Science phenomena

In this blog post I'm sharing a great list of free websites where you can find seed ideas for science phenomena to teach to the NGSS!

Have you been looking for ways to teach phenomena in your middle school classroom? Here is a quick start guide for you to utilize in your classroom describing how you use, why and how find ways to find experiences when using anchoring phenomena.

Incorporating phenomena is an easy way to get started with three dimensional instruction. Before you introduce a new concept, present a phenomenon.

The spheres of Earth are: geosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere. Here are 3 interesting phenomena to use in your 5th grade NGSS lessons.

How to use phenomena in science instruction to get kids to particpate in critical thinking. Phenomena is an excellent starting point for asking questions and engaging students in thinking skills. Perfect for Utah SEEd 3D science!

There is always something new to learn about incorporating phenomena and relevancy into your science class. What are some of the most common misunderstandings?

Looking for the best sites for NGSS phenomena? Click the pin to check out a variety of resources to help you anchor phenomena in your teaching units!

If you are a science teacher using the Next Generation Science Standards in your classroom, it is critical that you are incorporating phenomena into your curriculum. Learn more in this blogpost about what a phenomenon is, why they are important, and how to use them in your middle school and high school science classes.