Splash Science

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.

A vibrant first-grade science and literacy lesson exploring weather shifts, falling leaves, and animal preparations during autumn. Students investigate seasonal patterns through guided sensory observations, visual slides, and hands-on recording sheets.

A comprehensive, teacher-ready 2-page science lesson plan for Grades 1–2 exploring how animals prepare for winter during the autumn season. Features explicit learning targets, NGSS alignment, movement-based instruction on migration, hibernation, and adaptation, plus differentiation pathways and an assessment rubric.

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 discover what makes animals unique living creatures by exploring how animals move, eat food for energy, sense their surroundings, and use special body structures to survive.

A two-per-page printable exit ticket for first graders to assess key understandings about autumn weather, falling leaves, and animal preparations. Features friendly picture prompts and cut-and-share layout.

A comprehensive science and reading comprehension unit exploring Earth's diverse landforms through leveled informational texts, text evidence, and analysis.

Students become nature detectives exploring what makes things alive, testing mystery objects against the three golden rules of living things, and sorting items into living and non-living groups.

A two-page student recording worksheet with wide primary handwriting lines, leaf color observation areas, weather clothing sorting, and animal behavior matching for first-grade learners.

A four-day marine science sequence for grades K-3 exploring ocean food chains through tactile crafts and surprising ocean facts. Students investigate drifters, apex predators, saltwater habitats, and food webs across daily 30-minute sessions.

An immersive outdoor inquiry lesson where elementary students activate their five senses to investigate seasonal shifts in nature, practice rich descriptive vocabulary, and document observations in an explorer field journal.

A vibrant visual slide deck for first graders exploring seasonal patterns, crisp weather shifts, hidden leaf pigments, and animal behaviors in autumn. Includes interactive partner talk prompts and clear visual cues.