Teachers at Crisp County Schools explore what characteristics make up something that is living and compare that to something that is nonliving in this episode of Let's Learn GA!.
Teachers will explain phenomenon and its role in science instruction as well as provide strategies to engage students with a phenomenon throughout a lesson or unit.
Welcome to Physics in Motion – a standards-aligned digital series for high school physics! Students learn key physics concepts while exploring locations all over Georgia.
In this special episode of Let's Learn GA!, we visit the Jimmy Carter National Historical Park in Plains, Georgia, to learn about the life of President Jimmy Carter and his family.
Dive deeper into the classroom applications that Georgia teachers have constructed to bring learning to life, in this follow-up episode of Science in Action.
Now that you have a basic understanding of 3D lesson planning, this video will cover a few strategies Georgia science teachers use to open their classrooms to curiosity questions.
Take an in-depth look at middle school science classes as teachers share how the lessons engage students with phenomenon and strategies they used to support students in obtaining and evaluating information.
Georgia teacher Kori Perez takes students on a tour of a rock quarry to understand the attributes of rocks and minerals in this episode of Let's Learn GA!.
We go to McCaysville to meet a group a people who claim their jobs are “better than your vacation.” They’re river guides at Rolling Thunder River Company, a white water rafting company where the employees, surprisingly, still use math to do those jobs.
Communication plays a key role in every Georgia science standard. In this segment of Science in Action, we will focus on classroom strategies that integrate literacy through science lessons.
