This document summarizes research on science teaching in Icelandic schools. Data was collected from 20 schools through classroom observations and surveys. The research looked at teaching methods, resources, and time spent on science instruction. Key findings include: - Science is typically taught in regular classrooms, not dedicated labs. Practical and inquiry-based activities are rare, especially in primary grades. - Classroom activities focus on teacher-led discussions, written work, and arts/crafts projects. Little use is made of technology or outdoor lessons. - While middle schools show the most variety, emphasis is still on textbooks and worksheets rather than hands-on learning or student choice. - Equipment and resources are limited