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Greetings Teachers
This is a collection of my weekly lesson plans. I definitely believe in SHARING activities and labs and working SMARTER not HARDER. The activities/labs are some of my own creation and of those awesome science websites that I use (in no particular order):
- Marcia’s Science Teaching Ideas
- Middle School Science
- Mr & Mrs Smith Science
- Science Spot
- The ScienceClass.net
Steps to Upload a file
We spend countless hours trying to create the best lessons to engage our students. Imagine if we could harness all that energy and provide a place where science teachers could share their engaging science lessons, lab, animations, worksheets, so that we are not RECREATING the WHEEL. LET THE SHARING BEGIN!
- Click on the email icon :

- Upload your file to the email message
- THE FINAL STEP IS TO include the following in your message (bottom of page)..
- Your name, school, city & state
- Type of Activity: Lesson plan, lab, graphic organizer, etc
- Specify a Unit:
- Unit 1: Becoming a Scientist
- Unit 2: Journey to the Center of the Earth
- Unit 3: Blast Off to Outer Space
- Unit 4: Circle of Life
- Unit 5: ENERGYzer: It keeps going and going
- HIT SEND. Thanks for sending in your wonderful resource. This will help other wonderful teachers around the world
One of the best ways to improve learning is actually DISCUSSION. Therefore I have created a discussion board for each unit. If you would like to start a discussion question on any of the units please see below. To go to the discussion board please click here, Teacher Corner: Science Unit Discussion Board. This is the place to discuss lesson plans, ask questions, and that all important colleauge advice so that we can become better teachers.
Unit One: Become a Scientist
This unit involves students conducting field and laboratory investigations using scientific methods, analyzing data, making informed decisions, and using tools such as beakers, test tubes, and spring scales to collect, analyze, and record information. Students also use computers and information technology tools to support scientific investigations. Just as Nancy Drew or Sherlock Holmes solve a mystery, this unit allows students to be problem solving inorder to understand how the world works around us.
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Unit 2: Blast Off Into Outer Space
In our 2nd unit, we will “Blast Off Into Outer Space” and explore our amazing solar system. In this unit students will identify components of the solar system including the Sun, planets, moon, and asteroids and learn how seasons and the length of the day are caused by the tilt and rotation of the Earth as it orbits the Sun .
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Unit 3: Journey to the Center of the Earth
We will then zoom back to Earth as we get ready for our 3rd Unit which takes us on a “Journey to the Center of the Earth”. Here students will learn about Earth’s precious minerals and spectacular rocks. Lastly, we will learn how the rock is like an apple, why we have earthquakes and volcanoes, and figure out where does soil come from
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Unit 5: ENERGYzer: It keeps going and going
We will finally wrap up the year with amazing demonstrations and experiments dealing with energy, states of matter, light, and sound with our final unit of the year-“ENERGYzer: It Keeps Going and Going”. In this unit we will learn the parts of a lightbulb, figure out a circuit, and build a roller coaster using energy concepts we learned in class.









October 13th, 2008 at 7:49 pm
HI,
My name is Mr. Noorani. I am a teacher at dams Middle School in Richmond, CA. I was hoping to be able to have visabiliy of your lesson plans. I really enjoy your website, and would love to share it with my colleagues and students. Please allow me to enter your moodle. I believe there is a user name and password that I would need. Thanks in advance. I enjoyed looking at your lessons, and hope to be able to collaborate at some level in the future.
Mr. Noorani
October 16th, 2008 at 9:56 pm
Hi Mr. Noorani
I have been a LOT behind in my updating of the website and have finally gotten back on the grind. I have updated and hope you enjoy and would love to collaborate in the future. Thank you for the compliments and come again. By the way, you don’t need a password to log in..
December 14th, 2008 at 5:23 pm
Awesome website — I posted it to my delicious collection of Top10 sites (actually it is up to 17) for lessons, labs. I will be back – and will followup with an email – would like to learn more from you about posting videos, etc. on my website. – Thanks