3 Steps to Close Your Classroom
3 Steps to Close Your Classroom Enjoy your summer! We are providing you with a 3-step checklist to simplify closing your classroom. STEP 1 Inventory and Prepare Your Kits Taking an inventory of your kits not only lets you know what you need to teach before teaching the units again, but also gives you an […]
3 Steps to Get Ready for Science
3 Steps to Get Ready for Science Welcome back! We are providing you with a 3-step checklist to simplify opening your classroom. STEP 1 Inventory and Prepare Your Kits Taking an inventory of your kits not only lets you know what you need to teach before teaching the units again, but also gives you an […]
Testimonial- Victoria Wells
Teacher Testimonials Victoria Wells, proud to be preparing students and teachers for a science education transformation. Name: Victoria Wells Role: Middle school science teacher District: The Kalama School District in Kalama, Washington, has one middle school with 246 students. The district schools are Title I schools with roughly 41% of students eligible for free/reduced lunch programs. Challenge: Victoria Wells was an […]
Testimonial- Marcia Garrett
Teacher Testimonials Marcia Garrett, an unwavering advocate for phenomenon-based, hands-on learning. Name: Marcia Garrett Role: Middle school science teacher and professional development coach District: The Sequim School District in Sequim, Washington has one middle school with 582 students. The district schools are Title I schools with roughly 51% of students eligible for free/reduced-price lunch programs. Challenge: Marcia Garrett field tested the […]
Testimonial- Don Pruett
Teacher Testimonials Don Pruett, the guiding hand behind Clover Park’s science transformation. Name: Don Pruett Role: Science teacher, instructional coach, science supervisor District: The Clover Park School District in Lakewood, Washington has three middle schools with 2,040 students. Thirteen of the district’s schools are Title I schools with roughly 72% of students eligible for free/reduced lunch programs. Challenge: Don Pruett wanted […]