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Think of this as a welcome gift from someone who spent 30 years figuring out what actually works. Eighty strategies. Fifty curated YouTube resources across physics, chemistry and life science. Thirty classroom-tested engagement techniques that'll have your students talking about your class at the dinner table (the good kind of talking.) Drop your email below and it's yours.
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Science should be the class kids can't stop talking about.
After 30 years in the classroom I saw the same thing over and over — brilliant teachers drowning in planning, marking and admin, with barely enough energy left to actually teach.
You became a teacher because you love science and you love kids not because you love building lessons from scratch at midnight.
That's where I come in.
When they go bored, we go Acorn Science.
Cells, ecosystems, evolution and everything in between. A full year of lessons that make biology feel alive.
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I've taught science at every level and still get genuinely excited about a good experiment. Everything on this site came out of 30+ years of real classroom experience with real students, on real Monday mornings.
But my gift? I genuinely enjoy crafting a lesson that I know will make science sticky for them.
Years back one of my students asked me about my love of science. Was it always like this? Yes, yes it was I answered. I casually mentioned that I asked for (and received) a children's book of science experiments for Christmas when I was 10.
"You poor man" he replied!
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My students are enjoying the activities already. Thank you for making my life easier!
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Even lowest readers were interested!
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This resource really saved my life last year.
I was a first year teacher and my first experience teaching physical science. This helped SO much! Thank you!
— George, Professional Development Workshop