A wiki is a simple website that anyone can edit and contribute to. Your contributions are what will make this wiki a valuable resource for K12 Science Educators. The Navigation menu on the left will help you find your way around this wiki.

Don't worry about making a mistake! The site automatically keeps track of all of the changes which makes it easy to 'undo' changes you might have made accidentally. The benefits of your fantastic science lessons and ideas far outweigh any risks to the site! Please consider sharing your resources with other science educators.

Many of the lessons includes clear instructional targets that are understandable to both parents and students. Many of the instructional targets align with important state and national standards. They also align with the key skills and dispositions that students will need to become successful 21st century citizens. We look forward to integrating key formative and summative assessments into our lessons in order to help students, parents, and teachers better understand when students have achieved the learning targets. You can also learn more about assessments at the Assessment Continuum Wiki.

Oh, by the way, if you like the animation of Newton's Cradle you see below you can download it. We have a whole section dedicated to science animations and clipart on this site.