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Chickenology: (n.) the collaborative study of life science standards by focusing on the ancestry, traits, and behaviors of a familiar organism–the chicken Teach genetics and engineering in grades 5–8 by taking a closer look at chickens. GrowNextGen teacher leaders will guide you in how to implement Chickenology with your middle grades life science students based […]
Join The Space Station Innovation Challenge! It's a hands-on, project-based experience for students that combines STEM concepts with the excitement of living and working in space. Students can learn about […]
“Too many times we're trying to do science in a concrete room. Science is outside. Kids want to get their hands dirty and feel silt versus clay. Now we have […]
ChickQuest, a Classroom Journey Through the Life Cycle of Chickens, is a 4-H School Enrichment Program that challenges students to use Science, Engineering, and Technology to investigate the life cycle of an embryonic chicken egg. From monitoring living eggs to observing fluffy chicks, these lively activities pique curiosity, encourage collaboration and communication, and provide young […]
Chickenology: (n.) the collaborative study of life science standards by focusing on the ancestry, traits, and behaviors of a familiar organism–the chicken Teach life science in grades 6–12 by taking a closer look at chickens. Tooled specifically for Ohio Biology standards, Chickenology prepares your students well for state testing and earning that science seal! GrowNextGen […]
Chickenology: (n.) the collaborative study of life science standards by focusing on the ancestry, traits, and behaviors of a familiar organism–the chicken Teach genetics and engineering in grades 6–12 by taking a closer look at chickens. GrowNextGen teacher leaders will guide you in how to implement Chickenology with your middle grades life science students based […]
