Strankles Science

09/25/2022

Use this helpful graphic organizer to guide your students' note-taking! These visual graphic notes include two different versions (open or guided notes w/ key) as well as several examples of igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks. Please note- these graphic notes include the three types of rock and their characteristics ONLY! The Rock Cycle will be covered in a separate product and the two will ultimately be bundled together.

08/30/2022

Happy Tuesday! It's the first day of the Back to School Bonus sale on TeachersPayTeachers. Use the promo code BTSBONUS22 at checkout to save up to 25% off your purchase! This sale only lasts through the 31st so act now!

08/27/2022

Did you know that there is a real person behind this strangely-named science curriculum resource business? Well, there is! Hi! I'm Sarah. I was a middle school science teacher for five years. I recently left the classroom after becoming a parent and I now work in corporate learning & development as well as EdTech. This technically makes running Strankles my third job, which sounds kind of crazy. But that's the thing- I still love the middle school science curriculum so much that I refuse to give it up. Strankles Science is my passion project on the side where I still get to indulge the "science teacher" identity that remains within me (though admittedly with a lot less panic attacks and homophobic parents to deal with). So hello! Thanks for stopping by and I hope my resources can be of some assistance to you and your science classroom.

08/26/2022

n a world of overwhelming and conflicting information, it is important to be able to help students understand how proper communication in science takes place. This is the perfect lesson to teach at the beginning of the year with the rest of your nature of science resources. These are in Google Slides format to support both distance and face-to-face learning formats.

08/25/2022

After you introduce the scientific method and the different types of variables, it is extremely important to give students an opportunity to practice identifying the three types of variables from different scenarios. After all, that is what you will be asking them to do all year! This quick activity has six different scenarios for students to analyze and identify the different types of variables held within them. Key included!

08/03/2022

Teach your students how to cut through the noise of myths and misinformation with this helpful lesson on informational literacy! Perfect for your back-to-school lesson lineup.

07/21/2021

New year, new adventures. Check out our first blog post on our shiny new website! www.strankles.com/blog/qekgh1xpvakjcrqavawh03b8tizme0

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07/21/2021

It's almost that time, teachers. But don't worry, because we've got you covered with our awesome products to make this school year the best one yet! We'll be highlighting some of our fantastic nature of science products over the next few days so that you can start off the school year strong and stress-free!