6th and 7th Grade Science
Science is an exciting subject because it helps us understand the world around us—from the tiniest particles to the vastness of space. What makes science even more engaging is hands-on learning. Through experiments, investigations, and real-world applications, students don't just read about scientific concepts—they experience them. This active approach sparks curiosity, encourages critical thinking, and makes learning both meaningful and fun.
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6th Grade Curriculum
- Energy Transfer
- Thermal Energy
- Weather and Climate
- Population and Resources
- Climate Change
- State investigations: Cool It and How's the Weather
7th Grade Curriculum
- Microbiome
- Metabolism
- Phase Change
- Chemical Changes
- Plate Motion
- Rock Transformation
- State investigations: It's Alive and All mixed Up
Fourth Marking Period:
please check google classroom for weekly announcements including quizzes and exams as well as homework assignments and reference material
6th Grade:
State Science Investigation - Weather
Unit 4- Populations and Resources
Unit 5 - Climate Change
7th Grade
Unit 5- Plate Motion
Unit 6 - Rock Transformation
Science State Investigation - complete All mixed Up
I have been teaching science for nearly 20 years. Although I began my career in high school education, I have spent the past decade teaching middle school students.
I believe the most effective way to learn science is through hands-on experiences. I strive to make content meaningful by incorporating activities, investigations, and discussions that connect science to everyday life.
I believe the most effective way to learn science is through hands-on experiences. I strive to make content meaningful by incorporating activities, investigations, and discussions that connect science to everyday life.