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My 9th grade Biology students came with a developed idea of a process called "evolution" that came from Pokemon. 

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My 9th grade Biology students came with a developed idea of a process called "evolution" that came from Pokemon. 

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students making sense of impulse... (increasing the time of impact leads to a decrease in force) by relating it to water balloon and egg tosses... describing how they need to move their hands with the water balloon or egg to slow it down when catching it rather that just stopping it quickly

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students making sense of impulse... (increasing the time of impact leads to a decrease in force) by relating it to water balloon and egg tosses... describing how they need to move their hands with the water balloon or egg to slow it down when catching it rather that just stopping it quickly

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Students connected car's to combustion of fuel. Then, linked it to different fuels.

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inertia- getting tossed around while riding the bus

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When we do exothermic and endothermic reactions, students always bring up the heat packs and ice packs that you break and use.

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A student sent me a video on different types of bombs after nuclear chemistry 

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A student sent me a video on different types of bombs after nuclear chemistry 

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students making sense of why some of them could taste PTC and some could not

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students making sense of why some of them could taste PTC and some could not

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when we talk about density, students usually don't know the word or definition, but they do have an experiential sense of small things that are heavy and large things that are light and that the material that something is  made of affects its mass

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when we talk about density, students usually don't know the word or definition, but they do have an experiential sense of small things that are heavy and large things that are light and that the material that something is  made of affects its mass

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When talking about types of correlation in data, a student had an "aha" moment with negative correlation. He said he notices he gets less work done when he sits with more friends. He reasoned that he can only sit with one friend so his grade doesn't go too low.

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in our unit on stoichiometry students made connections to the units and quantities used in the recipes.

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Making up their own non-random mating dance

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Making up their own non-random mating dance

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water treatment - all the water they drink went down the drain somewhere recently

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Connecting the concepts of effusion & diffusion of gases to everyday life. 

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Connecting the concepts of effusion & diffusion of gases to everyday life. 

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When we did a water inquiry activity. We Put 3 liquids into different jars and the kids could do was make observations and they had to guess which jar contained water.  Connection to properties of water.

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When we did a water inquiry activity. We Put 3 liquids into different jars and the kids could do was make observations and they had to guess which jar contained water.  Connection to properties of water.

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Environmental influence of genetics on skin color, we have a large population of students from various countries 

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Environmental influence of genetics on skin color, we have a large population of students from various countries 

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DNA (Mutations) An environmental mutagen could cause an error in DNA 

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DNA (Mutations) An environmental mutagen could cause an error in DNA 

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A student sent me a video of why spongebob is adopted, based on the phenotypes of his parents and the probability of spongebob having those traits.

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A student sent me a video of why spongebob is adopted, based on the phenotypes of his parents and the probability of spongebob having those traits.

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One of students who is a dad, while we are learning heterozygous crosses, and how 25% of the 'grandkids'  pea plants look like Grandma pea plant.. and my student says-  "Is that why my daughter looks so much like my mom"

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One of students who is a dad, while we are learning heterozygous crosses, and how 25% of the 'grandkids'  pea plants look like Grandma pea plant.. and my student says-  "Is that why my daughter looks so much like my mom"