6 brilliant bacteria and virus facts that hook middle and high school students fast. Learn classroom-ready ways to teach microbes with Two Truths & a Lie, quick bell ringers, and Micro-CER writing. Includes mind-blowing topics like bacteriophages, giant viruses, bioluminescence, magnetotactic bacteria, “electric” bacteria, and the 1:1 human cell to bacteria cell ratio.

Help your students master Punnett squares with simple, classroom ready genetics practice problems. This blog post shares step by step examples, monohybrid and dihybrid crosses, plus engaging worksheet and sketch activities using coins and dice for middle and high school science.

Discover how to make genetics unforgettable with a varied mix of resources for middle and high school science. This post explores using reading passages, worksheets, projects, debates and hands-on probability activities to teach heredity, traits and genetic engineering in an engaging, low-prep way.

Comprehensive genetics unit for middle & high school: monohybrid & dihybrid inheritance, traits, DNA & RNA, genetic engineering, and population adaptations. Includes leveled readings, practice problems, activities, and assessments - ready to teach and differentiate.

Engage students with an easy dice-roll dihybrid cross activity! Free tips, 4×4 Punnett squares, answer key, and six creature sketches - perfect for busy biology teachers. Visit & grab your resource!

Coin-flip Punnett Squares genetics sketch activity—printable practice worksheet set with 2 levels & 5 creatures. Perfect for science teachers. Download today!

A comprehensive Meiosis & Mitosis webquest with lesson plans, critical thinking scaffolds, and high quality resources for science teachers.

Mitosis & meiosis resources for dynamic cell cycle lessons—readings, projects & worksheets for today’s science teachers!

A brief blog post about why mapping and understanding ecosystems are so important and critical.

A brief primer on the Carbon Cycle. Perfect for teachers bringing this science topic to their students.

A brief primer on neurobiology also known as neuroscience to teach middle and high school science students. It could help biology teachers.

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