Author: mysciencetoolbox

I am a mom and wife, a high school and AP Chemistry teacher, and a forensics solo and duet acting coach. I live in Malaysia, where I get to teach amazing students from all over the world. In my time here I have learned which are the good monkeys, and which monkeys you should avoid. My family and I love to travel (mostly on the search for good beaches, Krispy Kreme donuts, and mexican food).
instructional strategies for science
Advice, Guest Bloggers

Instructional Strategies for Science to Improve Learning

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Guest Post by Kelly Burleson | My Science Toolbox on TPT "I'm a bad test taker." Throughout 16 years of teaching, at levels ranging from 5th to 12th grade, I have heard this from students who use it as a crutch to explain away poor grades on assessments. Occasionally I have a student who truly… Continue reading Instructional Strategies for Science to Improve Learning

beyond the volcano science lab
Guest Bloggers, Lab Day

Beyond the Volcano: Baking Soda and Vinegar Cars

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A New Spin on a Classic Physical Science Lab Guest Post by Kelly Burleson from My Science Toolbox First, a confession.  I am a high school chemistry teacher who has been tasked this year with helping our fifth grade science teacher (who is a first year teacher), adjust the science curriculum.  I have been teaching… Continue reading Beyond the Volcano: Baking Soda and Vinegar Cars