Matter Mission

A vibrant, astronaut-themed project unit where Grade 2 students learn about startups by designing their own space tourism businesses, from brainstorming and blueprinting to pitching their cosmic ideas.

A hands-on assessment and evaluation lesson on the three states of matter and their physical properties. Designed for second-grade students to demonstrate their understanding of solids, liquids, gases, and descriptive properties.

A comprehensive teacher lesson guide outlining standards alignment, material checklist, pacing guide, common student misconceptions, guiding questions, and an answer key for the stations.

A hands-on, multi-day project unit where 2nd-grade students launch their own space tourism startup, designing rocket experiences, space hotels, and marketing materials for cosmic travelers.

A whimsical, fairytale-themed lesson introducing Kindergarten through 2nd-grade students to data categorization, attributes, and sorting algorithms. Students physically sort attribute cards to help the King organize a messy castle, laying the foundation for database concepts.

A student lab notebook sheet for recording physical properties, predicting sink/float, and evaluating the shapes of liquids and gases during hands-on experiments.

A 5-day science unit for K-2 SDC students exploring each of the five senses through interactive slides, hands-on mini-experiments, errorless matching worksheets, and teacher guidance.

An engaging elementary science lesson focusing on animal adaptations, featuring a reading passage, coloring activity, and comprehension worksheet.

Task cards detailing setup instructions and student directives for four hands-on matter investigation stations.

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.

A high-energy, hands-on 2nd-grade science and growth mindset lesson exploring neuroplasticity. Students build interactive pipe cleaner neuron models to visualize how practice strengthens physical connections in their brain.

A four-day science unit on volcanoes designed for early elementary students. It combines basic scientific inquiry, vocabulary building, and an outdoor eruption experiment to explore the science of volcanic pressure and reactions.