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Julie Miller

@SciMiller

Lifelong science nerd & teacher of 8th grade science. Big fan of coffee, Star Trek, Harry Potter, and my kiddos. I run too, but I don't always like it.

Joined August 2019
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I am crazy impressed with these marble tracks the kids are building out of paper and tape - they’re doing SO WELL! Amazing critical thinking happening in I-Block!!
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The most successful bridge held over 115 pounds and showed no signs of distress! Congrats team!!
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After a few days of research and planning, bridge construction is underway.
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All set for our big engineering experience: Operation Build a Bridge!
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Science Magic for our last day of classes!! We used red cabbage juice to find the pH of lemon juice, orange juice, apple juice, bleach, baking soda, and drain cleaner. #teachmorris
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“This is pretty cool dude, I can’t lie.” Today we explored the characteristics of 3 different strengths of electromagnets, and were able to turn their magnetic fields on and off! #teachmorris
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“Even though I knew about it, that was COOL!” -AH. Lots of fun in science today exploring electric forces!! #teachmorris
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Some gorgeous examples of deposition on my classroom window this morning! #teachmorris
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For America’s educators, this is a great day: You’re going to have one of your own in the White House, and Jill is going to make a great First Lady.
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A 14-year-old has won $25,000 for a discovery that could provide a potential therapy to Covid-19. Anika Chebrolu's invention uses in-silico methodology to discover a lead molecule that can selectively bind to the spike protein of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. cnn.it/35gzYjw
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Lesson in Simple Machines comes alive in a three-day STEM challenge to build a Rube Goldberg machine using a minimum of 3 simple machines (inclined plane, pulled, lever, wedge, screw, wheel & axle). #teachmorris #handsonscience
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How to play soccer on International Space Station.
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The biggest solar telescope ever will help link together and streamline solar physics theories. popsci.com/story/space/inouy…
These close-up photos of the sun could help us forecast space weather

These close-up photos of the sun could help us forecast space weather

The still under-construction Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope (DKIST) released its first images and movies of the sun’s roiling surface on Wednesday. Its 13-foot mirror—three times wider than any...

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Meet NASA's New Mighty Women Astronauts; One Will Likely Become the First Woman on the Moon

The newly minted astronauts are the first class from NASA's Artemis program which planning missions to the Moon and, ultimately, missions to Mars.

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We were on a real *roll* today, exploring Newton’s Laws by measuring the effect when balls of different masses and different heights transfer their energy to the car. #teachmorris #handsonscience
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Got a nice fleet of Lego cars ready to teach us about force, motion, and Newton’s Laws! #teachmorris #handsonscience
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Combining Newton’s Laws and Santa’s Sleigh for a SUPER fun and festive STEM challenge!! #teachmorris #stemchallenge #handsonscience
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A little science magic for this Monday morning!!! Red cabbage solution plus various acids/bases. #teachmorris
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I do love a good science pun! This Chemis-Tree was a fun way to decorate a bit while also reviewing a little about the Periodic Table. #teachmorris
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