Naturally Teaching

An elementary teacher science blog

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Ep. 51: Adapting - Naturally Teaching Elementary Updates and Goals
Adapting – Naturally Teaching Elementary Updates and Goals [Ep. 51]

What’s going on? It’s been 9 long months, but the Naturally Teaching Elementary podcast is back! This is a short but sweet episode to kick off the podcast after a little break while I adjusted to working with three kiddos. In this episode, I’ll give you a quick update about what I’ve been up to […]

Read about frogs and toads together and how grouping can lead to a better chance at survival
Frogs and Toads Together: Why do Amphibians Group Up?

For Teachers Why do frogs, toads, and salamanders form groups? Why do male frogs call in a chorus? Why do salamanders migrate in a herd? Amphibians are mysterious creatures and their habits of teaming up for survival are just as intriguing. Teaching about frogs and toads together in your elementary classroom can be a great […]

Read this list to find children's story books about weather to read to your students
12 Children’s Story Books About Weather for Elementary Students

Weather can be an abstract concept, especially for our early childhood learners. Picture books are an amazing way to learn about the world and can be an invaluable tool for introducing children to scientific skills and concepts. This list of children’s story books about weather includes 12 titles that can help with your weather studies, […]

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