As a new school year approaches, Forensics teachers across the world are scrambling to find virtual labs and activities for their Forensic Science classrooms. In my collaborative Facebook group for Forensic Science teachers, the question "How do we virtually teach such a hands-on course?" comes up in conversation on a weekly basis. (BTW...if you are a Forensic science teacher that is looking to ... Read More about 20 Virtual Labs & Activities for Forensic Science
8 FREE “AT-HOME” SCIENCE ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS
I am a high school Science teacher, turned home-school mom to a Kindergartner and Third-grader. Since our schools have closed from the Covid-19 outbreak, I have found myself trying to throw together engaging lessons that will keep their minds sharp, while simultaneously fostering a love of Science. Last week, we had so much fun learning together and I got several requests through Instagram to ... Read More about 8 FREE “AT-HOME” SCIENCE ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS
Amazon MUST-HAVES for Teachers
This post contains affiliate links for Amazon. By purchasing an item on the Amazon site using these links, I will receive a small commission on your purchase. This commission does not affect the price of your item. For more information about my Disclosure Policy, please visit this link. Keep reading for my top 15 Amazon Must-Haves! Amazon is my JAM! It's my go-to for #allthethings. I am a sucker ... Read More about Amazon MUST-HAVES for Teachers
A No-Fuss Classroom Review Game (Trash-ketball)
If you follow me on Instagram or Facebook, you know that I love a good 'ole review game. Any time that I can generate engagement by creating a competitive classroom environment, I'm game! (Pun intended!) Since it's March, I really wanted to create a classroom review with the March Madness theme. Basketball is pretty popular in my neck of the woods, so I knew my students would love a review game ... Read More about A No-Fuss Classroom Review Game (Trash-ketball)
Level Up Learning Tip #7: Create a Music Playlist for Your Classroom
This Level Up Learning post is coming at you because my students suggested I share this one with middle and high school teachers EVERYWHERE! One student said, "this is one of the reasons we love your class, Mrs. Niblett. You have to tell other teachers about it." Well...there ya go folks. Words of wisdom from a high school freshman! :) So let's talk about the benefits of using music playlists in ... Read More about Level Up Learning Tip #7: Create a Music Playlist for Your Classroom
How to Create a No-Fuss Crime Scene Kit for your Forensics Classroom
You can't teach Forensics without having a good 'ole mock crime scene scattered throughout the curriculum every so often. My Forensics students will agree that mock crime scenes are, without a doubt, the number one reason that they sign up for my class. We have SO MUCH FUN with our mock crime scenes and I will be sharing my secrets for setting up a successful mock crime scene very soon. But for ... Read More about How to Create a No-Fuss Crime Scene Kit for your Forensics Classroom
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