By Amy Cowen
on September 7, 2021 8:00 AM
Finding STEM Lessons
What are you teaching this week? Next week? Next month?
Solutions and mixes? Types of energy? States of matter? Forces of movement? Biodiversity? Health and body systems? Magnetism or electromagnetism?
We understand teachers invest a great deal of time browsing for quality lessons to fit their curriculum needs each year. Not only do you desire quality materials that line up with your class goals, however you desire materials that are easy to use, attentively developed and prepared, and help bring concepts to life with hands-on experiments and activities that actually work.
Science Buddies provides all of this for totally free!
Preparation for a Year of STEM
No matter what curriculum boxes need to be examined off in the academic year, science educators frequently cycle through a series of essential science ideas, concepts, and laws.
To make it even simpler to discover free STEM lessons and activities that fit your teaching needs, weve produced a series of Teaching Science Units posts that focus on frequently taught science subjects. Each resource in this series provides a curated set of lessons, activities, and experiments that are carefully picked for teachers who will be teaching specific subjects.
Our present Teaching Science Units collections are listed below:
Teaching Science Units Collections– Life Sciences and Physical Science
Life Sciences
Physical Science
STEM Education Materials You Can Trust
Our comprehensive library of resources for STEM education makes us a relied on, go-to resource for many teachers.
With a combination of more than 200 NGSS-aligned Lesson Plans and more than 450 STEM Activities that are ideal for class use, we have interesting, high-interest, scientist-authored learning products in a large variety of subject locations and for all grade levels.
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Thank You to The Donaldson Foundation
Development of fifteen of our Teaching Science Units curated collections was allowed by generous assistance from the Donaldson Foundation.
Bookmark this page for simple access to the Teaching Science Units collections. You can also search these collections here.
If there are other subjects you would like to see us create lists for, please let us know!
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What are you teaching this week? Next week? Next month?
States of matter? Health and human body systems?
