Statue Science

A 5-day project-based learning unit where third-grade students become severe weather experts. Students explore weather vs. climate, analyze data, and design a Weather Survival Guide for a chosen severe weather hazard.

An immersive introduction to national parks, wildlife adaptations, and conservation. Students learn to think like park rangers by exploring diverse ecosystems and analyzing non-fiction text features.

A 2-page print-ready field journal for students to analyze non-fiction text features, practice ranger terminology, analyze wildlife adaptations, and take the Leave No Trace pledge.

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.

A comprehensive vocabulary study lesson tailored for McGraw-Hill Science Chapter 6 (Earth's Resources). This lesson features an interactive, highly visual student study packet and a complete teacher lesson plan and answer key.

A highly visual, engaging presentation to introduce national parks, wildlife adaptations, and conservation. Includes interactive vocabulary challenges, ecosystem spotlights, and Leave No Trace principles.

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 hands-on, experiential science lesson where students physically connect themselves with yarn to simulate a forest food web. When ecological disruptions occur, students feel the physical 'tug' along the network, modeling interdependence and the fragile balance of ecosystems.

A 4-page student vocabulary graphic organizer packet on force and motion, themed as 'Force Field Notes' for upper elementary. Features highly structured, customized Frayer models and semantic maps for Gravity, Friction, Balanced Forces, and Magnetism.

A 5-day, 15-minute daily science sequence for 3rd graders exploring solids, liquids, and gases. Aligned to the 5E instructional model and centered around the Generation Genius states of matter video, complete with vocabulary, daily quick-lessons, and a final evaluation quiz.

A life skills lesson teaching students how to read weather radar maps, interpret precipitation intensity, and make smart daily decisions about clothing, outdoor activities, and personal safety.

A 2-page teacher resource featuring a vocabulary pacing guide, common student misconceptions, extension activities, and a visual, fully filled-out answer key for the Resource Raiders Student Packet.