Launch an NGSS-style science unit without rewriting everything. This blog post shows how to pair anchoring phenomena with reading passages and questions to build background knowledge, vocabulary, and CER argumentation. Get a simple 5-step framework, DQB tips, differentiation with two-level texts, and ready-to-use examples for biology, chemistry, physics, earth and space science.

Explore an incredible range of chemistry reading passages with questions for grades 5–11. This blog post shares practical ways to use science articles as lesson hooks, literacy routines, sub plans, extension tasks and review, plus topic ideas like pH, ionic vs covalent bonds, elements and compounds, equilibrium, redox, acids and bases, the mol, the periodic table, sustainable chemistry and more.

Learn how to use science reading passages with questions to boost scientific literacy and save planning time. This blog post shares practical ways to use articles as lesson starters, weekly reading tasks, sub plans, extension work, fast-finishers, and lesson fillers, plus topic examples across biology, chemistry, physics, earth science, health and space science.

Boost science literacy in your classroom with practical strategies and ready to use tools. This blog post explores how to teach science reading passages, break down news articles, use debate, research templates, graphs and critical thinking frameworks to build confident, critical science readers.

Ignite science reading with powerful questioning strategies. Explore anchor charts & organizers to boost student comprehension now!

Enhance science reading comprehension! Explore visualization strategies and practical tips for middle school success.

Boost 9th grade science literacy with these specialized spelling words. Engage students & expand vocabulary for cross-curricular success!

Boost reading comprehension with science specific anchor charts. Help students master complex texts & foster critical thinking success!

Science literacy is so important… But what is it? According to the OECD (link here) ‘Scientific literacy is the capacity to use...