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Getting started
What is Science Lesson Kit?
A science resource site for teachers in Grades 1–6. Choose a grade or topic, open a lesson, and use the connected Lesson Plan, Investigation, Interactive Activity, Vocabulary, Printable Worksheet, and teacher support resources.
Do I need an account?
No. Teachers can browse the lesson library without creating an account.
Which grades are supported?
Grades 1–6.
How do I find a lesson?
Choose a grade or topic from the homepage, or use Search.
Teaching a lesson
Where is the lesson plan?
Open a lesson. The Lesson Plan is the first teacher resource.
Where are student printables?
Open Printable Worksheet from the Student printables section. Vocabulary is available separately under Interactive student resources.
Are answer keys included?
Yes where a printable needs one. Teacher Answer Key stays in the teacher-only support area.
Can I print resources?
Yes. Printable resources have print-friendly pages and site navigation or advertising is hidden when printing.
Where is the classroom presentation?
Use Teach This Lesson in the Teacher resources section.
Interactive student resources
What can I share with students?
Each modern lesson can share its Interactive Activity, Vocabulary resource, or both.
How do I send it?
Open Send to students in the lesson workspace, choose Interactive Activity, Vocabulary, or both, then copy the generated student link.
Do students need an account?
No. The shared link opens without a student account.
Can I share only one resource?
Yes. You can share only the Interactive Activity, only Vocabulary, or both together.
Privacy & support
Is live advertising active?
Not in the current launch configuration. Review builds may show placement previews. Live advertising will only be enabled after the real privacy and age-treatment configuration is ready.
What student information is requested?
The learning activity does not ask students for a name, school, date of birth, payment information, or login credentials.
How do I report an error or request a lesson?
Email sciencelessonkit@gmail.com for lesson requests, corrections, or general feedback.
Need something else?
The Contact page includes the email address for lesson requests, corrections, and feedback.