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Connect inquiry, evidence, labs, explanation, and standards context

Use ClassLattice to carry Science context from planning and sources through classroom activity, evidence review, and the next instructional response.

What stays connected

  • Standards and source context
  • Editable teaching artifacts
  • Classroom and student-space workflows
  • Evidence, feedback, and next-step lineage

Connect phenomena, investigation, evidence, and explanation

Science workflows can carry a phenomenon from curriculum planning into models, labs, source research, evidence tables, explanations, live classroom thinking, and later assessment without losing the claim-evidence relationship.

  1. Frame the phenomenon and standard

    Identify the disciplinary core idea, practice, crosscutting concept, prior model, safety context, and evidence the investigation should produce.

  2. Prepare investigation materials

    Create lab guidance, observation tables, diagrams, CER organizers, simulations guidance, source packets, or printable station materials as editable artifacts.

  3. Capture models and evidence

    Use the whiteboard, Research Workspace, Student Spaces, or artifact tools to retain observations, source notes, representations, and interim explanations.

  4. Revise the explanation

    Review the evidence and model changes, provide teacher feedback, and connect the next investigation, reteach, or assessment to the original phenomenon and source records.

ClassLattice capabilities in this workflow

These current product capabilities keep their records, permissions, review points, and reusable outputs connected to the experience.

Curriculum Lattice

Connect standards, concepts, lessons, materials, assessments, and class evidence in one curriculum view.

Cross-Curricular Studio

Connect phenomena across core and related arts.

Thinking Routines and CER

Create editable CER, concept, inquiry, and analysis organizers tied to your standards.

Research Workspace

Guide research from a question through sources, notes, evidence, citations, an outline, and a draft while keeping source links attached.

Interactive Whiteboard

Present, annotate, and save classroom thinking for tomorrow.

Assessment Builder

Build checks for understanding tied to standards.