r/ScienceTeacherJokes • u/Hemisphere65 • Jan 17 '21
Atomic supermodel!
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r/ScienceTeacherJokes • u/Educators_COVID-19 • Nov 16 '20
[Academic] How are educators doing with COVID-19 and school reopening? (US, educators, 18+)
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r/ScienceTeacherJokes • u/DrBag • Nov 27 '18
We’re doing our sexual reproduction lesson next Wednesday,
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No, it’s not going to be a lab.
r/ScienceTeacherJokes • u/lxdawg25 • Jul 17 '18
Zinc, mercury, and lead walk into a bar.
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The bartender says guys the heavy metal bar is down the street
r/ScienceTeacherJokes • u/theancientfuture • Nov 28 '17
Sodium and Chloride walk into a bar...
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The order drinks, sit down, and get into an argument. Out of nowhere, Sodium leaps across the table and talks Chloride, and just starts wailing on them.
The bartender yells "Stop! That's a salt."
Meanwhile Hydrogen and Sulfate have rambled in, already drunk.
Sulfate suckerpunches Hydrogen they join the brawl.
The bartender sighs. "And that's battery."
r/ScienceTeacherJokes • u/theancientfuture • Nov 28 '17
Imagine if Americans switched from pounds to kilograms overnight... (x-post)
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There would be mass confusion.
source: u/architkhandelwal47