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Science Fair Awards Any Age Templates Student Parent Volunteers Editable Custom
In this editable awards package, you will receive 14 colorful, editable science fair awards to give out to your students after their projects are over. You will receive the following templates:1st Place2nd Place3rd Place4th PlaceHonorable MentionBest Overall DisplayPeople's ChoiceTeacher's ChoiceMost Creative IdeaMost Practical Use in The Real WorldMost Memorable ExperimentMessiest ProjectParticipation "Thank You"anda Huge Thank You for any Volunteer that came to help outInstructions:The file is
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K - 8th
Thermal Energy - Hand's-on Ice Preservers Lab Activity
Thermal EnergyHeat transfer by conduction, convection, and radiation.Ice Preservers – An engaging, discovery science activity.This is my store’s first foray into science (I taught 7th grade science for seven years).Your students will absolutely LOVE this lab activity, coveringthermal dynamics: heat transfer, thermal equilibrium, conduction, convection, and radiation, etc.They will engineer an “ice-preserving” chamber (small thermos) out of insulating materials of their choice, all in an effort t
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5th - 7th
STEM Magnet Race Car
Students engineer a race car and track.Using some creativity and some magnets, students race a car around a paper plate track. A great activity for STEM lessons and cooperative learning.
Materials:
• Large paper plate
• 2 round magnets
• Popsicle stick
• White cardstock
• Scissors, markers
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K - 2nd
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Bottle Biosphere / Bottle Biome Lesson, Instructions, and Student Packet
This is such an AWESOME and hands-on project that I do with my students the last couple of weeks of the school year as we complete our ecology unit. The kids always tell me that THIS was their favorite science memory of the year! In this document, you will have detailed lesson plan that introduces the idea of biotic (living) and abiotic (non-living) factors and how they are ALL important in an ecosystem. The objective for students is: The Student Will Be Able To PLAN, DESIGN, and COMMUNICATE a s
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5th - 8th
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Science Fair - Student Project Guide Printable and PPT
A complete guide for you and your students in your science fair project. This resource is intended for grades 4-8.
This printable includes directions and and example for every step of the science project. They will have a guide to look at every step of the way. They are great for homework, or graded checkpoints throughout the process of the science fair project.
I have also included a Teacher power point that can be used to preview each step of the process, or as a projection to give the stude
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Year Long (Growing) Science Bundle Grades 4-5 - Mega Bundle
Healthy Eating and Nutrition Activities Lapbook
Nutrition unit lesson plans for teaching healthy eating habits are easy to write this year with a fun and engaging lap book project! Learning about the food groups is easy to organize with the mini-books in this resource. Also works well in your existing science interactive notebooks!This Nutrition Lapbook Includes Mini-Books For: Vocabulary Lists KWL Chart Plate guide tabbed book Where you get vitamins from stacked book Cultural nutrition mini book Cover sheet in color or black and whiteCreate
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1st - 3rd
My First Science Fair Project Guide (grades 2-4) complete guide
Complete Guide to your students' first science fair project. This resource is meant for grades 2-4.
The printable includes directions and and example for every step of the science project. They will have a guide to look at every step of the way. They are great for homework, or graded checkpoints throughout the process of the science fair project.
I have also included a Teacher power point that can be used to preview each step of the process, or as a projection to give the students another plac
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2nd - 4th
Editable Science Fair Graphic Organizer, Scientific Method Experiment set- up
Science Fair Graphic Organizer, Brainstorm & Scientific Method Experiment set- up- perfect for setting up an experiment and the display board.
Makes the process super easy!
Also can be used for having students design their own experiments in class.
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4th - 7th
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Science Fair Packet - Complete & Comprehensive
14 page packet
Editable Word Document
Page 1 - Project Agreement Cover Sheet (parent & student signature)
Page 2 - Science Fair Timeline
Page 3 - Question & Hypothesis Form (with clarification that it is not a demonstration or a model)
Page 4 - Materials List (with examples of good/specific examples...and bad/not specific examples)
Page 5 - Variables (Independent, Dependent, Controlled) with explanation
Page 6 - Trial Design (time management and planning)
Page 7 - Trials Record Keeping
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3rd - 7th
ULTIMATE Elementary Science Fair Project Packet (Top Product)
This is an ALL-IN-ONE Elementary Science Fair / Project Student Packet. I was the SCIENCE LEADER at my school and along with other teachers we put together this packet so every students / teacher / grade level would be on the same page. If you are in charge of putting on the science fair / projects at your school, then this is the packet for you. All you have to do is add in your school name and change the dates to suit your needs.
The thumbnails do not show the color graphs and appear to be
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3rd - 5th
Scientific Method Comic Strip Project
Are you looking for a project that will assess your students' knowledge on the scientific method? This project can do just that. Students will create a comic strip that includes a frame for each of the steps of the scientific method. They will create an illustration and caption that helps to explain each step. I have also included the rubric that can be used for assessment. It can easily be adapted for any science class, and it is a great tool to differentiate instruction.
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4th - 8th
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Elementary School Science Fair Student Packet with Guidelines and Suggestions
This file is a 15-page printout in PowerPoint format. Each student would receive a packet at the beginning of the project. Throughout the project, there are 9 tasks for the student to complete and turn in that assure the teacher the project is being completed in the proper manner. A suggested timeline is also included for due dates for each task along the way. It includes the following pages:
-"What is a Science Fair" introduction
-Project Ideas Page with Good/Not So Good Ideas
-Suggested T
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2nd - 5th
Changes in States of Matter Lab Experiemnt
This is an experiment I found on the internet from www.sciencebob.com. I have just added the scientific method process to help the children walk through the experiment. I have also included pages for them to fill out and glue in their journal.
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1st - 6th
Fun Solar System Planet Research Project
Can your students sell a planet?! Sure they can, and they will once you assign this purposeful, creative project. Small groups of students will research one of the planets in our solar system. The group's mission is to SELL SELL SELL their planet to the class through an oral presentation and creating a visual component to support their presentation. We all know that facts alone can be useless, but knowing how to SELL the facts can be fun, entertaining and educational! Groups can create broc
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5th - 8th
Shoe Dichotomous Key Lab
Students come in and all place their right shoes into a large pile. They then use the provided template to create a dichotomous key that separates the shoes into smaller and smaller piles based on their charateristics until all students have their shoes back.
The next day, repeat using the already created dichotomous key and discuss why it didn't work the next day (students wearing different shoes have introduced "new" organisms into the environment).
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4th - 12th
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STEM Project - Science Experiment Grades 5, 6, 7, 8
Engage your students in the fascinating world of science with this exciting experiment project designed for grades 5-8! Encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills as students select their own experiment, apply the scientific method to investigate a question, gather data, and draw conclusions. This hands-on project will not only deepen their understanding of scientific concepts but also foster a love for experimentation and discovery. Don't miss out on this enriching opportunity to sp
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5th - 8th
Bubbles, Bubbles, Bubble Gum Experiment
Teaching Students to follow and use the scientific process is easy and fun! Included in this packet is a pre-made outline for step-by-step directions to a fun, simple, quick, experiment that does not require a ton of materials! Basic background for the outcome of experiment is included, along with an extension activity for students that can be completed at school or home.
Using three brands of bubble gum students will go through given steps in order to discover which brand of gum will blow the
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3rd - 6th
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Spring Circuit Stem Challenge
Paper circuitry is an AMAZING ways for students to practice their STEM (STEAM) skills and circuit projects are great additions to any Makerspace. This EDITABLE DOCUMENT provides a template, material list, content background, and step-by-step instructions to create a Daisy Circuit (series) project with LED lights. The project includes instructional objectives, background information and guided instruction with a template that allows students to guide themselves through this amazing project. A
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3rd - 8th
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UNIT 15: FORMS OF ENERGY (Foundations Science Curriculum series)
Explore the nine forms of energy—and save 20%—with UNIT FIFTEEN: FORMS OF ENERGY, from the Foundations Science Curriculum series. This unit focuses on the following concepts:Forms of kinetic and potential energyEnergy transfers, and Energy transformations (conversions). Forms of Energy offers a wide variety of resources to keep your young scientists engaged; and planning is a breeze with the Teacher’s Guide, which includes detailed lesson plans and a list of applicable NGSS/TEKS standards. _____
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3rd - 5th
NGSS:
4-PS3-4
, 5-PS3-1
, 4-PS3-3
, 4-PS3-1
, 4-PS3-2
Also included in: FOUNDATIONS SCIENCE CURRICULUM BUNDLE
Poppers Experimental Design Lab
Students are provided rubber poppers (http://www.orientaltrading.com/large-marbleized-poppers-a2-16_454-12-1.fltr?Ntt=popper) that are various sizes and colors. Students design an experiment to test an independent variable of their choice (color of popper, size of popper, surface used to launch, etc.) so they can record the data for their dependent variable (height, distance, volume of 'pop', etc.).
I normally use this as my culminating activity once students have had previous experience wit
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4th - 12th
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Science Fair Letter to Parents
This letter to parents comes complete with a small tear off slip that requires parent and student signatures acknowledging the upcoming Science Fair Project. This can be modified to meet your needs.
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4th - 6th
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Mini Pumpkin Parachutes-Halloween STEAM activity
This PowerPoint presentation includes all the information to set up your Halloween Activity with your students. First you will gauge their prior knowledge on engineers and parachutes, then let students' construct their own parachute with the listed materials!
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2nd - 5th
Newton's Laws of Motion Slowest Marble Race
The Great Marble Race! This activity is meant to be used as a group project. Students will be racing marbles to see whose marble can race the SLOWEST. Using Newton's Laws of Motion, students will be using a thick poster board or cardboard and other recycled materials to create their race board. They should first understand common force and motion terms such as acceleration, friction, laws of motion, gravity, etc.
This is an assignment handout with guidelines for what is expected of students an
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3rd - 8th
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Plant/Animal Cell Project
Cell Project by Shannan Marley-Whitehead
Students are given a choice project where they can build a model of a plant or animal cell. Choice #1 is a Plastic Bag Cell, Choice #2 is a Gelatin Cell, and Choice #3 is a Styrofoam Cell. Complete with a page in which students describe and list the function of each organelle. Full page Grading Rubric included. This document can be modified to meet your needs.
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5th - 8th
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