Mr K Science Academy

And now for something completely different....Unfortunately Named Things.

I've been promising the Theme Weaving episode for awhile. Here it is! Don't forget to check out www.mrkscienceacademy.com if your student would be interested in EARNING COLLEGE CREDIT while still in high school this Summer 2021.

"The Brick and the Sponge" is an idea of classroom management that I use beyond the classroom as a philosophy of how to deal with people.

It was a cloudy day but we had fun before the rain chased us inside.

Many of you may already be familiar with AP and CLEP programs to get college credits for your high school students while they are still in high school. Here is an overview of how they work.

One of the best things we can do for our students, our children, and the next generation is to be real about what life is really like.

One of the most powerful things I've ever done in my classroom, and it was discovered on accident just trying to appease a "Flavor of the Month" educational trend.

Here's what my wife did today. She made a wife for the snowman she made yesterday.

The snowman is almost done!

She was VERY disappointed the last time it snowed because I had to explain that there are different kinds of snow and that the snow last time was too powdery to be good packing snow so our snowman building efforts failed. The Sun wasn't even up and she wass already pushing me to go out. Something told me that if there was any way possible, a snowman would get built in our yard today.

The snowman saga continues on.

She was VERY disappointed the last time it snowed because I had to explain that there are different kinds of snow and that the snow last time was too powdery to be good packing snow so our snowman building efforts failed. The Sun wasn't even up and she's already pushing me to go out today. Something told me that if there was any way possible, a snowman would get built in our yard today.

DNA can be extracted from bananas in a simple, quick procedure with items and products found in grocery stores. In a future episode of our FREE Course on How to Teach Science to Teenagers, we'll demonstrate!

The Refrigerator Principle: A simple, yet powerful idea.

Use the power of visual references posted on the walls of your classroom or home to improve both retention of your lessons AND to train young minds to process information in a world so complex that it REQUIRES references.

Why shouldn't YOUR kids get in on the benefits of the Education Revolution? Don't wait.

This episode covers a few of the basic philosophical underlying principles of the techniques we're using along with an application strategy.

This commercial was fun to make!

Here he is in all his glory!

It all starts here, folks!