#Science Classroom

Only a glimpse into some of the 2024 highlights in a highschool science classroom. Can’t wait for 2025! #teacherlife #teacher #teachergram #teaching #highschool #teachercommunity #science #scienceteacher #chemistry #biology #physics

So simple yet so engaging and effective 🌸🔬 #teacher #survivingmsscience #science #sciencelesson #teachers #6thgrade #lily

If you’re reading this THANK YOU for sticking with me and for your patience. It’s been over a month since I last posted. To be frank, the end of 2024 was rough mentally, physically, and emotionally. Although I’m smiling in this video, last month was filled with tears, illness and struggles. I’m human after all. It feels good to be back but admittedly, I haven’t yet mastered how to balance my new job, motherhood, and content creation so I’m not sure when my next video will be… hopefully not too far from now. I love and appreciate each and every one of you. Cheers to health, happiness, and balance in 2025! Happy New Year everyone! #science #scienceteacher #teachersofinstagram #education #coldfront #scienceforkids #weather #density #fifthgrade #happynewyear #nowyouknow

🎉 New Classroom Tour just dropped! 🏫 Come see my middle school science classroom setup—decor, management systems, reward ideas, and more! Want the full video? 💬 Drop ‘tour’ in the comments & I’ll send it your way! #ClassroomTour #ScienceClassroom #TeacherLife #MiddleSchoolTeacher #BackToSchoolIdeas

Ever wondered how to actually show your students what happens when matter heats and cools? 🔥❄️ Grab some crayons + a blow dryer and watch their eyes light up as they see solids change right in front of them! 🖍️✨ This quick science experiment is classroom-friendly, engaging, and the perfect way to bring the states of matter to life. Save this idea + follow @luckylittlelearners for more hands-on tips teachers love! 🌟 #luckylittlelearners #science #teacher #teachersofinstagram #teachergram #elementaryteacher #teacherideas

But at least you could be using It’s Not Rocket Science lesson plans to make it a more enjoyable experience for everyone involved. 😆 👋🏻 I’m Rebecca, and I make create and comprehensive science curriculum that engages your students and simplifies your life… because teaching doesn’t have to be rocket science! Visit my website to see what’s inside my full year biology, anatomy, physical science, and chemistry curricula. 👇🏻 www.itsnotrocketscienceclassroom.com

This is a fun science activity for middle schoolers! I did it last year too and it was fun🤩 #teachersofinstagram #scienceactivity #scienceteacher #teacher #teacherlife

When the teacher swirls the water, she creates a small circular current in the jar. This moving water applies an upward force on the orange and helps overcome the slight suction and friction holding it at the bottom. By spinning the water, she changes the pressure and flow around the orange. The moving water redistributes forces evenly and allows buoyancy to do its job, lifting the orange to the top without needing to reach in or spill water. It’s a simple but great demonstration of buoyancy, fluid motion, and how understanding physics can turn a tricky problem into an easy one. This content is shared strictly for educational purposes. DM us for credit/removal. (No copyright intended) #science #knowledge #interesting

Today we made DIY respiratory systems in our homeschool STEM class!🫁 . . . #homeschool #homeschoolfun #science #stem #teacher #homeschoolteacher #teacherideas

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Nothing feels better than an organized and clean classroom! Where are my fellow type A teachers? 🙋‍♀️ Organizing all the classroom things keeps me sane.

Cartesian diver experiment. This science experiment examines the density of an object in water & water pressure. The jellyfish are made out of bendy straws, LEGO eyeballs, and paperclips. You need to cut them so they float barely but don’t sink. When you squeeze the bottle they will go down because you are squeezing the water up inside the straw (increasing water pressure), and so the air that is trapped inside is squished and the jellyfish will become too heavy to float anymore and so it will sink. Once you let go, the water pressure will decrease and the air will expand making the jellyfish float again. I let the kids name their jellyfish- Leo named his blue one baboo, the yellow one was named lemon, and the green one was named kiwi, chloe also made a purple one called grape, and Cru made a red one he named Carolina reaper (it’s a type of hot pepper). If your jellyfish isn’t floating then it needs to be longer. If it’s sinking without squeezing, then you made it too short. You can try taking off a paperclip if you cut it too short. You could also use googly eyes. #science #scienceforkids #scienceteacher #scienceexperiment #scienceexperimentsforkids #scienceexperienceday #montessori #montessoriathome #montessorimom #montessoritogether #montessoriscience #montessoriscienceexperiment #montessorisciencelessons #homeschool #prek #kinder #kindergartenteacher #kinderhomeschool #firstgradescience #firstgradescienceproject