Science in Action

This engaging hands-on science lesson introduces elementary students to the structure and function of teeth the role of saliva and biofilms and the importance of oral hygiene. Designed for students in grades 1-3 the lesson features eight interactive activities that help children explore real-world biology through games crafts models and experiments.What sets this lesson apart is the inclusion of a Google Slides presentation with embedded presenter notes. These notes provide step-by-step teaching cues key talking points and guided discussion prompts allowing educators to lead the lesson with ease - even if they are not science specialists. This visual teaching aid integrates seamlessly with the student activities and is a key strength of the curriculum.Downloadable materials include:Printable materials and/or worksheetsSupply listGoogle Slides presentation with instructor notesInstructions for accessing all digital materials are provided inside the book.Developed by the Gene-ius Day Program at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa this curriculum is part of the Science in Action: Hands-On Learning for Curious Minds series - designed to spark curiosity and bring science to life for young learners.