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🧡 Download the newest monthly activity for your classroom.
Did you know November is National Gratitude Month? Keep reading for resources that will help you apply gratitude practices in your classroom, strengthen your Amplify implementation, and join in on conversations with fellow educators.
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💬 Advice and answers
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Where can I find videos of the lessons?
On-demand videos of lessons can be found in the Amplify Science Program Hub, which you can access from your Programs & Apps menu. Select the on-demand resources icon, filter by grade level, choose your unit, then locate the on-demand videos tab. If you’re unable to meet synchronously with your students, the recorded lessons are a great way to keep your class on track and engaged with Amplify Science.
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Can I share the correct answers with my middle school students for the End-of-Unit Assessments?
You can choose to reveal the correct answers for the End-of-Unit Assessments. To do this, select "Mark Incorrect" and "Reveal Correct" on the selected assessment in Classwork. Check out this help article for more information and detailed instructions on using this feature.
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🗓️ Calendar
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Science Connections: Accelerating Learning in Science with the Science of Reading
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🗓️ Nov. 8 | 7:30 p.m. EST
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Join us for an exciting conversation between educator and Science Connections podcast host Eric Cross and Science of Reading: The Podcast host Susan Lambert! Together, they’ll discuss how the Science of Reading can help students develop skills in science class that boost their confidence and make way for deeper conceptual understanding.
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🤓 Podcast & blog
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Catch up on latest episodes
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Science Connections
Catch up on the latest Science Connections episodes with host Eric Cross
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Listen now ›
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Amplify Blog
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Amplify Blog
Boost student engagement with Science Seminars
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Read now ›
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🔗 Let’s connect
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We love seeing future scientists in the making! Join the Amplify Science Facebook community to see what other educators are doing in their classrooms. Jessica K. shared photos of her students enjoying the Observing a Chemical Reaction hands-on activity during the Metabolism unit. Share your photos and collaborate with other educators from around the country!
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✏️ Tell us your story!
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Do you teach math or have a colleague who teaches math? Are you a coach or admin who uses math data and reporting to inform your work?
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Make an impact on the future of Amplify Science!
We want to hear from you! What do you like best about the program? What would you like to see changed? Make your voice heard by completing this short survey.
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⭐ Spotlight
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Dawn Reilley
STEAM Specialist, Clark County, NV
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“ Mrs. Reilley is the dedicated STEAM specialist at Hollingsworth [Elementary School]. She also incorporates the hands-on portions of our Amplify curriculum. She instills a love of inquiry and problem-solving in our students. ”
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We want to hear from you!
Have helpful program advice, or an educator you’d like to nominate?
Submit a spotlight ›
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Are you receiving more than one newsletter?
If so, it’s because we have the pleasure of providing you with more than one Amplify program. Each month we’ll share the most important information you need to know based on the program(s) you use.
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