It's the ✨️little things ✨️ that make me happy 😊 #SamSide #HoustonScience #MicroscopeLab #Cells #CellTheory

Elodea in hypertonic and hypotonic solutions . Can you tell which is which ? My students can !! #osmosis #microscopelab #handsonlearning #ilovescience @stmsaints

Onion cell osmosis!!! The students were fascinated with this lab ! Cells shrink in hypertonic solutions but swell in hypotonic solutions. It was a hit!! #microscopelab #osmosis #ilovebiology @stmsaints

I love microscope labs !! Finding a cell isn’t as easy for a student as you just think . But when they do…. Oooooo….. Ahhhhh!!!!! @stmsaints #ilovebiology #cellstudies #handsonlearning #microscopelab

Science happens everyday in SpringBranch ISD! @CSASBISD @ScienceSBISD #sciencerocks #microscopelab

I went on a walking field trip with a group of 7th graders and it made me miss teaching science for a moment. @ThesquareM2 @wcpssmagnets #MicroscopeLab #PondWater

Day 67: #microscopelab 🙃 Ss viewed cells from different living things 🔬, made sketches, & took smartphone pictures and shared them on a @padlet (thanks @MsKGoebRHS) which was so easy to use & organize! Also used a smartphone optics adapter (a gift from my husband! 😊) #teach180

#microscopelab #paramecium #cells #organisms #classification @GRISHAM_MS @RRISD_science

Honors Bio students were excited to get started with working with microscopes today #scienceeducation #microscopelab #santanfoothillshighschool #honorsbio

"If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself." -Henry Ford #collaboration #microscopelab #oneccps #betheU @lcbirdprincipal @MrsLayne101 @BioHawks2017

7th Graders working with microscopes this week! #whatdoyousee #microscopelab

Students presenting their claims and offering feedback on their justifications #microscopelab #adi #scienceinaction

Students using their evidence to support their claims about the unknown cells #microscopelab

Day 69 Bio: #Microscopelab! Ss submitted images taken on smartphones for a microscope photo contest! Here's one example. #rtnj180 #teach180

You can never use too many emojis when presenting a lab to students 😎🔬📷. Excited for today's #microscopelab with period 9!