For Grades 6-8 :-)
| Discovery Education and 3M have taken two of the most popular lessons for 6th-8th grade classrooms on ScienceofEverydayLife.com
and transformed them into interactive lesson plans that engage students
and make learning come to life. The complete suite includes
one standards-aligned, interactive presentation, one teachers guide, and one self-pace student module to give students a deeper dive into the lesson. Download today for use on your classrooms' interactive white board, laptops, tablet computers and more! |
Expose students to health-related innovations that surround them daily and have them explore how they can save a life, improve our quality of life, or help us get and stay healthy. Following a discussion about the importance of innovations to our health, have each student design an innovation of their own that will help kids meet dietary and/or physical guidelines. Download Lesson
Innovation of Our Generation
Illustrate the impact of innovations on our lives; guide students through a brainstorming process to identify everyday innovations that have improved the lives of people in their generation. After selecting the top three innovations with the greatest impact, they will present a speech for their nomination. Download Lesson
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For Grades 9-12
Discovery Education and 3M have taken two of its most popular lessons for 9th-12th grade classrooms on ScienceofEverydayLife.com and transformed them into interactive lesson plans that engage students and make learning come to life. The complete suite includes one standards-aligned, interactive presentation, one teachers guide, and one self-pace student module to give students a deeper dive into the lesson.
Download today for use on your classrooms' interactive white board, laptops, tablet computers and more! Keeping our Food Safe
Educate your students about the technology necessary to detect contamination from bacterial organisms and pathogens, as well monitor food safety. Using what they've learned about sources of contamination, students will compare and contrast the four pathogens and present their findings in a class presentation.Download Lesson
Taking the Energy Challenge
Conduct a class discussion that focuses on the physical science of energy, types of energy and technologies used for our power supplies. Students will then consider the merits of renewable energy sources versus fossil and nuclear power sources in meeting the nation's energy requirements. Download Lesson
Visit ScienceofEverydayLife.com to explore a variety of inquiry-based, interactive lessons and videos.
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