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This is currently the quickest way to see what is taught at each level in the NGSS. Clicking on a topic in a grade opens the standard to see the performance expectations, and that will help a teacher know what and how to teach that standard.

How do you "hook" students on geology? What's a good way to get your class off to a good start? Check out this middle school science teacher's "hook stations" idea in a Teaching Channel video (5 minutes).

We've got microscopes, but how about some pond, river, stream, or puddle water? Dirty water is free, and it's a great resource for organism classification in science! This Teaching Channel video is a good idea!

This University of California website is a good resource for personal professional development. While it is geared toward teachers, it does have a number of useful resources to use with students.

You probably have a Pinterest account already, but if you're looking for a board to follow, this will give you endless ideas for interactive science notebooks.

Rider University helped New Jersey find gaps between its science standards and the NGSS. This page has links to science and NGSS pages that are of interest to us as we implement the NGSS.