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Free english language arts laboratories
Scientist of the Week Forms and Ideas
These forms are used with experiments by the class "Scientist of the Week". This pack has been COMPLETELY updated and includes family letter, class journal cover, student journal cover, observation journal page (2 writing options), lab report, book recommendation, example of lab pictures.
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K - 4th
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Borax Crystal Activity and Worksheet
This is an easy and fun activity for Earth Science classes learning about the rock cycle and crystallization. I use it with my 6th Grade students in Earth Space Science. The lab takes about four days to complete. Most of it is done at home.
This lab activity is aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards. The crystals that you grow also make a cute snowflake ornament. It is a hit as a kid to parent Holiday gift with a Science twist.
This digital packet includes Teacher Directions/Answ
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4th - 8th
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Scientific Method Poster and Interactive Journal Freebie
Introduce your students to the scientific method with a brightly colored poster and a hands-on journal. The journal includes sentence frames to make it easy to differentiate for the ESL students in your classroom.
Engage students in a class-wide experiment to get them used to the scientific method, then have them design their own hypothesis and experiment.
This poster and journal is a freebie from my Cross Curricular Main Idea, Cause and Effect, and Theme Unit
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3rd - 6th
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Gingerbread Man Science Experiment
Would the Gingerbread Man have actually crumbled? This simple science experiment is fascinating and so much fun for early elementary students! This product includes a student recording sheet with a place to draw and label their prediction and a place to draw and label their observations.
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PreK - 2nd
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Lab Report Template
This template will help students start to write a step-by-step lab report following the Scientific Method. Sections include: Question, Hypothesis, Materials, Procedure, Results and Conclusion
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3rd - 5th
Science Tools Vocabulary Cards
Included in this FREE resource are 14 Science Tools Vocabulary cards.Perfect for bulletin boards, word walls, interactive notebooks, posters and games. All cards have the same layout (word, definition, picture) - making them consistent and easy to understand. Words included are: Double-pan balancedropperGogglesGraduated cylindermagnetMagnifying glassmeasuring cupMicroscoperulerscience notebooksieveTelescopeThermometertweezersPlease check preview to see exactly what cards looks like :) Don't see
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2nd - 6th
Also included in: 5th Grade Science Vocabulary -Growing- BUNDLE
Scientific Method Posters
This FREE set of 9 colorful posters will serve as the perfect reminder of the scientific method for your students!
I like to introduce the scientific method to my class by reading the book Zoey and Sassafras by Asia Citro. The book beautifully illustrates the scientific method in a way that my grade 4 and 5 students can easily understand. As we read this short chapter book together, I introduce each of the steps with a poster. Then, as we continue with our science curriculum, we reference these
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3rd - 5th
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Moon Craters Experiment
This is a little experiement creating moon craters in the classroom. There is a recording sheet for students to record their observations.
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1st - 5th
Moh's Hardness Scale Activity
This is a simple activity that you can use as a stand alone worksheet or as an extension of the Borax Crystal Lab Activity.
It includes the worksheet only. Teachers will need to provide their own mineral samples and the scratch test tools (nail, copper penny, mirror).
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3rd - 8th
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Science/English: Tornado in a bottle
Two short readings about tornadoes as well as a simple reading comprehension quiz. Tornado in a bottle science experiment with simple directions. Appropriate for a lower elementary class or a special education setting.
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PreK - 2nd
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Dental Health Experiment
As part of Totally Teeth Unit students will become little scientist to discover what happens to our teeth when we eat different types of food/drinks. Students will conduct the experiment and document their discoveries along the way. There "EGGsperiment" will be displayed on a display board, two file folders glued together. Go to my blog at www. fallintofirst.com to see a sample of the diplay board.
To begin the EGGspirement students will be told that we are going to use an egg as a pretend toot
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K - 3rd
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Cooperative Learning Job Cards
These are great for organizing group work and cuts out the questions on who can do what. You can print these out on full pages and display them or do what I do and print multiple per page so I can just hand them out to students during group work. That way, each student gets a chance to play each role and the responsibilities are right there on the card. If there is any way I can modify them to suit you better just let me know. Thanks and enjoy!
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PreK - 12th
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Simple Microscope Lab
Here is a quick, traditional introduction to microscope lab. I wrote this for a newcomer ELL class that was just starting to move into science content. These are high school students with a wide variety of backgrounds, some with no formal education in their past and some that had attended private schools in their home country.
This lab sheet has simple directions for students to draw what they see as they explored how to use a microscope. When I use this in my room we set out a selection of
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4th - 12th
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Exploring the Layers of the Earth
This 5E lesson plan (engage, explore, explain, elaborate, evaluate) is hands-on and designed to get students actively involved. This lesson builds upon itself from the very beginning. Students first explore models of the earth before beginning an in-depth study of earth's layers. Once students note similarities and differences between the models of the earth and earth, students will explore the properties of each layer including a very fun, hands-on solid/liquid that represents the mantle. From
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6th - 8th
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How do Airplanes Fly? What makes paper airplanes fly?
These two readings have been complied using information from several online resources which are found at the bottom of the second page.
Use these two readings to accompany the research section of the Paper Airplane Lab on my TPT store.
**Reading comprehension worksheet to accompany the readings is available in my TPT store!**
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4th - 7th
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Practice Technical Writing: Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich
This is a perfect activity for any grade level or discipline. Students will write directions for making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Other students will have to create their sandwich based off the directions, exactly as they are written.
This is a great activity for reinforcing the use of details when writing - and the disasters that can result when details are omitted.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education
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"Ghost Slime" Science Labs
This fun science experiment engages students in the mysterious question as to why this mixture is sometimes solid and sometimes liquid. They have fun getting their hands dirty while learning an interesting science concept! Can be done for Halloween or anytime of year. Enjoy!
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3rd - 6th
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Scientific Method Worksheet: Maggie's Plant Experiment
Students will:Analyze a data tableDraw conclusions from scientific dataIdentify steps of the scientific method from a written scenarioExtensions:Recreate Maggie's Plant Experiment in your classroom and collect your own dataHave students brainstorm other plant-related variables to test and conduct a new type of plant experiment in your classroom
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5th - 8th
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FREE Lucky Charms Science Experiment Observation Page | St. Patrick's Day
Your little leprechauns will love this hands-on, interactive St. Patrick's Day STEM science experiment. This FREE observation resource engages students in the scientific method by exploring the effects of various liquid on dissolving Lucky Charms!Product Includes:1 FREE sample observation pageThis is a sample of Lucky Charms Science Experiment | K-3 March Investigation | Scientific Method.You may also like: Lucky Charms Sort, Graph, & Taste Math ActivitiesMore science resources from The Prim
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K - 3rd
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Also included in: Lucky Charms Math & Science Activity Bundle | March Hands-On Learning!
Science Experiment Template Perfect for Any Lesson
Quick and easy science experiment template that is perfect to use for any level and any experiment. No prep...just print and go!Have the students write the experiment name, materials, questions they need to find out and their hypothesis. Once they finish the experiment, complete what happened and draw a picture!***************************************************************************Questions, comments, and feedback are always welcome.Please use the “Product Question” tab and I will get back
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1st - 4th
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Silent Mutations NOT Silent Lab and Article
This Lab has it all! It is aligned to NGSS (NYSSLS) and combines Protein Synthesis, Mutations (and why we need to revise our ideas on silent mutations), Gene Expression, Science Practices (data analysis, averages, proposing questions etc). Students will be asked to collaborate and think critically and really understand why science is tentative, subject to change and just really interesting! The first page has all of the standards listed as they align with this lesson. The answer Key as well
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9th - 11th
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Rock Density Lab (Water displacement, using a balance, calculating density)
This lab was originally written for by beginning ELL students to practice measuring skills. Students need to make a hypothesis, then measure the mass and volume of 5 rocks. Students will calculate the density and make a conclusion.
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5th - 12th
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How Matter Can be Mixed
The teacher and/or students will perform the vinegar, baking soda and balloon experiment. This demonstrates all three states of matter. Students predict on the front and record their observations on the back.
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1st - 3rd
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Scientist Observation or Inquiry Sheet
We are all scientists! We observe our world using our senses. What do you see? What do you hear? What do you smell? What do you feel? This product assists ELL or young readers with the use of picture clues. Build a scientific notebook with all your classroom inquiry or science projects! Integrate literacy into any science project!
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PreK - 1st
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