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Teachers, below you will find links to the completed units that I have for grades 1 through 4. Feel free to use as you wish, and to contact me with any questions you may have.
You will find that I try to organize my units such that you do not need any uncommon supplies, and for the most part no resources. I do this to allow these lessons to be taught by anyone, anywhere (I actually received an e-mail from a teacher in Abu Dhabi who uses the lessons). I have also attempted to make the majority of the lessons hands on or student lead lessons. You'll find that nearly every student will become engaged in science when they can get involved. However, the real magic to teaching science is to show your students just how incredible science is, when you love it, they will LOVE it! Teaching is my second career, I was formerly an engineer, and as such I have a huge passion for science. My students feed off of this energy, and the results are amazing. So, get your hands dirty, get on the floor with them, and show them just how awesome science truly is.
If you happen to find any links that do not work, or any typos on the worksheet, please to not hesitate to let me know - my students don't think twice about telling me I have made a mistake ;)
- Mike
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Grade 1 Science Grade 2 Science Grade 3 Science Grade 4 Science
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I have never been asked to cover grade 5 science or grade 6 science. I do not have any
resources. If you happen to know of any sites that have some awesome
stuff, feel free to let me know and I will look at it and post it here.
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I am a grade 7 and 8 science teacher, and have my units fully planned out, however I do not have them set up as easily to share. I have thought about figuring out how to do it, and have put it on my list of things to do... however my wife also has a long list of things for me to do, so it might be a bit before I get grade 7 up here ;) Below you will find links to the student webpages I post throughout the year: Grade 7
Grade 8
Scientific Method and Science Safety *I do not have the water unit available to share.
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The page was looking kind of blah, so I thought I would spice it up with a picture of a couple Future Nobel Prize winners ...both physics and chemistry of course ;)
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