March 6, 2012: CONGRATULATIONS TO Julie W. from North Carolina! She has won the drawing for the one million visitors to the site drawing!
She chose the Teaching Weather Packet, which has already been sent to her email box!
I used the random number generator at random.org to choose the winner.
I am still offering a FREE Packet to one more
teacher for the 4,000.000 page hits category. Those already entered are
still entered--no need to enter again! Email me at mjkrech at yahoo if
you would like to be entered
in the drawing for one free Teaching Packet from Marcia!
Go to the Sitemeter link at the bottom of any of my website
pages to watch the countdown! And Thank You for your wonderful support over the years!
I
am a first yr science teacher in Miami, FL. Your science
website
has saved my life! A HUGE thank you for such an incredible
resource.
I
just stumbled onto your website and I am so glad I did! You are the
master teacher I always wished that I had! Thank you from the bottom of
my heart for sharing your wisdom and experience so freely.
I
have been teaching science for 8 years now and I have always
used your website! Now that I am teaching 8th grade
Earth
Science I have really depended on it to help me make it
fun
for the kids. Thank you for everything you do!
NEW! Teaching Oceanography!
A few selected teaching ideas
for your Oceanography Unit.
Click
here for
Marcia's Science Teaching Ideas Store!
I
want to extend a huge thank you for helping us teachers in our research
for better instructional materials. Your website is the best
one
in my long, long search for good materials. --November 2011
I
have been looking around on your site. It is an INCREDIBLE
resource. I'll be sure to let the other teachers know about your site.
--November 2011
You
are welcome to use these ideas in your classroom, within your science
department, within your school district, or to distribute to any
teacher who may find these lessons useful. I only ask
that:
1. You cannot sell these lessons or make a profit on them in any way.
2. You cite the lessons original source, and do not white-out the
copyright footer on the pdf files
3. Do not copy and paste lessons onto your website. A link to the
original is to be used.
4. Do not claim these lessons as your own work. NOTE: This
disclaimer is modeled after a couple of my favorite websites: The
Science Spot
and Middle
School Science.
Thanks, teachers!