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Resources for High School Science
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Read ArticleHorticulture Science and Careers
Help students investigate facts about horticulture and its unique STEM-related career opportunities.
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Read ArticleChemistry Elements Fun Facts and Free Poster
Students get to the core of chemistry and learn how the periodic table is essential to understanding how elements behave.
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Read ArticleEarth Science Resource Round Up
Earth Science resources on the greenhouse effect, climate change, seasons, environmental geology, and more.
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Environmental Geology; Plus a free student handout from McGraw Hill's AccessScience
Students explore the effects of Earth science on human civilizations, including soil erosion, water and air pollution, flooding, earthquake and volcanic activity, mining, and global warming.
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Allergy Science; Plus a free student handout from McGraw Hill's AccessScience
The students in your class will be itching to learn more after the very first lesson about substances that cause allergic responses.
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Read Article4-in-1 Biology Power Pack; Free Download
Information-packed resources support your biology lesson plans and make learning exciting for your students.
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Read ArticleScore These Basketball Science Activities
Fun, hands-on activities to get your students interested in the science and statistics of the game.
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Read Article3-in-1 Butterfly Power Pack
Grow, evolve, and transform your lesson plans with our most popular butterfly resources—all in one place.
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Read Article50+ Activities to Get Students Settled In and Ready to Learn
Daily activities from WeAreTeachers to get students in the habit of being on task as soon as they enter your classroom.
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Telescope facts; Plus a free download from McGraw Hill's AccessScience
Help students understand how telescopes work, were developed, and the fascinating information they reveal about distant objects.
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Read ArticleTeach heart science without missing a beat!
Engage students in fascinating lessons about the heart’s central role in the circulatory system.
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Read Article5 Steps to Winning Grants and Increasing Student Success
When school budgets can’t cover your ingenious project ideas, these steps will increase your likelihood of success, so your ideas become a reality.
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Read Article4 Proven Methods to Rejoin Thermometer Fluids
Fluid separation is the leading cause of precision thermometer failure and inaccurate readings. Use these methods to recover your lab instruments.
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Read ArticlePut Your Spin on Football Science
Use the popular sport to educate your class about the science behind the power-packed action in every game!
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Black hole facts on the horizon; Plus a free student handout from McGraw Hill's AccessScience
Help students stretch their minds and understand the gravity of the black hole phenomenon.
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How to teach with Algae and Cyanobacteria: A free guide for working with and caring for your live materials
Download this care guide for the facts on maintaining algal cultures and special culture techniques for this vital organism.
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Read ArticleHuman genetics facts to pass on! Get a free student handout from McGraw Hill's AccessScience
From freckles and dimples to nearsightedness and allergies, hereditary traits are fascinating; that’s why students love exploring human genetics.
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Read ArticleReflect back on Palindrome Days!
Getting students excited about palindromes is easy when they discover they’re all around us in nature, mathematics, and words.
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Environmental Management; Plus a free student handout from McGraw Hill's AccessScience
Students can explore environmental management, why it's important, techniques, and the challenges participants face.
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Read ArticleFoiled again: Science of keeping Thanksgiving leftovers safe
A timely discussion about handling Thanksgiving leftovers to expand students' understanding of food-science topics.
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