Scientific method lab

Teaching the “skills of science” is of the utmost importance. I cannot stress this enough! Yes, the "content of science" is important, but the content cannot be taught to our students until the skills are taught to our students. Scientific method, metric measurement, scientific notation, prefixes and suffixes, significant figures, compare/contrast, problem solving, critical thinking, dimensional analysis, proper use of lab equipment, scientific writing ... these are the skills I am referring…

iLearn Science: awesome back to school tool for teaching student about the scientific method

Are you a science teacher looking to spice up your scientific method activities? If you need some fun scientific method activities, you’ll want to keep reading and infuse the following ideas into your classroom.

Looking to start your year with a bang? Including some engaging scientific method experiments provides a solid foundation for any high school science course.

Looking for easy scientific method activities for your 2020 classroom? These activities are low prep and work great for distance learning!

Children love science experiments. They want to observe and test out #allthethings, but sometimes it’s hard to get students to understand the scientific method. Understanding the steps of a true experiment is part of every

With this Water Balloon Science Experiment we are teaching the scientific process and encouraging inquiry based activities to prove theories.

Learn how to integrate the Blow Cup Challenge in the classroom with this engaging STEM project and lesson plan that incorporates math and science standards.

As a middle school science teacher, I always love teaching the scientific method to my students. There are so many routes you can take with teaching it, and I’ve tried many of them. If you’re gearing up to teach the scientific method, then you might benefit from reading this post. (See what I did there?) You probably have many questions. When should I teach the scientific method? What all should I include in my unit? What order should I teach the topics of the scientific method? How do I go…