Applied Science

Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning explains the chemistry behind the nanotechnology in products around your house.

“These could apply to more than just science - although there's a bit of science in pretty much everything...”

You may know the song “All My Exes Live in Texas”, but do you know about the EXes of science vocabulary? The EXes are three parts that I include during any science unit: experience, exercise, and extend. Students experience the vocabulary in a hands-on activity, then apply new terms to what they just did. Then, they exercise their brains ... Read more

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Find tips to incorporating text annotation into your secondary science class. Scientific literacy is an important skill in a complicated world and annotating non-fiction texts is a great way to work on it with your students. It's hard to add another thing to your plate - so click through for tips to incorporating annotation quickly and efficiently. A collaboration between Science with Mrs. Lau and Kristin Lee Resources.

What's behind silly putty's downright weird behaviour? Here's a look at the chemistry involved: http://wp.me/p4aPLT-1wJ

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What can you do with a kinesiology degree? Health educator, fitness trainer, exercise psychologist, physical therapist, chiropractor, and more.

We did this experiment along side our dish cloth verses the loo germ growing fest. First we made the agar from gelatin, bouillon and water: The children decided to take samples from the door handle, the coffee machine, the fridge door, the floor and the sink: My heart sank as I watched C11 poke the… Continue reading Spar-Klean Science: What is the dirtiest place in the kitchen?

Learn exactly what environmental science is, examples of what environmental scientists do, and implications in terms of education.