Teaching Science In 3D
Claim This Podcastby Nicole VanTassel
Podcast Overview
<p>iExploreScience: STEM in Elem is for upper elementary teachers — especially grades 3–5 —who want to make <b>elementary science and math</b> more engaging, without adding more prep or overwhelm to their day. If you’re looking for practical ways to bring <b>STEM</b> and <b>hands-on learning</b> into your classroom while still meeting standards like <b>NGSS</b>, this podcast is for you.</p><p><br></p><p>Each week, you’ll get (ideally) short, (always!) actionable episodes (about 15–30 minutes) filled with classroom-tested ideas you can actually use. From simple STEM challenges and low-prep science activities to math routines, lab management, and neurodivergent-friendly strategies, everything is designed to help you keep students thinking, moving, and engaged—especially during the most challenging times of the year.</p><p><br></p><p>You’ll also hear honest reflections from real classroom experiences, with a focus on what works (and what doesn’t) in my 5th grade science and math classroom — no perfection required.</p><p><br></p><p>I’m Nicole, and I share practical, hands-on science and math ideas designed specifically for upper elementary teachers who want engaging, rigorous lessons without the overwhelm.</p><p><br></p>
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Publishing Since
8/14/2019
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Recent Episodes
June 1, 2026
10 Take It Outside: 3 Easy Ideas for the Final Stretch
Host Nicole shares three easy outdoor science activities for the end of the school year, emphasizing the importance of nature-based learning.
May 25, 2026
09 3 Science Topics That Make Kids Forget It's June
Host Nicole shares three engaging science topics—space scale, invasive species, and extreme weather—that captivate students even as the school year ends.
May 18, 2026
08 How To Make Every Kid Feel Seen Before Summer
Host Nicole shares low-prep, meaningful end-of-year traditions to make every student feel seen and valued before summer break.
150 total episodes available with 9 transcripts
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- What is Teaching Science In 3D?
<p>iExploreScience: STEM in Elem is for upper elementary teachers — especially grades 3–5 —who want to make <b>elementary science and math</b> more engaging, without adding more prep or overwhelm to their day. If you’re looking for practical ways to bring <b>STEM</b> and <b>hands-on learning</b> into your classroom while still meeting standards like <b>NGSS</b>, this podcast is for you.</p><p><br></p><p>Each week, you’ll get (ideally) short, (always!) actionable episodes (about 15–30 minutes) filled with classroom-tested ideas you can actually use. From simple STEM challenges and low-prep science activities to math routines, lab management, and neurodivergent-friendly strategies, everything is designed to help you keep students thinking, moving, and engaged—especially during the most challenging times of the year.</p><p><br></p><p>You’ll also hear honest reflections from real classroom experiences, with a focus on what works (and what doesn’t) in my 5th grade science and math classroom — no perfection required.</p><p><br></p><p>I’m Nicole, and I share practical, hands-on science and math ideas designed specifically for upper elementary teachers who want engaging, rigorous lessons without the overwhelm.</p><p><br></p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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