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This website offers age-appropriate science articles that can improve reading comprehension and expand scientific vocabulary. It's a great resource for current events in science!

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Science News Explores publishes news from all fields of science for students from middle school and up, with resources for parents and educators.

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Explore digital science textbooks that include multimedia elements, interactive diagrams, and built-in comprehension checks. These can help students engage more deeply with scientific texts.

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Introduce the Frayer Model for teaching scientific vocabulary. This graphic organizer helps students understand and remember new terms by defining the word, using it in a sentence, and creating visual representations.

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Encourage daily scientific writing with these thought-provoking prompts. Topics like 'Describe three ways we use energy in our daily lives' or 'Explain the water cycle in your own words' promote critical thinking and clear communication.

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Introduce the scientific method and formal lab reports using these kid-friendly templates. They guide students through hypothesis formation, procedure documentation, and drawing conclusions based on evidence.

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For all you mad scientists, here is a helpful lab safety 101! You’ll get to read a few basic rules, and then complete a word search.

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Have students create infographics to summarize scientific concepts. This tool helps them organize information visually and practice concise writing. Great for topics like the solar system, animal classifications, or rock cycles!

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Help students prepare for science fairs with these public speaking tips. Cover topics like organizing your presentation, speaking clearly, and engaging your audience. Don't forget to practice!

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Implement a 'Scientist of the Week' program where students research and present on a famous scientist or recent scientific discovery. This builds confidence in public speaking and deepens scientific knowledge.

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Organize classroom debates on age-appropriate science topics like 'Should we colonize Mars?' or 'Are electric cars better for the environment?'. This encourages critical thinking and teaches respectful argumentation.

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Introduce students to engaging science podcasts like 'Brains On!' or 'Tumble'. These audio programs improve listening skills while making science fun and accessible.

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Brains On Universe is an independent media company for kids and curious adults. We make podcasts, books, videos and more. Our goal is to fill the world with stuff that is smart and funny, silly and serious, all at once -- just like the people in our audience.

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Take your class on virtual field trips to museums, national parks, or even space! These guided tours enhance listening comprehension and expose students to expert explanations of scientific phenomena.

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Join us for our Virtual Field Trips or watch them on-demand after their premieres. Each no-cost Virtual Field Trip comes with a companion guide packed with standards-aligned, hands-on learning activities! Select one of the options below to register.

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Take students beyond the classroom and into some of the world's most iconic locations with virtual field trips. Learn more!

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Use tools like Kahoot! or Quizizz to create fun, interactive listening quizzes based on short science videos or read-aloud passages. This gamifies the listening experience and checks for understanding.

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Kahoot! | Learning games | Make learning awesome!

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Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that brings engagement and fun to 1+ billion players every year at school, at work, and at home.

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Start a science-themed book club using age-appropriate non-fiction or science fiction books. This integrates reading, writing, speaking, and listening as students discuss and respond to the texts.

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Engage in citizen science projects like bird counting or weather monitoring. Students can read instructions, write observations, discuss findings, and listen to expert feedback, covering all literacy areas.

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Government agencies and other organizations can help you find a volunteer opportunity in citizen science. Also known as participatory science, explore how and where you can take part and make a difference.

Find volunteer opportunities in government

How to join citizen science projects managed by the federal government

Volunteer.gov is the central place to find information about volunteer opportunities in the federal government. Learn about the government agencies that need your time and talent to meet their mission.
Search Volunteer.gov for opportunities
Discover ways to participate at the federal level

Many federal agencies share citizen science and other volunteer opportunities on their websites.

Discover ways to participate at the state level

Find citizen science opportunities in your state or territory's government.

Find other volunteer opportunities

Use keywords, topics of interest, and location to search for volunteer opportunities.

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How to find a citizen science opportunity | USAGov

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Government agencies and other organizations can help you find a volunteer opportunity in citizen science. Also known as participatory science, explore how and where you can take part and make a difference.

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Challenge students to explain a scientific concept to different audiences (e.g., younger students, parents, or local community). This project integrates all literacy skills as they research, write scripts, present, and answer questions.