Mystery Science (We have a schoolwide license!)

Here are 3 steps you can take to help your teachers get ready for science:

1. Help new teachers create accounts: Share the text below with teachers who haven't signed up yet for Mystery Science: Potter Gray Elementary has a membership to Mystery Science! Mystery Science lessons are open-and-go. Simply gather a few materials and start teaching right away. If you don’t have a Mystery Science account, sign up here: https://mysteryscience.com/start?school_id=2635 Teachers who already have accounts can log in as usual at Mystery Science. 2. Encourage teachers to pick their first Mystery: Our NGSS Planning Guide includes a suggested scope and sequence for each grade level:https://mysteryscience.com/ngss-alignment 3. Check out our additional resources for schools: Take a look at our Getting Started page for other resources to help your teachers.

Here are some more updates for the coming school year:

Mystery Doug has started: Our weekly Mystery Doug mini-lessons are back! We release a new episode every week—teachers can find them under the "mini-lessons" tab on their Mystery Science homepage.

Full coverage of NGSS performance expectations: We will soon have at least one Mystery for every NGSS performance expectation. We’ll release the remaining Mysteries in the coming months. Stay tuned!

New advanced Anchor Layer: We have a new special feature for 4th and 5th grade teachers who are ready to take their NGSS instruction to the next level. Read more about our new Anchor Layer that includes anchoring phenomena, revising conceptual models, and performance tasks.

Please don’t hesitate to contact us if there’s anything we can do to help!

—The Mystery Science Team
support@mysteryscience.com

P.S. If there is someone else in your school we should be coordinating with, please let us know.