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Quick ViewFollow me Which antacid is the best at relieving indigestion? Students will test 4 antacids to find out. Make learning about acids and bases relevant and fun with this antacid lab which tests which antacid works the best at neutralizing acids. Students will learn about indigestion, stomach acid, and why antacids relieve the discomfort of…
Quick ViewFollow me Your students will love this science Christmas activity! They will make a Christmas ornament using science. This EASY Christmas STEAM activity uses poinsettia leaves to make COLOR-CHANGING ornaments. This is a faith-based lesson but it can be used in a secular environment also! Simply skip over the introduction. There is plenty of supplemental…
Quick ViewFollow me This BUNDLE includes the social-emotional antibully lesson on fogging a bully PLUS the faith-based object lesson on the brevity of life. Step-by-step directions, with photos of each step, are included in each activity. Included in this product: ⭐ Antibullying lesson ⭐ Faith-based object lesson featuring James 4:14 ⭐ Instructions for making a small…
Looking for a Martin Luther King Jr. Science Activity for your Middle School Students? This EASY, low-prep resource, connects scientific exploration with the historical context of Martin Luther King Jr.’s efforts for social equality. This classroom activity provides an experimental setup where students observe the solubility of colored sugar in various liquids and relate these outcomes to the societal changes advocated by Martin Luther King Jr.
This resource is designed to facilitate an understanding of solubility and matter at a grade-appropriate level while encouraging students to reflect on past and present issues of social justice. It’s an appropriate choice for teachers seeking to integrate science with social studies, particularly during units covering Martin Luther King Jr. or civil rights.
Quick ViewLooking for a Martin Luther King Jr. Science Activity for your Middle School Students? This EASY, low-prep resource, connects scientific exploration with the historical context of Martin Luther King Jr.’s efforts for social equality. This classroom activity provides an experimental setup where students observe the solubility of colored sugar in various liquids and relate these outcomes to the societal changes advocated by Martin Luther King Jr.
This resource is designed to facilitate an understanding of solubility and matter at a grade-appropriate level while encouraging students to reflect on past and present issues of social justice. It’s an appropriate choice for teachers seeking to integrate science with social studies, particularly during units covering Martin Luther King Jr. or civil rights.
