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Science Integration Made Easy (Yes, Even in September)

Published 17 days ago • 1 min read

Hi [First Name],

Trying to piece together a science program from scratch can feel like assembling IKEA furniture without instructions.

That’s why having full, organized, and connected units makes all the difference—especially when they’re aligned to your curriculum and include everything you need.

Tip of the Week: Teach Science Through Themes

Bundling your science content into cohesive themes like systems, space, chemistry, or sustainability helps students:

  • Build deeper understanding over time
  • Make cross-curricular connections (ELA, Socials, Math!)
  • See how science explains the world around them

And for you? It means less scrambling and more confidence.

Featured Resources:

BC Grade 6 Science – Full Year Bundle​
✅ Includes units on body systems, force & motion, mixtures, and space​
✅ All BC-curriculum aligned
✅ Lab activities, note pages, assessments, and more
➡️ View the Grade 6 Full-Year Bundle​

"This has been a great resource for me this year! I haven't taught science in 5 years as I was teaching another teacher's french and we swapped but I've appreciated how easy the units have been to follow!" - Staci F.

BC Grade 7 Science – Full Year Bundle​
✅ Covers the changing Earth, elements & compounds, electromagnetism, and evolution​
✅ Includes creative projects and inquiry-based tasks
➡️ Explore the Grade 7 Bundle​

"This one saved me! I was not fully comfortable with this subject area and this unit was so easy to use and clear for me and the students!" - Lynda P.

BC Science 8 – Full Year Bundle​
✅ Full units on cells, light & optics, chemistry (behaviour of matter), and tectonic plates​
✅ Great mix of labs, diagrams, and concept-based learning
➡️ Browse the Grade 8 Bundle​

"The lessons are great for the age group and have the whole lesson planned out. It was also useful to use as review material for older grades." -Stairway to Learning

Not sure where to start?
Try out the Science Lab Safety unit. No matter the grade you're teaching, lab safety is a must for the beginning of the year!

All the best,
​Diane

P.S. If you have any suggestions for resources, please feel free to send me an email to let me know what you'd love to see in my store.

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