Tired of piecing together physical science lessons from everywhere? A look at the NGSS-aligned middle school physical science curriculum bundle that saves hours of planning and stress.
What does NGSS actually expect in middle school physical science? A clear breakdown of the 4 core units to teach and how to make them manageable, meaningful, and fun.
Plan your entire middle school physical science year in one sitting with a free curriculum map organized by NGSS standard, with linked resources from Day 1 to state testing.
Check out these 3 ideas to teach atomic structure in a fun way with your grade 5 6 7 science students. Making an atomic model can help them understand atomic structure.
Learn new ways to review the periodic table of elements with your grade 6 7 8 science students while learning about atoms and elements.
Learn new ideas to cover your chemistry unit with your science students when teaching them acids and bases and the pH scale.
Need ideas to teach density to your grade 5 6 7 science students? These easy to use density ideas will have your students understanding this tough property of matter unit in no time.
Five easy ways to integrate physical and chemical changes into your unit for grades 4 5 6.
Hands-on states of matter science experiments that show students how solids, liquids, and gases interact. Five easy activities to add to your states of matter unit.
Teach magnetism with NGSS-aligned, hands-on lessons. Common magnet misconceptions to watch for, anchoring phenomena, and activities for an engaging magnetism unit.
A digital pH activity for students. Use the PhET simulation to test substances and identify whether each is acidic, basic, or neutral, then record answers in a Google Form.
Turn your physical and chemical changes unit into spooky Halloween science experiments. Three easy, hands-on experiments with CER practice for grades 4–6.