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Elementary physics posters for Microsoft Word
Newton's Laws and Newton Scooter Project
This force unit really gets the students to learn, discuss, and understand Newton's Three Laws of Motion by building a balloon car. Included in this bundled project are the following materials:*Introduction to Project, Discussion Questions and Answer, Dialectical Journal of Newton's Three Laws, Application of Newton's Three Laws to Scooter, Group Poster Project Analysis, and Word Search. I used this in my classroom and the students nailed this project. I had over 75% of my students get an A o
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5th - 12th
Electromagnetic Spectrum Poster Project
This is an activity for teams of students. Each team selects, draws, or is assigned one of the 7 electromagnetic wave types. They then must research and learn about their specific electromagnetic wave. There are specific areas where they must concentrate their research. After gathering their info and recording on their sheet they must assemble a poster (made on white chart paper). During construction there are specific roles for each student so the accountability for the final product is on each
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5th - 9th
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Rube Goldberg Cartoon Design Rubric
Use this Rube Goldberg Rubric to guide students in designing their own simple machine contraption. Students must come up with a Goldberg-like machine that features all 6 simple machines. They will draw the series of machines and label each step with letters. Once machine has been drawn, students are to write a paragraph that explains how the machine works while including each letter.
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5th - 7th
Roller Coaster Project for Physical Science
This 10 page Roller Coaster Project Made Simple file will hopefully give you the "green light" to just go for it. The file includes very easy step by step instructions and handouts for your kiddos to get started. It includes detailed project explanations with steps and resources, clear and concise student rubric, student handout to research information and work on their rough draft, and presentation day worksheet and teacher instructions. I really hope you have a fun time exploring roller coa
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5th - 12th
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Potential & Kinetic Energy Diagram Assignment
In this assignment, students are asked to draw and label their own representation of potential vs. kinetic energy. This was a great 2-day activity that helped me assess whether or not they had learned the difference between potential and kinetic energy, and allowed them to be creative while doing it. Also a great assignment if you need hallway decorations! A full rubric is included.
**Find the Dual Language Spanish version here: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Potential-Kinetic-Ener
Sound Vocabulary Cards
The perfect word wall for teaching sound. This five page word wall includes all of the key terms and vocabulary students need to learn to be successful with sound. Each card has the word written and a picture to help them remember the definition.
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5th - 7th
Force, Energy, and Motion Texas Science STAAR Review
A quick, one-page review with vocabulary and key concepts for students to study before the STAAR test. You could also print posters to review around the classroom.
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4th - 5th
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Light Vocabulary Cards
A Light Word Wall. This kit includes all of the important key terms and words that a successful student needs to learn about light. Perfect for a pocket chart for easy changes. Each card has the vocabulary word in large letters and a picture to help students remember the meaning.
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5th - 7th
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Potential & Kinetic Energy Diagram Assignment (DUAL LANGUAGE SPANISH)
In this assignment, students are asked to draw and label their own representation of potential vs. kinetic energy. This was a great 2-day activity that helped me assess whether or not they had learned the difference between potential and kinetic energy, and allowed them to be creative while doing it. Also a great assignment if you need hallway decorations! A full rubric is included.
**This assignment is in Spanish** - Find the English version here: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Pot
Transparent, Translucent, Opaque (LIGHT SHOWS- Primary Connection)
After the torch place materials that show if they are transparent, translucent or opaque.
ie. cellophane, baking paper and foil.
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4th - 6th
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How do Things Move Vocabulary Chart
Vocabulary Chart for Forces and Motion
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