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Resources labeled 1-5

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Asteria Corporation. (2020). Sticky and Photo Sharing for you. Lino. https://en.linoit.com/

This is a collaborative tool in which groups of people can add ideas, discussions, and photographs to a common area that looks like a corkboard. This was used in one of our virtual classroom discussions. This can be used by teachers to collaborate on topics with other teachers, or in a lesson so that students can communicate.

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Strategic Education Research Partnership. (2020). SciGen Teacher Dashboard. Science Generation. https://serpmedia.org/scigen/

This is a website that includes lessons, storylines, activities, and interactive simulations organized by the category and the type of learning resource. I found this source when developing my 5E lesson plan because I was trying to find an interactive way for students to view the human body systems and organs. Through Google a search I was brought to a great interactive by this website. This website can be used by educators preparing lessons, and with students during lessons to use the interactive and hands on activities.

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SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY INITIATIVE. (2016, August 21). Resources. https://www.plt.org/resources/

This is Project Learning Tree's resources section of their website. It includes instruction strategies, lessons, activities, and other helpful information. The virtual field trip with Project Learning Tree discussed all of the resources that it provides and gifted us with an activity guide. This is useful for teachers and educators who are preparing lessons and activities to do with their students.

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University of Colorado. (2020). PhET Interactive Simulations. PhET. https://phet.colorado.edu/

This website has interactive simulations in a variety of areas such as physics, chemistry, Earth sciences, and life sciences. This was used in one of our virtual classroom sessions to learn about circuits. This is intended to be used with students online to have a more interactive science lesson. This is useful for teachers who are teaching digitally, or who don't have access to certain supplies for in classroom experiments.

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Whiteboard.fi. (2020). Free online whiteboard for teachers and classrooms. Whiteboard.fi - Free online whiteboard for teachers and classrooms. https://whiteboard.fi/

This website has a free online whiteboard that can be used during a class by a teacher to show examples or work and by the students in the class to show their work. This resource was mentioned during one of our virtual classroom sessions. This resource was intended for teachers and their students during an online class session.

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Home. Famous Scientists. (2020). https://www.famousscientists.org/.

This website includes information about famous scientists organized by rank and by area of science. I found this resource through a resource page provided by CSU for educators teaching the nature of science. This website would be great to use to assign students a project on a scientist or to use in lessons to teach the students about a different scientist regularly. For the project, this would be more intended for upper elementary level students, but for using this in lessons to teach students about a scientist this can be used at various grade levels.

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Koch, J. (2018). Science Stories: Science Methods for Elementary and Middle School Teachers. Cengage Learning.

This book includes a lot of information and examples that can be used to teach the nature of science. This book is the textbook for this course. This book can be used to explain multiple areas of science and has ideas for activities that educators can use in their lessons. This resource is particularly intended for educators learning to teach science.

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PBS & WGBH Educational Foundation. (2020). Nature Of Science Activities And Lessons. PBS LearningMedia. https://florida.pbslearningmedia.org/subjects/science/practices-and-nature-of-science/.

This page of this website has lessons, videos, and activities organized by science topic and grade level. I found this resource when I searched Google for nature of science activities for Florida. This is a great resource for educators in Florida planning lessons about the nature of science for various grade levels.

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Resources labeled 6-10

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Home - The Story Behind The Science. https://www.storybehindthescience.org/

This website includes stories about key concepts in science areas from the perspective of the scientist who was there. I found this resource through a resource page provided by CSU for educators teaching the nature of science. This resource would be great to use with students during a lesson to hear a story about an upcoming topic or to have students use to do research on their own. This website can be used by teachers, and any grade of students.

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The University of California Museum of Paleontology, Berkeley, and the Regents of the University of California. (2020). Getting started: Sample starting activities. https://undsci.berkeley.edu/teaching/1316_activities.php.

This article includes several activities that can be used to teach the nature of science. I found this resource by searching Google for nature of science activities. The activities provided on this website would be great to include in a lesson that explains what science is really about. These activities can be adapted for students of all grade levels.

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PBS & WGBH Educational Foundation. (2020). Earth And Space Science. PBS LearningMedia. https://florida.pbslearningmedia.org/subjects/science/earth-and-space-science/.

This page of this website includes lessons, activities, videos and other teaching strategies for Earth and space science. I found this resource when I found the PBS nature of science resource. This resource is great for Florida educators preparing lessons on topics related to Earth and space science since it has plenty of material organized by topic and recommended grade level. This resource is intended for Florida science educators and students who are looking for extra information regarding a science topic.

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The University of Texas McDonald Observatory. (2020). Classroom Activities & Resources. Classroom Activities & Resources | McDonald Observatory. https://mcdonaldobservatory.org/teachers/classroom.

This resource includes activities for exploring physics, astronomy, and chemistry in the classroom. I found this resource through the University of Colorado's virtual teaching resources. This is a great resource for a teacher to use to find activities to fit in their lesson plans for Earth and space science topics. The activities on this website are created for students of all grade levels, from kindergarten to the end of high school.

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Resources labeled 11-15

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Lunar and Planetary Institute. (2019). Earth and Space Science Classroom Activities and Resources. Free middle school classroom activities and resources to meet Earth and space science standards: plate tectonics, lunar phases, seasons, and more. https://www.lpi.usra.edu/education/step/.

This webpage includes links to multiple secondary lesson plans for teaching Earth and space science topics. I found this resource when I was searching Google for teacher resources for Earth and space science. This webpage is great for middle school science teachers preparing lessons on Earth and space science topics.

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May, S. (2020, March 24). NASA STEM @ Home For Students Grades 5-8. NASA. https://www.nasa.gov/stem-at-home-for-students-5-8.html.

This website includes at home and virtual activities for Earth and space science topics for grades 5-8. I found this resource through the University of Colorado's virtual teaching resources page. This webpage will be helpful for teachers planning digital Earth and space science topics for students in grade 5-8.

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What Causes the Seasons? (2020, May 29). https://spaceplace.nasa.gov/seasons/en/

This article explains how the Earth has different seasons. I found this resource when I was searching Google for information to help explain my discussion board post about daylight saving time. This source can be used by teachers before teaching a lesson about the Earth's tilt and rotation to learn more, and during a lesson to show images of the Earth's tilt and rotation affecting the seasons. This source was intended for older elementary students and for educators to use as a resource.

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Third Grade Manatee Workbook series. EDIS New Publications RSS. https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/topic_series_third_grade_manatee_workbook.

This resource includes multiple lessons and PowerPoint presentations to teach students about manatees. I found this resource through NOAA's elementary resources page. This resource is great for third grade teachers who are teaching their students about manatees and their environment. The resource is intended for educators, but the lessons are intended for students in third grade.

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Perry, S. (2008). The Neural Regulation of Thirst. Retrieved September 05, 2020, from https://www.brainfacts.org/archives/2008/the-neural-regulation-of-thirst

This article goes in depth of how our bodies react when we are thirsty. I found this article when I was searching Google for a resource to explain the science behind one of my discussion board posts. This article can be used by educators to learn more about the body and its' reactions to thirst before teaching a lesson about this to older students.

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PBS & WGBH Educational Foundation. (2020). Life Science Lessons. PBS LearningMedia. https://florida.pbslearningmedia.org/subjects/science/life-science/

This page of this website includes lessons, activities, videos and other teaching strategies for life science. I found this resource when I found the PBS nature of science resource. This resource is great for Florida educators preparing lessons on topics related to life science since it has plenty of material organized by topic and recommended grade level. This resource is intended for Florida science educators and students who are looking for extra information regarding a science topic.

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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. (2020). Lesson 2 An ocean of energy. Elementary resources: Life science. https://coast.noaa.gov/data/SEAMedia/Lessons/G5U5L2%20An%20Ocean%20of%20Energy.pdf.

This resource is a lesson plan about energy relationships of decomposers, producers and consumers. I found this resource through NOAA's educational resources webpage on life science. This lesson can be used by teachers for students in grades 4-6 for teaching about producers, decomposers, and consumers.

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Resources labeled 16-20

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Kravitz, L., & Vella, C. (n.d.). Staying Cool When Your Body is Hot. Retrieved from https://www.unm.edu/~lkravitz/Article folder/thermoregulation.html

This is an article that explains thermoregulation in great detail. I found this article when I was searching Google for a resource to explain the science behind one of my discussion board posts. This article can be used as a resource for educators before teaching students about how the body works to keep itself cool. This topic would be more suited for older students but the information in the article can be used to adapt the information to teach younger students.

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Hoadley, R. (2020). Cool Experiments with Magnets. Magnet Man - Cool Experiments with Magnets. http://www.coolmagnetman.com/magindex.htm.

This resource contains information and experiments about magnets. I found this resource through a Google search for physical science resources. The experiments throughout this website are fascinating and entertaining. This resource can be used by elementary school science teachers, or by parents wanting to find an activity to do at home with their children.

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Physical Science Activities & Experiments. Physical Science Activities | Education.com. (2020). https://www.education.com/activity/physical-science/.

This resource includes various activities for physical science topics. I found this resource through a Google search. This resource is great for teachers and parents for locating activities that they can use for physical science topics with their students and children. The activities on this webpage are for various grade levels.

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Buddies, S. M. A. (2018, May 24). Mix It Up with Oil and Water. Scientific American. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/mix-it-up-with-oil-and-water/

This article includes an activity for teaching polarity by using a water bottle, oil, water, and dish soap. I found this article when I was searching Google for a resource to help explain the science behind one of my discussion board posts. This would be a great activity to include in a lesson for teaching polarity to students of all ages.

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PBS & WGBH Educational Foundation. (2020). Physical Science Teacher Resources. PBS LearningMedia. https://florida.pbslearningmedia.org/subjects/science/physical-science/.

This resource includes videos, lessons, activities, and interactive ways to teach physical science topics. I found this resource when I found the PBS nature of science activities resource. This resource is great for teachers of all grade levels when teaching physical science and when preparing lessons and activities for physical science. This resource is intended for Florida teachers and students looking for more information about a topic.

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Resources labeled 21-15

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TeachEngineering. (2020). https://www.teachengineering.org/curriculum/browse?subjectArea=Physics.

This resource contains activities and strategies for teaching engineering and physics to students. I found this resource through the University of Colorado. This resource is great for science teachers preparing lessons on engineering and physics for students of various grade levels. This was intended to be used by educators.