RT @serita_nicole: Exciting day at the admin building! 🐣 The chicks have officially arrived and are settling in! Stay tuned for more update….

RT @FisherElem: Mrs. McEntee’s 1st graders getting ready to make observations about their class terrarium.

What a great way for students to explain and practice voting as a way to make choices and decisions! 🇺🇸.

RT @applesolutely_: This week we learned all about voting for candidates. We learned a little about Duck, and we learned a little about Gra….

These engineers are taking their science learning to the next level! Way to go!! 👏🏼.

RT @MindShiftKQED: Brighten up a student's day by giving them a moment of your full attention.☀️ . Sketchnote via @kwiens62 .

Spent the morning learning from Team Norris on how the coaching team is helping teachers enhance their skills & maximize student impact! Coach APP-oly is going to make professional learning fun for teachers this year. Can’t wait to see how many APPs teachers will use! 📱✨

Shoutout to these amazing first graders for diving into systems with a real-world example! 🌍 Systems are everywhere, and every part plays a vital role in making the whole work. THIS is how we help students grasp key themes and concepts in science! 🔬 Way to go @MissLee1St!! 👏🏼.

RT @CarrollFISD: Staff PD day! Our teachers are learning and exploring more about our new science kits with our Instructional Coaches. Día….

We hear your feedback and value your input! We’re glad that having kits at your fingertips is supporting science learning. Look 👀 at your students. Engaged and curious — all while using tools to make their observations. Kudos to you for setting up this learning experience! 👏🏼.

RT @bennadventures: Exploring the #statesofmatter and my students could not get enough of this experiment 👩🏻‍🔬 @MooneyhamElem @fisdelemscie….

RT @FisherElem: Fizz is FUN in Mrs. Coppolino’s class. Baking soda, vinegar and food coloring for a fizzy reaction while her class talked a….

Love videos that can capture the excitement in the room for learning! ✨.

Students also rise to the challenge when their curiosity is sparked! 💡✨.

Comparison Chart — What a great way for students to differentiate between home, school, and community authority figures.

It's great to see first graders tackling challenges together during their science launching lessons. I bet they found great solutions as they practice their communication skills as a team!.

Hands-on science is where the magic happens! Exploring tools is the first step to becoming true scientists. 🔬✨.

This is what CURIOSITY ✨ looks like! Scientists need to know their tools, and what better way to start the year than by exploring them hands-on? @PhillipsElem, can’t wait to see how you level up ⬆️ science this year!.

To improve collaboration, practice is essential—especially in phenomenon-driven discovery! 💡 . This engaging challenge was perfectly suited for 1st graders, helping them grasp the power of teamwork. #pauseforamomentofscience.