Teaching biology

Are you a middle school science teacher searching for a fun and instructive project for your students? You've found it! We have produced a worksheet that will test your students' understanding of cell organelles through a series of riddles. An educational worksheet that uses riddles to teach students about the various organelles in a cell and their functions is called a cell organelle riddle worksheet. Usually, the worksheet consists of a list of riddles, each of which creatively and…

Hey Biology Teachers! This article includes a brief outline of activities for the first day of school. But, regardless of the plan you follow, let your students know you care . . . about them and about being a good teacher.

Let's be honest - there is only so much we can learn in our undergraduate courses, student teaching experiences, and alternative certification programs. At the end of the day, so much that I've learned about being a teacher, and teaching biology specifically, has been through trial and error. If we want to get fancy, we can call it "action research" in my own classroom, like my graduate professors referred to it.

Just a few fun ways to remember some characteristics! By the way, this is an update to our old illustration. D espite the term "dicots" still being used in many high school textbooks as a...

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Last year after completing my full year biology curriculum, I decided to write a blog post to give context for why I chose the particular scope and sequence

Recently, blog readers have asked me to write about scope and sequence in my biology class. Determining the best scope and sequence for your students is very difficult as a new teacher. It’s so hard to know! What do I cover? When? And to what depth? I have found that my own personal preferred scope […]

One of my favorite parts of the cell unit is teaching about membranes. If you ask me, they are by far the most important part of the cell. Everything the cell does is because it is responding to signals received by the membrane. While many students think the nucleus is in charge, it is in ... Read more