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God Doesn’t Change

This book helps children to understand that while our world may change, God never does. The book explores change through animals, man, weather, and other examples. Perfect for any unit…

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God Creating Weather

This is the perfect book to add to your early childhood library especially if you teach weather. This book introduces how God created weather and how man has created words…

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Exploring Objects Made by God and Man

This E-Book is perfect for your science unit on the properties of objects. Have your children explore how man has been able to use the mind God gave him to…

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Science and Art in the Early Education Classroom

This is an online course taught through Google classroom. Once you sign up, you will have six months to complete all activities and assignments in order to earn your continuing…

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Writing in Science Online Course

This course is designed for teachers in grades 1-6. This an online course taught through Google classroom. Once you sign up, you will have six months to complete all activities…

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Preview for Popcorn Lesson

Download a free preview file of the lesson plan What makes Popcorn Pop?

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I would definitely recommend this course to another teacher! I learned so much about Writing in Science through this course. So much of what I learned was applicable to my own classroom. The science experiments were fun and engaging as well as the other videos. I appreciate the amount of time given to complete the course as well. It is very flexible for teachers with busy schedules. I have loved every course I have taken through Just Simple Science so far and would highly recommend!

Lindsay E. Early Childhood Educator

Writing in Science Course

“I had a wonderful time learning about how to integrate science within all aspects of my curriculum. Thanks to Dr. Flannagan for reminding me how awesome and important science is in the classroom.”