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5th grade for all subjects laboratory pdfs
Save Fred! Scientific Method Booklet for Interactive Science Journal STEM
Save Fred is a great team building activity for the beginning of the year (or anytime)! The students must work together to save Fred (a gummy worm) from his capsized boat (a cup) using only paperclips.
This product includes a teacher lesson plan and variations of worksheets and foldables to include in a science journal. Students can draw and describe how they saved Fred and record as they do the experiment. Students also identify a problem they encountered and explain how the group solved it.
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Grades:
1st - 8th
Wizards Potions Class (4 science experiments & a potions book)
This Potions Class download includes everything you will need to create a magical learning experience for your young wizards. They will be making their own potions book while watching the headmaster (teacher) demonstrate each experiment. All experiments have a detailed "you will need" list. They also explain how to set-up and demonstrate your experiment (using potion terms). When the experiment is completed there is a "how it works" section to explain to your students the science behind the expe
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1st - 6th
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Clock Buddies Partnering Strategy
As a Science teacher, students work together often in my class and frequently need to be paired up. This strategy provides a drama-free way to have students pair up with someone different almost every time.
Three pages containing different formats are included to suit different styles.
How To Use:
1. Hand out copies of the worksheet to every student.
2. Have students "make appointments" with each other at certain times and write their buddy's name in the blank for the hour.
(Example: Laney and
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Science Lab Cooperative Group Job Tags
Using Science Lab Job Tags makes splitting up your class into small cooperative learning groups for experiments easy! Just print on cardstock front to back and laminate for durability. Then punch holes and tie a string through each tag so the students can wear them as necklaces!
Each group consists of four specific jobs with specific job descriptions:
- Recorder
- Reporter
- Materials Manager
- Team Captain
There are five sets of tags provided each in a different color, as well as a black c
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K - 8th
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Wind Energy- Bottled Tornado Activity
In this S.T.E.M project we will be learning about wind energy and how it is generated. The informational slides are an easy 15 minute lesson to teach the students on the power of harnessing renewable clean energy and its positive effects on the environment. After the lesson students have to create a Tornado in a bottle. The activity, instructions and material are listed in the slides. They are given a worksheet to write their observations. This is a fun experiment to get the kids involved in dis
Grades:
2nd - 8th
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NGSS:
K-ESS3-1
, K-ESS3-2
, K-ESS3-3
HOT - Higher Order Thinking Science Goo and You Oobleck Project
Suggested to be done after reading Dr. Suess book - Bartholomew and the Oobleck, but can be done without the book. This is set up for several weeks starting with classroom research and study of "Matter" and then proceeding to group work and then group projects for students to complete. This would also make a great folder type reward actvitiy for groups of children to explore and teach back. It can be drawn out for weeks with the added math activity cards and book as well as research. Rubric a
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3rd - 7th
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Simple Machines Experiment: Make a Pulley
In the Simple Machines app by Tinybop, students use pulleys to send satellites into orbit and birds into flight. In this printable activity, you can build a simple pulley together.
YOU NEED:
+ A long string
+ A rock, book, or other heavy object
+ A railing or banister
MAKE A PULLEY:
1. Tie the string around your heavy object.
2. Try to lift the object straight up with the string. Is it easy or difficult to lift?
3. Loop the loose end of the string not tied to the object around the railing or b
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Grades:
K - 7th
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Peanut Butter Energy Bites Recipe
No Bake Peanut Butter Energy Bites Recipe that has only 4 simple ingredients. Easy for students to make solo or in a group lab setting. No oven or stove required.
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Simple Machines Experiment: Make an Inclined Plane
YOU NEED:
+ A stack of books, 4-6 inches tall
+ A firm ruler (or other long, firm, flat object)
+ A round, heavy object like an orange, paper weight, or ball
MAKE AN INCLINED PLANE:
1. Prop the ruler up on the books so that one end rests on the top of the books and the other on the ground.
2. Use two fingers to pinch the object and lift it to the top of the stack of books.
3. Use two fingers to roll or slide the object up the inclined plane.
Is it easier or more difficult to lift the object th
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Grades:
K - 7th
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Changes in Matter
Use this document as students observe and record changes in matter by drawing and/or writing their observations. Perfect for an interactive journal or science experiment day. Included are suggested topics to use and blank boxes if you prefer to use different materials during your experiments. Printouts include color or black and white versions.
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Grades:
K - 5th
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SNOWFLAKE SHAPES!!! WHAT EFFECTS SNOWFLAKE TYPE?
This is a fun, hands-on lesson where students learn how a snowflake takes its shape. Students learn how humidity and temperature effects what a snowflake looks like. There is reading about snowflakes, a worksheet, and an easy guide to making origami snowflakes (pictures included)!!! My students love this lesson! This lesson goes well with a weather unit or around winter break! Please leave feedback!!! It is greatly appreciated!
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4th - 12th
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CHAMPS Behavioral Model Posters | Conversation Level | Classroom Management
No teacher wants to wear the "unruly class" badge. The CHAMPS system(created by Randy Spricks) has been a successful behavior management tool in many school districts. Establish classroom structure with these CHAMPS classroom management posters! What's Inside:9 pages in one PDFGuide on printing6 expectation pages (CHAMPS acronym)2 conversational level pagesHow to UsePrint on card stock, laminate for durabilityAdd magnets for easy whiteboard useUse dry erase Markers to indicate conversation leve
Grades:
3rd - 6th, Staff
Electromagnets Inquiry Lab (NGSS MS-PS2-3)
Two In One Lab: A Scientific Investigation And An Engineering Project
Use with Vernier LabQuest 2 Or Traditional Science Tools
Print or Google Classroom Ready
First, students think about what they know regarding electromagnets then write a testable question. Does the number of batteries affect electromagnetic field strength? Does the number of coils affect how many paper clips an electromagnet can hold? Does the material a core is made of affect the strength of an electromagnet?
Next, your st
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Adult Education
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computer research activities
involve your students in researching information on the internet with these easy to use search tools and charts.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Rustic - Bathroom Passes
Bathroom Passes for a rustic or woodland themed classroom. Passes can be put on hand sanitizers or used as is. Pass Backgrounds Include:Wood BackgroundTree BackgroundMountain BackgroundGreen BackgroundBrown BackgroundTurqouise Background
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Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Station Science Signs- 20 signs, different fonts
Cool Station signs...Stations 1-20 all in 1 font and then all different fonts. These are designed to be printed, laminated and folded in 1/2.
I use these when I have students travel to activity stations around the room..I print them on bright colors so they are easy to spot!
Grades:
1st - 10th
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Wizard of Oz Bathroom & Hall Passes 2
Barn Theme:
Bathroom Management Signs (2)
Bathroom Passes (Girl/Boy)
Hall Passes (2)
Office Pass
Nurse Pass
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Simple Machines Experiment: See How a Wheels & Axles Work
In the Simple Machines app by Tinybop, students experiment with wheels and axles by sending a cyclist through an obstacle course. In this activity, you can see how wheels and axles work by getting outside and going for a ride together!
YOU NEED:
+ Bikes, scooters, or skateboards
SEE HOW A WHEEL AND AXLE WORK:
1. Ride bikes, scooters, or skateboards with your students.
2. Notice which direction you’re applying an input force.
3. Notice which direction you’re moving.
On a bike, the input force
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Grades:
K - 7th
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Group Role Cards
Use these Group Role Cards for grade 3rd-12th for collaborative group work. This will aid students with understand your expectations during group assignments. Role lingo sentences can be used to help students relate to their required role behavior. Print on card stock for long-term durability.
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Simple Machines Experiment: Make a Lever
In the Simple Machines App by Tinybop, kids can use a lever to launch objects and destroy a castle. In this printable activity, you can build a lever together.
YOU NEED:
+ A firm ruler (or other long, firm, flat object)
+ A pen or pencil
+ A stack of books
MAKE A LEVER:
1. Use both hands to lift a stack of books up two inches. Could you could lift the books with just two fingers?
2. Slide about two inches of the ruler under the stack of books.
3. Slide a pencil perpendicular to and under the
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Grades:
K - 7th
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Penny Boat Challenge
Penny boat challenge paper with questions. Follows engineering design process.
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Grades:
4th - 8th
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Simple Machines Experiment: See How a Wedge Works
In Simple Machines, students split an iceberg egg in half with different wedges. With this printable activity, you and your kids can see how a wedge works together.
YOU NEED:
+ A butter knife or fork (choose a utensil that you are comfortable with your child handling)
+ Bread, clay, or an apple (choose an object your child can cut)
MAKE A WEDGE:
1. With your students, try splitting or cutting the object in half without using the wedge.
2. Identify which part of the utensil is the wedge.
3. Use
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Grades:
K - 7th
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Taking Temperatures
Students use this worksheet to measure temperatures of different things. Teachers will need to provide measuring devices for the students.
Grades:
K - 5th
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