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Design A Hoodie

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  • My Students Were OBSESSED With the Hoodie Designs
    This was such a creative way to combine science, reading comprehension, and art. Students became incredibly invested in their endangered animals and took so much pride in designing hoodies that actually reflected the species’ traits and habitats.
  • New class favorite!
    My students loved creating these hoodies! They didn’t even mind researching their animal as they got to pick which one they liked best. Will be using this every year from now on!
  • I needed a quick, fun, no prep end of year activity for my Wildlife option class for grade 7. This was a perfect way to summarize what they had been learning and give them some reading comprehension and critical thinking practice. They loved it. I randomly handed out the information to the kids and none of them complained about which animal they got, they just started and were so excited. Seriously THE BEST!! This resource is worth every penny! And I LOVE that it has a rubric too!
  • My students love this project! This is the first time I have used this with my High School Environmental Science classes. Some of my most reluctant students were eager to give this project a try. Works for SPED, ELL, and GIFTED students.
Owl Pellet No-Prep Lab

Reviews

  • This Owl Pellet Dissection Activity and Bone Chart made an amazing science lab experience! The materials were easy to use and perfectly organized for my students. The bone chart was a great visual aid that helped them identify what they found during the dissection. It made the lab hands-on, educational, and super engaging. Highly recommend for any classroom exploring animal biology or ecosystems!
  • Favorite activity of the school year! This was a great lab report/guide to the owl pellets. My students were so engaged and excited, and this resource gave them all the information they needed.

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I’m Stephanie

Hi, I am Stephanie Morris, a middle school science teacher in central Pennsylvania with over twenty years of experience teaching science to students of all ages and grade levels. I love creating easy experiments, engaging lessons, and practical science resources that help teachers and homeschool families make science approachable and fun.

I have a Master’s Degree in Biology and have also worked as an educational consultant, writer, and curriculum developer. I am the author of two children’s STEM books, STEM Quest for Minecrafters: Grades 1–2 and STEM Quest for Minecrafters: Grades 3–4, and I was a contributing author for BookShark’s homeschool science curriculum.

I live in beautiful central Pennsylvania with my husband and two children.