Nature themed classroom middle school

The focus for STEM Club this week is The Plant Kingdom or kingdom Plantae. Plants, also called green plants or viridiplantae in Latin, are multicellular organisms. The cell walls contain cellulose and generally, plants obtain most of their energy from sunlight via photosynthesis using chlorophyll contained in chloroplasts, hence the green color. Getting Started After reviewing their work from the previous week (see Scientific Classification), I began the lesson

Hello Friends and Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there! If you missed last year's post about my awesome mom you can read it here. This year, my husband and kids gave me the gift of a quiet house. Yup, they abandoned me on Mother's Day and that is seriously the best present that this tired teacher momma could ask for! Moments like this are really few and far between.

We have a big inspection team coming to one of the school's I go between at the end of February and that got me thinking about hallway displays. I wanted a hallway display that could be left up all year and simply added to as the year progressed. I originally thought of doing what I did in the pictures above but labeling it 1st quarter, 2nd quarter, 3rd quarter, and 4th quarter (which I still think is a good idea). I approached the fourth grade science teacher and she was game to let me put…

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New School Year, New Room Theme! While I still love Harry Potter, I also love to decorate and I couldn't wait to start planning out a new theme! While this room isn't as over the top as my previous Hogwarts classroom. I like it even more and I have the Lilly Pulitzer wardrobe of octopus and jellyfish dresses to match. Enjoy the tour! I copied this wall from a picture I saw on pinterest. The blue pieces are strips of plastic table cloths. The seaweed is made from stringing fishing line…

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PRICES MAY VARY. Rustic Nameplates: it comes with 48 pieces of nameplates with a large writing area in the middle, 12 patterns are inspired by wood and succulent plants, choose your favorite design and personalize your belongings with style, sufficient quantity, enough to meet your daily needs, and you can also share with your classmates and friends Measurements: each of the succulents theme long name labels measures approximately 30 x 8.8 cm/11.81 x 3.46 inch, each of the succulents theme…