Category: EzPz Science Blog
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End of Year Chaos? My Favorite Independent Science Activities to Stay Sane
Read more: End of Year Chaos? My Favorite Independent Science Activities to Stay SaneLet’s set the scene: it’s May. Your students are hyped on popsicles and field day energy. Testing is over. Desks are getting graffiti makeovers. Your supply bins are a wasteland of marker caps and broken scissors. You’re this close to summer, but those last few weeks? They can feel like a marathon… with banana peels…
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How I Get My Students to Reflect Without Eye Rolls
Read more: How I Get My Students to Reflect Without Eye RollsAh, reflection. That magical moment when students pause, process, and connect the dots… or at least that’s what it’s supposed to be. But let’s be real… ask a middle schooler to “reflect,” and you’ll get either a blank stare, an eye roll so dramatic it deserves an Oscar, or a sentence that says something like…
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What to Do After Testing (That Still Feels Like Teaching)
Read more: What to Do After Testing (That Still Feels Like Teaching)Testing is done. Your brain is fried. The students are twitchy. The pencils are nubs.And yet… there are weeks of school left. This is the weird time (post-state-test limbo) where you’re expected to keep students learning (and not bouncing off the walls), while everyone secretly just wants to watch a movie and coast to summer.…
