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Erik Yates

Understanding Science - 0 views

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    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.
Erik Yates

» NGSS Parent Q and A - 0 views

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    Need to send parents information about the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)? This Q&A page from the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) is a great place to link to in your newsletters, websites, or Twitter feeds.
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New Jersey State Academic Standards: Science - 0 views

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    Here is the official Science standards page on the New Jersey Department of Education website. Michael Heinz, coordinator, said that resources for teachers would be available beginning in September of 2014.
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How to Read the Next Generation Science Standards | Next Generation Science Standards - 0 views

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    The online version of the NGSS is interactive and quite detailed. This page has a video showing how to read the standards as well as a link to a PDF explaining how to read the NGSS.
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Topical Arrangements of Standards | Next Generation Science Standards - 0 views

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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.
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New Jersey State Academic Standards: Science - 0 views

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    On this NJ DOE Science CCCS Resources page, scroll down to the section titled "Language, Literacy, and Learning in the Content Areas" to see Connections documents that will help you understand the Next Generation Science Standards.
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Elements - Experiments in Character Design - 1 views

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    Very cool artwork that depicts elements on the periodic table as cartoon-like illustrations of people.
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Wonderful Life with the Elements | No Starch Press - 1 views

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    A graphic artist took on the periodic table and created this cool book and table of the elements. Downloadable PDF of each!
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NGSS Hub - 0 views

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    This NSTA "hub" of NGSS knowledge allows you to quickly find the topics for your grade level.
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tmbg here comes science - YouTube - 0 views

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    My all-time favorite band produced a CD full of great songs about science. Enjoy on your own, with your kids, or with your students!
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MrTubb - home - 0 views

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    This Wiki by a middle school teacher in South Carolina has some nice units and printable items. Looks like a typical 8th grade science curriculum.
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http://ngss.nsta.org/ - 0 views

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    Looking for the latest information about the Next Generation Science Standards? This is the go-to site for NGSS information from the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA).
Erik Yates

Using Hook Stations To Engage Students In A Lesson - 1 views

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    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).
Erik Yates

Middle School Biology Lesson Plan: Pond Water Safari - 0 views

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    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!
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Science Notebooks on Pinterest - 0 views

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    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.
Erik Yates

Chemical Properties - 0 views

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    Looking for some cool chemical reaction demonstrations? Here are a few that are sure to wow the class.
Erik Yates

Playful Science: Dry Ice Bubbles | Not Just Cute - 0 views

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    This may be a bit intensive for the lower elementary students to do alone, but it would make a great demonstration activity or something fun for a science fair project!
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