Elementary School Activities to Celebrate
Which Line Is Longer?
The "Words Have Power" Experiment
The "Words Have Power" Experiment
This is a 10-15 minute activity from Generation Skeptics that promotes the concept of questioning our own ideas and introduces students to optical illusions. A free Powerpoint is included along with a lesson plan!
The "Words Have Power" Experiment
The "Words Have Power" Experiment
The "Words Have Power" Experiment
This activity from Generation Skeptics introduces students to the idea of double-blind studies and the scientific method using a well-known internet experiment to see if the way we speak to rice can affect how moldy the rice can become. The activity comes with a free Powerpoint and lesson plans!
Skeptical Birding
The "Words Have Power" Experiment
Scooby-Doo, Who, What, When, and Where Are You?
In this activity from Generation Skeptics, students will learn how to look for evidence and learn how an eBird reviewer relies on questioning when deciding if a public post is accurate. This activity comes with a classroom presentation guide, lesson plans, and more.
Scooby-Doo, Who, What, When, and Where Are You?
Scooby-Doo, Who, What, When, and Where Are You?
Scooby-Doo, Who, What, When, and Where Are You?
This activity from Generation Skeptics uses Scooby Doo and the gang to teach critical thinking skills! Includes a classroom presentation, response sheet and lesson plans.
Bellringers for Better Thinking!
Scooby-Doo, Who, What, When, and Where Are You?
Bellringers for Better Thinking!
Here are 56 Bellringer activities from Thinking is Power and Generation Skeptics that promote critical thinking! Included are videos from Melanie Trecek-King from Thinking is Power!