Dino Detectives

A hands-on, three-part early elementary science sequence exploring how flowers, pollinators, and food connect. Students discover flower parts, meet animal helpers, and see how pollination creates seeds and fruits.

A dual-level science reading unit exploring joints, cartilage, ligaments, and tendons through anatomy and Greek mythology. Includes differentiated reading passages with vocabulary callouts and comprehension checks for early elementary learners.

A hands-on, no-cut tabletop game board and kinesthetic movement lab where students roll, physically act out animal superpowers, and track creature adaptations using counters or markers.

An elementary STEM learning sequence integrating mathematical calculation skills with scientific inquiry and engineering design concepts.

A 2nd-grade science and art unit introducing four major world habitats: temperate forest, arid desert, frozen arctic, and tropical rainforest. Students explore animal adaptations and landscape features through engaging coloring and vocabulary-based labeling activities.

A Grade 2-3 adapted science reading passage and comprehension sheet covering joints, cartilage, ligaments, tendons, the Achilles myth, and an authentic STAAR Short Constructed Response (SCR) inference question with comfortable handwriting lines.

A high-engagement, hands-on science sequence exploring the natural world through classification, distinguishing living from non-living things and discovering animal traits. Designed with visual supports, accessible text, and playful sorting activities tailored for diverse learners.

Young investigators trace what happens after pollen lands, discovering how flowers transform into fruits with seeds that grow new plants and feed our world.

A Grade 1-2 adapted science reader retaining the three original check questions and featuring enlarged, student-friendly 32px handwriting lines for the STAAR inference SCR prompt.

A two-day hands-on science sequence for 1st graders exploring sorting and the characteristics of living versus nonliving things. Students engage through active object sorting, BrainPOP Jr. investigation, movement games, and visual classification.

Students meet the animal helpers who move pollen between blossoms, from buzzing bumblebees and fluttering butterflies to hummingbirds and night bats.

A dynamic, classroom-ready 10-slide presentation for 1st Grade GT Lesson 2.4: Ocean Animal Zoo Keeper Training Camp. Guides whole-group instruction through curiosity activation, scientific vocabulary, modeled research think-aloud, station mission instructions, and exit ticket reflection.