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Tag Archives: NGSS
Will You Be Mine Foxy Valentine? Fun with Fox Genetics! Adorable Activity for Valentine’s Day!
Will You Be Mine Foxy Valentine? Fun with Fox Genetics! Looking for a cute activity for your Science classes for Valentine’s Day? THIS is what I’m doing with my 9th grade Biology classes! Several years ago, I adapted a genetics … Continue reading
Posted in biology, Strategies, Teaching
Tagged activity, biology, genetics, genetics activity, NGSS, teaching strategy, Valentine's Day, Valentine's Day Activity
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Sketch Notes in Forensics- Blood and Bloodstain Pattern Analysis
I decided to branch out and see if my Forensics classes would enjoy using sketch notes as much as my Biology classes have. The verdict? A definite YES! At first, my juniors and seniors in Forensics really didn’t know what … Continue reading
Posted in Forensics, Sketch Notes, T.I.P Theory Into Practice, Teaching
Tagged activity, Forensic Science, High School Science, NGSS, Science Teaching, strategic teaching, teaching, TpT
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Using Sketch Notes With The Cell Size Lab (Potato & Iodine Version)
How Can I Do The Cell Size Lab If I Don’t Have Agar? I love the Cell Size Lab that uses agar and an indicator. It just an awesome lab to help my students see how things diffuse into the … Continue reading
Using Sketch Notes in the Biology Classroom
I confess…. I’m a doodler. If I’m sitting in a meeting, I’m drawing in the margins. If I’m studying, I draw goofy cartoons to help me remember things. Last year, I had a student in AP Bio whose first language … Continue reading