Make science relevant, engaging, and deeply meaningful with 'Place-based Science Teaching'. This insightful resource shows you how to move beyond the textbook by connecting your curriculum to the unique environment and community right outside your classroom door. By grounding scientific concepts in familiar, local contexts, you can help students see the impact of their learning and develop a genuine, lasting connection to the world around them. Authors Whitney Aragaki and Kirstin Milks provide a practical framework for integrating place-based inquiry into your teaching, fostering a culture of curiosity and stewardship. Whether you are working in an urban centre or a rural setting, this guide offers adaptable strategies to bring science to life, encouraging students to care for their local planet while mastering core scientific standards. Perfect for teachers who want to inspire the next generation of researchers and citizens, this book will transform your classroom into a hub of real-world discovery.