See what SCIENCE looks like in our classrooms!
Below are some of the examples of science episodes you can see on this site.
There are many more episodes throughout this website from teachers across a wide range of age groups and schools.
To see more Science episodes:
- check out the rest of our teachers from the "Teachers" page.
- check out the spreadsheet below for a direct link to science episodes.
Enjoy!
Tamaki College
Nicola Wells
Yr 9
Class OnAir Lesson 10.mp4Direct Instruction
Have the crime scene set up before students come in, and also have all the fruit and equipment ready to go in small groups. Students should gasp at the drama and be excited for the lesson! Then you can go through the slides of the suspects and why each step is necessary for the extraction, before handing out the instruction sheet. Let them form a conclusion based on the gel electrophoresis about who the murderer was. Then you can dramatically reveal the motive!
Pt England School
Danni Stone
Yr 7/8
Octopus.mp4Direct Instruction
The learning intention for this lesson was for the students to identify the evolution of the octopus. This was part of our Genomics unit which is lead by Dr. Janie Van Hees. After discussing evolution and the tree of life, we looked at the ways animals have evolved and adapted over time. In this lesson we were looking at how octopus have evolved, as our last common ancestor was a worm, some 700 million years ago.
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