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This week we dive into the manipulative and down right ridiculous Bob Jones 3rd Grade Science text book. Get ready for some learning.
We did 8th Grade Science in the past, so what better way to do this again by doing 5th Grade Math and with Tweety! Surprising how the results turned out! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/needsgarlic/message
Trying new things is frightening. The fear of the unknown always looms in the background. But what if you finally realized that it's actually scarier to do nothing? I got to talk with Morgan Saied about how she turned a passion for science into a successful coloring book side hustle. Growing up, she navigated the world with ADD and dyslexia, never shying away from anything scary. Her hard work and determination paid off, becoming both a vet tech and a middle school teacher. But she still wanted to offer her students and fellow educators something more. Could she create something meaningful to help everyone learn? Here's how Morgan followed her gut—and the encouragement of enthusiastic 6th graders—to draw and sell science coloring books. Want to check out these educational coloring books? Search for Morgan Saied or Spunky Science on Amazon. You can also find her digital downloads on teacherspayteachers.com under her Spunky Science store.
On today's show, 7th grade science should be easy for you right?! Turns out, it's a lot harder than we thought. Take the test and see if you're smarter than a 7th grader. For the whole podcast, as well as a ton of other exclusive perks, sign up to be a Fancy Idiot at FreeBeerAndHotWings.com! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
As a first-grade teacher, it's important to find ways to engage your students so they can develop important skills. One skill that students can always use a bit more of is critical thinking. A simple way to integrate critical thinking skills into your classroom is through hands-on first-grade science projects and experiments. Show Notes --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/farrah-henley/support
This week is the one and only Mr. Snow.
Trying new things is frightening. The fear of the unknown always looms in the background. But what if you finally realized that it's actually scarier to do nothing? I got to talk with Morgan Saied about how she turned a passion for science into a successful coloring book side hustle. Growing up, she navigated the world with ADD and dyslexia, never shying away from anything scary. Her hard work and determination paid off, becoming both a vet tech and a middle school teacher. But she still wanted to offer her students and fellow educators something more. Could she create something meaningful to help everyone learn? Here's how Morgan followed her gut—and the encouragement of enthusiastic 6th graders—to draw and sell science coloring books. Want to check out these educational coloring books? Search for Morgan Saied or Spunky Science on Amazon. You can also find her digital downloads on teacherspayteachers.com under her Spunky Science store.
One of the smartest guys you'll ever meet. This guy thinks about his thinking about students' thinking!
To continue our Back to School month, Quizmaster Tanner collected four questions from 4th grade science class! But one of the "correct" answers to his questions is wrong. Can you find the lie? See if you're smarter than a 4th grader along with hosts Andi and Sups! Follow and subscribe! linktr.ee/ISHKpodcast Rate and review! Apple, Spotify, Overcast Chat with us on Discord! Send your topic ideas to us on Instagram, Facebook, or the I Should Have Known website. Read more: www.ishouldhaveknownpodcast.com Support the show
Jack McLemore was my 9th Grade Science teacher. He had been nick-named Happy Jack by the older boys because, they claimed, he only smiled when dishing out punishment. I was glad to have survived and left his class, but a little re-evaluation made me look at that year with Happy Jack differently. withinpodcast.com jandjpoolsafety@gmail.com Music: The Right Direction by Shane Ivers -
Woahhh we got guests, we got guitars. Let's listen, jam, and talk shit. You're flying with On The Fly and our special guest, Ed Walter - lead guitarist of 8th Grade Science. You can catch them on April 9th at Hungry Peddler in Cresskill, NJ. Cheers bitches!
Today on Too Opinionated we talk with actress Anna Hindman! The LQBTQ+ actress is starting 2022 off with a bang portraying the gun-toting Grace Baker in the film American Siege (out now!), opposite Bruce Willis, Rob Gough, and Timothy V. Murphy. When not playing someone else on screen, Anna teaches 7th Grade Science in Nashville, Tennessee. Anna just put out her first single, Dislove, on Spotify. Want to watch: YouTube Meisterkhan Pod (Please subscribe!) Check out the website: Meisterkhan.com
Tune in to hear Head of School, Dr. Mark Carleton, chat with 5th Grade Math Teacher, Ralph Head, in a new episode which is now live and available for download on our People of PS Podcast. Ralph Head grew up in West Columbia, Texas which is the first capital of the Republic of Texas. He received his Bachelors of Science from Southwestern Assemblies of God University and a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from Houston Baptist University. A man of deep faith, Ralph had a deep passion and calling to become a pastor and to serve doing mission work. After serving as a youth pastor, associate pastor and lead pastor for different churches, Ralph made a decision to switch careers and went back to school to get his graduate degree and teaching certifications in education. Tune into the podcast to hear about how his dream of shepherding and teaching people began in the church and is now being fulfilled in the School. Ralph is a Presbyterian School parent of four students (Tori '19, Natalie '21, Alie '24, and Walter '29) and husband to 7th Grade Science teacher, Anna Head.
Today I'm sharing a story way back from my 6th grade science class and how a recent realization has impacted my mindset around how we approach fat loss, changing our behaviors around food and body image. Essentially, this idea that the effort matters way more than the outcome. Of anything. But how do we shift that focus? That's what I'm talking about today and why this matters for your long term success. I offer some specific, actionable steps you can take to begin enjoying the effort rather than suffering through it. And, if you are catching this episode before December 13, there's still time to join for the Confront Your Cravings webinar. Click here for all the details and to sign up. Connect with JordanaFind me on InstagramSign up for my Monday newsletter with lots of nutrition, exercise and mindset tipsCheck out my website
Jared and Danielle continue their discussion of Standard Based Education with Olentangy Orange 8th Grade Science teacher Josh Flory.
Good Risings is a mindset. Join Steph Barkley for a daily dose of Laughter. Presented By: Cavalry Audio. Producers: Jason Seagraves & Margot Carmichael. Audio Editing: Revision Sound. Music: Gramoscope Music. Executive Producers: Steph Barkley, Dana Brunetti & Keegan Rosenberger. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
TEACH Connecticut—a nonprofit partnership between TEACH.org, Connecticut State Department of Education (CSDE) and Connecticut schools, districts and educator preparation programs—was created to assist anyone considering teaching in Connecticut.
Vera Coleman is an inspiring octogenarian who worked in pathology at Meharry and later as a biologist at Vanderbilt. At the time (late 1950s and early 60s) few women and fewer women of color worked in the sciences. Using her lifetime of experience, she is now an ambassador for the All of Us Research Program. A lifelong learner Vera is an advocate for health and wellness, a passionate community volunteer, as well as a teacher and mentor who loves working with younger adults to lead future generations.
Middle school teacher Elias Ruiz joined the podcast to talk about his journey from garage inventor to a successful business owner. Starting in his garage with a piece of plywood and empty 2-liter bottles, Elias has gone on to invent the Feather-Raft, a lightweight raft perfectly suited for a variety of outdoor water sports. The patented design was an iterative process to craft, and Elias shares an array of hurdles he had to overcome while bringing his product to market. Starting from meeting a personal need, Ruiz has created a successful and growing business selling Feather-Rafts all over the United States.
Heyyooo Misfits! Welcome to this weeks episode where we take you to the ~dark side~. That's right, Steve recently showed you how to become a vampire, and now you'll learn how to become a Werewolf. All of us regular humans don't have to worry, though, because there's a few easy ways to defeat one — all you have to do is take its pants off. Next, Emmy tells us about the wild world of hollow earth: a theory that there are spooky 15 foot tall monsters living INSIDE of our earth. Yeah, just forget everything your 8th grade science teacher told you about the earths so-called “layers”. Then, to brighten your day back after these spooky topics, Steve and Emmy take on some of our favorite dog tweets from our fellow Misfits! p.s. next time it could be you — tweet at us! If you want to hear more from Steve and Emmy, remember to tune in every Thursday for more mind-blowing and hysterical content. You can also check out our blog on our website: misfitsandmysteries.com And be sure to follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @podcast_misfits and on Facebook @PodcastMisfits and on Youtube Misfits and Mysteries! Don't forget to buy our Merch and consider donating a couple bucks to buy us a coffee! Also leave us a voicemail at (914) 627-8582 Telling us some of your favorite local urban legends, personal and second hand ghost stories, cryptid or UFO sightings, or leave us a funny hypothetical for a chance to be featured in our show! Sponsor Download the TailTrax App today on Apple and Android tailtrax.com! TailTrax Provides comfort, convenience, community for pet parents with features that lets users keep their pet's whole world in their pocket. Download now for 30-days free trial of premium features, like 24/7 vet helpline for around the clock pet care support. Because pet issues don't always happen during office hours. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
For the last 15 months we’ve all learned much more science than most of us ever wanted to know – from microbiology (messenger RNA) to epidemiology (herd immunity) to aerodynamics (how far does your spit fly when you chat at... Read More ›
For the last 15 months we’ve all learned much more science than most of us ever wanted to know – from microbiology (messenger RNA) to epidemiology (herd immunity) to aerodynamics (how far does your spit fly when you chat at... Read More ›
Chalk and Ink: The Podcast for Teachers Who Write and Writers Who Teach
The inquisitive and energetic Jennifer Swanson talks about how expository texts are filled with tiny bits of information that fuel children's curiosity, how writers need to do their research in order to learn the voices and genres of different houses before submitting, and the importance of painting pictures in students' and readers' minds. If you would like to connect after this episode, you can find Jen at https://jenniferswansonbooks.com or at https://solveitforkids.com/ and on Twitter @JenSwanBooks. You can find me at www.katenarita.com or on Twitter @KateNarita.If you enjoy the show, please consider leaving a review on iTunes, Stitcher, Google or wherever you download your podcasts so that more listeners can find us.Many thanks to Sarah Brannen for our podcast art. If you want to see more of Sarah's work please visit www.sarahbrannen.com or follow Sarah on Twitter @SarahBrannen. Her newest book, Summertime Sleepers, will be available in bookstores on April 27th. Congrats, Sarah!
Chalk and Ink: The Podcast for Teachers Who Write and Writers Who Teach
The inquisitive and energetic Jennifer Swanson talks about how expository texts are filled with tiny bits of information that fuel children's curiosity, how writers need to do their research in order to learn the voices and genres of different houses before submitting, and the importance of painting pictures in students' and readers' minds. If you would like to connect after this episode, you can find Jen at https://jenniferswansonbooks.com or at https://solveitforkids.com/ and on Twitter @JenSwanBooks. You can find me at www.katenarita.com or on Twitter @KateNarita.If you enjoy the show, please consider leaving a review on iTunes, Stitcher, Google or wherever you download your podcasts so that more listeners can find us.Many thanks to Sarah Brannen for our podcast art. If you want to see more of Sarah's work please visit www.sarahbrannen.com or follow Sarah on Twitter @SarahBrannen. Her newest book, Summertime Sleepers, will be available in bookstores on April 27th. Congrats, Sarah!
Eileen & Lauren chat with wonderful person Mary Ragus and talk about The Bachelor, TikTok trends, and what makes you a true New Yorker (kicking a rat with open-toed shoes).
Now that we have 50 episodes in the hopper, it is time to explore things in a different way. Every once in awhile, we are going to look for multiple perspectives to come on the show at once--at the same time! This week's episode centers around a book talk on "STAMPED" by Jason Reynolds and Ibram X. Kendi. Our guests this week include: Kyle Denny-8th Grade American History teachers, Ryan Coleman-8th Grade Science teacher, Rich Blackford-8th Grade American History teacher, and newcomer-Tony DeCarli-8th Grade English/Language Arts teacher. We hope you enjoy our discussion.
Introducing...Linda Peña, known by her students as Ms. Peña. Ms. Peña has been a teacher for 7 years and teaches 7th grade Science and 7th grade AVID at Sylvan Middle School in Citrus Heights, CA. She earned her B.S. in Nutrition Science at UC Davis, her single subject teaching credential and BCLAD in Spanish at Sacramento State University and her Master of Educational Entrepreneurship at the University of the Pacific. Ms. Peña is a Stockton native and is passionate about her job as an educator, especially as an AVID coordinator as she herself had benefited from the AVID program when she was a student in the K-12 system.
On Friday, April 24 Mr. McGee and members of LCA's teaching staff discussed the successes and challenges of Distance Learning from the educators' perspective. Our panel of LCA educators offered insight and encouragement that you will want to hear. Panelists included Kim Butler (Kindergarten), Jami Bicknell (3rd Grade), Dayana Tinker (1st Grade Spanish Immersion), Cheryl Guthman (8th Grade Science) and Will Weaver. (Upper School Science) This Town Hall also includes a Q & A segment regarding end-of-year procedures and possibilities. Questions were asked by participants via chat and were answered by Mr. McGee and the LCA principals. Enjoy!
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Who better than acclaimed comedian/actress Tiffany Haddish to give audition tips to acclaimed comedian/less-acclaimed actress Paula Poundstone? Tiffany joins us for Outside the Actor’s Studio, and then hangs around for Quarantine Corner, where we share everything we remember from 3rd Grade Science. You know, for the kids. GUEST Tiffany Haddish HOUSE BAND Jan Van Gold on the Guitar https://janvangold.wordpress.com/ SPONSORS BeachBody on Demand: Nobodies get a special free trial membership when you text PAULA to 303030 (thirty, thirty, thirty). KiwiCo: Get YOUR FIRST MONTH FREE on select crates at kiwico.com/PAULA. Rothy's: Check out all the amazing shoes and bags available right now at Rothys.com/NOBODY Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Amelia Cote is a 12th year teacher in Alief ISD at the Citgo Innovation Academy at Olle Middle School. She has taught in Chicago and New York. She has been teaching in Houston at Olle Middle School for the last 9 years.In this episode, part 2 Cote continues to share her experience, insight and a bit about her journey in as a teacher along with some tips, tricks and fun rapid fire round. She believes in the power of our youth and her realness and passion shine through when she shares some of her moments throughout teaching. We talk about her routines and what's made her feel most successful and proud as a teacher so far. Her spirit, knowledge, professionalism and generosity has made me a better person and teacher.Twitter: msameliacoteMentioned in the show: Teacher Man - Frank McCourtDry Erase Color Expo Markers
Amelia Cote is a 12th year teacher in Alief ISD at the Citgo Innovation Academy at Olle Middle School. She has taught in Chicago and New York. She has been teaching in Houston at Olle Middle School for the last 9 years. In this episode, Cote shares her experience, insight and a bit about her journey in as a teacher. She believes in the power of our youth and her realness and passion shine through when she shares some of her moments throughout teaching. We talk about her quirky style and how cultivating, sustaining and modeling a strong foundation your first year as well as positive relationships can transform a teaching career. Her spirit, knowledge, professionalism and generosity has made me a better person and teacher. Twitter: msameliacote
Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Monday May 18, 2020
Continuing the How the Pandemic Impacts K-12 Education series, I am joined by the lovely Stacey Malone, a 5th Grade Science and Social Studies teacher who may be transitioning to teach and coach at the high school level next school year. Stacey is also a basketball coach (San Antonio, Texas), and has been teaching for three years. Additionally, she's available for hire as a sport specific skills trainer and coach. On this episode, we discuss why we both left education early in our teaching careers. Other topics of our conversation included the difference between teaching middle school versus teaching high school, how Stacey has been emotionally affected by school closures, distance learning, my hatred of Zoom, educational policy, continuous school improvement, and much more. This conversation is over a hour, so grab a cup of coffee and enjoy. ————————————————— Shop Black Scholars Clothing™ with promo code SCHOLARS for 20 percent off. Thank you for your support. ___________________________ Exciting news— The Black Scholars Podcast is now available on YouTube. Please subscribe. Join The Black Scholars community on Facebook where you can join the private "The Black Scholars Tribe." My book, Becoming an Effective Black Educator: A Manifesto is available as an e-book or paperback via Kindle and Amazon. Thank you for being a part of the community. Please tell your colleagues about the show, subscribe to the show, and leave a review. All e-mail inquiries should be sent to theblackscholarspodcast@gmail.com. 1. Subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, or Spotify. 2. Leave a review via Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, or Spotify. 3. Share the podcast with social media, friends, and colleagues. 4. Subscribe to the YouTube channel. Turn on notifications. 5. Support the show via Patreon (donate anywhere from $1 to $100). To help the growth of the show, develop future professional development events, a nationwide conference, seminars and more, please support us. Your contribution will be rewarded with early access to new content, free merchandise, exclusive promo codes to Black Scholars Clothing™, consulting services, advertisement spots, and more. Thank you for being a part of the tribe. You are appreciated. ———————————————— #BlackScholars #BlackEducators #BlackTeachers #BlackEducatorsRock #BlackTeachersRock #BlackSchoolPrincipals #BlackAdministrators #BlackGuidanceCounselors #BlackSchoolPsychologists #DistanceLearning #Pandemic #CoronaVirus #StudentAchievement #SPED #Coteaching
Brittany Nettles has been teaching 6th Grade Science at Brandon Middle School in the Rankin County School District in Mississippi where she also serves as the Brandon Middle School Dance coach. After 7 years of teaching, she has experiences that are entertaining as well as insightful. Brittany is the wife of Bret Nettles and the mom to John Ezra and Evelyn Grace. Since the Covid-19 shutdown; Brittany, like most educators, has had to adjust how she teaches, communicates and followup with students. In this episode, she discusses some of those challenges, successes and what the future might look like.Brittany also does Photography and can be found on Facebook and Instagram at @BrittanyNettlesPhotgraphy https://www.instagram.com/brittanynettlesphotography/Support the show (http://paypal.me/saysomethingassembly)
On our first remotely-recorded quarantine episode, lawyer Sanaz Sarah Bereliani is on hand to discuss the ins and outs of bankruptcy - we SWEAR we booked her before all this went down! Plus: we’re auctioning off Shirley Chisholm’s Chisholm Trail Mix, and in our first “Quarantine Corner,” we teach 8th Grade Science (at least what we remember from it). Also, our house band... is Adam! Guest Sanaz Sarah Bereliani, Esq. Bereliani Law Firm www.berelianilaw.com House Band Adam Felber on the keys! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
3rd Grade Science and Social Studies Elementary Teacher, STEM Coordinator at New Union Elementary, Trauma informed educator, and Coffee County Middle School Football Coach.
Congratulations to Mr. Davis! Mr. Davis teaches 7th Grade Science at Powell Middle School. He is our Shoney’s Teacher of the Month for January!
It turns out that shaking up the hair category takes an army. Melisse Shaban, Founder of luxury hair care product company Virtue Labsand a beauty industry veteran, shares how she brought technology developed for battlefield trauma to hair care products to help heal the wounds in hair strands. She reveals the secrets to leading a company that's both a product and ingredient manufacturer, grabbing a trademark from former presidential candidate, working with a human-derived active ingredient, and how the future of hair literally lies in growth.
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This podcast is intended for a 3rd Grade Science class. We will discuss the importance of following safety rules while in the science lab!
This is our way to tell others about carbon pricing, so that everyone can have a way to save the planet.
The Great San Francisco Earthquake of 1906.
CC and Madison discuss the Geologic Time Scale for 6th Grade Science.
Last week I had the amazing opportunity to chaperone the 6th Grade Science Camp. While I was there, I thought I might capture the sights and sounds of camp, through the voices of our students, parents and staff, who were taking part in this 3 day 2 night learning extravaganza called Science Camp!
Listen to lesson 1 of the 6th grade Science homeschooling course of the Ron Paul Curriculum. This course is taught by Daniel Dignan. 6th grade science is "Backyard Science" because it can be done in your own backyard. This course is hands-on and practical. It is designed to spark curiosity and initiative. Students learn practical skills that can be used. For show notes on this episode go to http://www.ronpaulhomeschooling.com/science-6-lesson-1/ You can listen to Richard Emmons interview with Daniel Dignan about this course. Go to http://www.ronpaulhomeschooling.com/5/
Eight Grade Science: Darwin Et Cetera by Christopher Hennessey on the Your Impossible Voice website at http://www.actuallyreadbooks.com/r8gsdecch.
Talking kung fu, little brothers and 3rd grade science
7th Grade Science by Go Crickets Podcast
Brain Awareness Day! SYNAPTIK FOUNDATION. Come out to The Learning Tree at 801 Bartholdi Street in the Bronx this Saturday from 1-5pm for Pi and Brain Awareness Day. LavonneHunter@gmail.com Listen and learn more about Brain Awareness Day on The Gist of Freedom Www.blogTalkRadio.com/blackhistory Saturday March 14th SYNAPTIK FOUNDATION. Come out to The Learning Tree at 801 Bartholdi Street in the Bronx this Saturday from 1-5pm for Pi and Brain Awareness Day. The most complex object in the known universe, the brain, only uses 20 watts of power. It would require a nuclear power plant to energize a computer the size of a cit block to mimic your brain. Brain Awareness Day! LavonneHunter@gmail.com Lavonne Hunter earned a dual BA in Psychology and Special Honors Curriculum, and MS in Secondary Adolescent Education in Biological Sciences from Hunter College. Trained as a research scholar in neurobiology, Ms. Hunter served as the Science Learning Coordinator of the Minority Access to Career (MARC) program coaching MARC scholars, and taught the fundamentals of biomedical research to undergraduates for two years before teaching adolescents. Celebrating her 11th year in New York City classrooms, Ms. Hunter currently teaches 8th Grade Science in the Bronx O Ms. Hunter actively shares her work presenting workshops on student-led and place-based learning for the World Maker Faire, Alternative Education Resource Organization, and Math for America. Ms. Hunter garners inspiration from two quotes: 1. “Start where you are, with what you have, make something of it, and never be satisfied” – George Washington Carver 2. “The problem with the US educational system is that it rewards students for answering questions they never asked”.
On this special mini episode of the Regret Labs podcast, Aric and Levi take a 9th grade science test and share their results. If you’d like to compare your results to theirs, you can take the same test at the Peel District School Board website. The post 9th Grade Science Test | Regret Labs: Mini Episode appeared first on NoisePicnic Podcast Network.
Mechanical and spiritual advantage, catapulting mountains, the parable of the three servants, and LOTS of second grade science. Also, you missed an some awesome music from the infamous Johnny Likes Cupcakes. Just one of the many reasons to show up Sunday mornings!!
Chemistry, astronomy, physics. These are the main disciplines in physical science. In this class, you’ll learn what atoms are composed of, how atoms join together to make up molecules, and how matter can change physically and chemically. You’ll learn how the galaxy is structured and what unique things can be found out there in space while taking a journey through the solar system on the way to Mars. You’ll learn how forces and motion help a skateboarder maneuver through a skatepark.
Anica Rissi realizes the true purpose of her science project: to increase her popularity. But how far is she willing to go? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In which we talk of porn, science fairs, and Odd Things
What is the simplest cell?; How can you have plants before the sun?; Need advice for 6th grade science students!; Why did God create what He created?
Vernier Probes in 8th Grade Science and MathLiveWeb for PowerPointGroups in Smart NotebookRomeo and Juliet Project at SouthVoicethread
Sarah Wood investigates which contraception is better for the environment - the pill or condoms? Caitlin Howlett has a brain-busting quiz. News by Jacqui Hayes -where happy Australians are living -why we yawn Presented by Sarah Wood Produced by Jacqui Hayes
Mrs. Larkin and her students made this video podcast to show us all of the engaging learning experiences they had with their unit on microscopes.
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