High school biology teacher

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Instruction? Reinforcement? Retention? No Problem!! Task cards have quickly earned a prominent spot in my high school science classes. I was slow to the party, thinking that task cards were a tool used by elementary teachers. They couldn't possibly be of any use in my high school classes, right? I could not be more wrong! I think the thing I love best about task cards is that my students never complain about them, and in fact, even ask for them. Teenagers will do anything to avoid school…

This are my favorite biology games to use in high school biology and anatomy and physiology. Enrich your curriculum through games.

Biology Curriculum entire year bundle for high school biology or middle school life science. Cells, cell transport, cell division, DNA, mutations, genetics, evolution, population genetics, classification, cellular respiration, photosynthesis, and ecology all in one place. Everything you need to teach one year of bio.

Let's be honest - there is only so much we can learn in our undergraduate courses, student teaching experiences, and alternative certification programs. At the end of the day, so much that I've learned about being a teacher, and teaching biology specifically, has been through trial and error. If we want to get fancy, we can call it "action research" in my own classroom, like my graduate professors referred to it.

An experienced Biology teacher recommends SIX TOPICS to start your year in the Biology classroom.

Are you teaching a new science class for the first time? Are you overwhelmed with what lab supplies you will need and how to spend (or save) your budget? I’ve taught biology for many years, and compiled a list of 20 must-have items to get you started. Some materials can be found at the dollar ... Read more

Teach your students about traits being passed down from parents to their offspring (or basic genetics) with this fun, life science demonstration using jelly beans! Grab a freebie to get started and engage your students!

This is a super fun speciation activity that has really helped my students understand the roles of random mutation and geographic isolation.

The prefixes and suffixes used in biology lingo can help you figure out many biology terms. These prefixes and suffixes also can help you understand what the pe

7 Homeschool Biology Experiments For Middle & High School Students #homeschool #homeschooling #biologyexperiments

If you teach high school science, fear not! I am here for you! I am going to share the four things I think EVERY teacher should do on the 1st day of school in high school science – regardless of what subject you teach. I will also give specific examples of how I do each of these four things in my biology, physical science, and anatomy classes. #Science #HighSchoolScience #Teaching #TeacherLife #TeachingHighSchoolScience

Rachael M.Ed Science Teacher on Instagram: “Here’s a few of my boards for this semester so far! I’m partial to the cell cycle and cell comparison! Which is your favorite? But *also*…”

A Step-by-Step Guide to the First Day of Biology. If you're new to teaching, new to Biology or just looking for something new to try, this article is for you!

As we rapidly approach the end to another school year (how is it almost May?!?) I can't help but pause and look back on this year of teaching. This was my first year ever taking on AP Biology so I thought it would be helpful (while it is still so fresh in my memory) to take some time to reflect on the good and the bad from this year and what I've learned from it all. Hopefully this post will be helpful for any teacher who is attempting to tackle AP biology (or really any AP class) for the…

Parents are always looking for interesting science experiments that are easy and inexpensive. Although these can be easy to find for grade school students, they can be harder to find at the high school level. Thankfully, even high school biology labs can use everyday items from your kitchen. No expensive kits required.