We are scientists

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We are scientists

I am a Scientist Unit with Freebie! A successful year learning science begins with a strong foundation. This is one of the key foundation lessons I teach every year. I begin with my Five Senses Unit, which you can find here. It's a great engaging and introductory unit to use while your preschool or kindergarten students are learning how to be in school. The five senses unit naturally leads into I am a Scientist which teaches students that THEY are scientists and covers different attributes…

Studying the 5 Senses is so important for preschoolers! Their five senses are how all of the information in Create this easy Sense of Touch Science center that helps young learners understand their sense of touch and the world around them. It’s a great “hands-on” project that is easy to assemble in minutes and is... Read More » The post 5 Senses Activities – Sense of Touch appeared first on Play to Learn.

Marie Curie - Winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics and in Chemistry [1903 and 1911 respectively],

That's a real shirt, with real pencils in the pocket, and real rubber gloves, with a real test tube. The hair and steam is cotton batting. The background is black construction paper - doesn't it look like a blackboard? Who knows WHAT those goggles are made of but I sure am glad that he's following proper lab precautions! Safety first! Chemical explosions second. At an Upper West Side branch of the New York Public Library.

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This hand-drawn comic doodle features a minimalistic depiction of a scientist in scribbled lines. The simple and abstract style captures the essence of scientific curiosity and exploration.

Director Christopher Nolan’s film about the physicist will hit theaters in June. The movie is based on ‘American Prometheus,’ a masterful biography that draws on 30 years of research about the rise and fall of the scientist who lent his talents to create the ultimate weapon

We've been working on our science launch unit and I'm so happy with how well it's been going. I have to admit, science often gets the short straw in my classroom. With reading, writing, math, and word study pressures, when something's got to give, it's typically been science. I've made a vow this year to try harder to give science it's due. So far, so good! We started by making an anchor chart of all of the things scientists do. We're using sticky notes so we can add ideas as we go. (One…

We gathered a few of our favorite information, fun facts about Albert Einstein for your amusement and edification. Check these Einstein facts, now!