Matter Masters

An interactive multi-day science unit exploring the water cycle through hands-on experiments, visual models, and interactive activities. Students investigate evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection while tracking energy transfers driven by the Sun.

An interactive upper-elementary lesson introducing states of matter (solids, liquids, gases), particle behavior, and how heating and cooling cause physical state changes.

A 2-page print-ready sorting activity with a structured sorting board and individual cut-out cards matching states of matter characteristics and examples.

An immersive, two-part biology unit exploring the intricate anatomy and chemical wonders of plants. Students investigate plant organs and survival needs in Lesson 1, and map the chemistry of photosynthesis and respiration in Lesson 2.

Wit & Wisdom Grade 3 Module 1 Lesson 1. Students begin their exploration of 'The Sea' by observing the cover of Seymour Simon's 'Ocean' and establishing the Notice and Wonder routine.

A 2-page print-ready guided lab sheet where students draw particle models and complete phase change diagrams based on the lesson slides.

A comprehensive, curriculum-aligned unit introducing students to computer operating systems, file naming conventions, file management, extensions, and system utilities. Features interactive-style presentations, step-by-step printable labs, visual reference guides, and structured assessments.

Students synthesize their learning by constructing a complete water cycle model, utilizing anchor charts, and participating in vocabulary matching games. The unit concludes with a comprehensive assessment and reflective rubric.

A comprehensive 5-day middle school unit on the Scientific Method. Students progress from initial observations to formal scientific communication, supported by cohesive presentations, guided organizers, and daily exit tickets.

Students investigate the processes of precipitation, infiltration, runoff, and collection. They examine how gravity pulls water back to Earth and how landscapes shape water's journey back to oceans, lakes, and rivers.

A comprehensive 4-day scientific sequence on bats designed for grades K-3. Students explore bat anatomy, species diversity, myths vs. facts, and create a hands-on construction paper craft.

Students explore how thermal energy from the Sun drives the water cycle, transforming liquid water on Earth's surface into invisible water vapor through evaporation, which then cools to form clouds through condensation.