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What's in a squid? Try this Dissection Lab activity to find out For a science lesson your students will never forget, you have to go with a dissection. And it's easier than you might think! In this squid dissection lab activity for Grades 3-5, we'll walk you through each step of this exciting (and slimy!) science experience for kids. Start the activity We'll start with everything you need to know before the big day: goals, materials, preparation, essential vocabulary, and those all-important teacher notes! Then we'll walk you through the dissection step-by-step, with a little help from our good friend Squidward. Follow and show what you know We didn't forget the rating! You will also find a student worksheet ...

This hummingbird-obsessed first grader who asks you to set up a hummingbird feeder and spends all morning creating an informational pamphlet about them. The third grader who blurts out in the middle of class, "Can we find out what baby koalas are called?" Fifth grader is so busy building a model rocket that you have to pat her on the back to tell her it's time for lunch. These are all examples of student agencies. You'll know it when you see it, but what can you do to make the student agency show up more often? You can WIRE the classroom for this. Here's how: The acronym WIRE can help you remember how to encourage student self-reliance There are many teacher actions that encourage agency; These four will give you a starting point. Consider . In tend . R works . E nage . Agency is a belief system that your actions will have an effect. Students with agency feel valued by their teachers; They act with a sense of choice and a sense of freedom to pursue ...