Super Science Tools

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.

A resource set for organizing and managing classroom computer assignments. Includes rosters, labels, and tracking sheets for physical computer stations.

A high-contrast, dyslexic-friendly computer assignment roster divided into 4 groups: Core 1, Core 2, Core 3, and Elective 1. Designed using Open Sans font with increased text sizes, letter spacing, and tall name slots for spacious handwriting.

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 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 comprehensive, highly aligned one-page Executive FAQ and Pulse Check Briefing for Superintendent Dr. Chase Huotari, detailing Franklin Township's 26/27 AI rollout status, governance structure, cell phone bans, and grade-band integrations.

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.

A beginner science lesson introducing the basic concepts of forces, specifically focusing on pushing and pulling actions in daily life. This lesson uses a fun 'Force Detective' theme to engage elementary students.

An interactive, 1-page student assessment worksheet for "The Classification Kingdom." It includes visual categorization challenges, a multiple-choice rule deduction puzzle, and a drawing area for students to create their own sorting rule.

An interactive, play-based science unit exploring the properties of light for Kindergarten through 3rd grade. Students engage in self-directed sensory exploration stations and guided inquiry to discover illumination, reflection, transmission, and color splitting.

A foundational earth science lesson introducing first-grade students to landforms, tectonic forces, mapping tools, and climatic concepts. Includes a complete set of printable double-sided vocabulary flashcards designed for standard cardstock.

A 2-page printable activity pack for "The Classification Kingdom." Page 1 contains 12 highly balanced, illustrative sorting cards (balanced across 3 colors, 2 sizes, and 4 functional roles). Page 2 provides two beautifully themed Castle Tower Sorting Mats.