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Middle school astronomy classroom forms for Microsoft Word
Georgia Standards of Excellence Science Sixth Grade Checklist *Editable*
Teacher Time Saver!
This is an EDITABLE checklist using the brand NEW Georgia Standards of Excellence for sixth grade earth and space science.
You will get a download of a word document that you can customize to your needs and style. It is currently formatted to go into my students interactive notebooks as a guide to use during the whole school year. I use a check list like this every year to help my students and parents track what we are learning.
*Copying tip: shrink this checklist t
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6th
Nucleosynthesis and the Big Bang
This short activity allows students to analyze the periodic table to determine which elements were produced in what stages of the big bang.
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8th - 11th
Lab Report Guidelines
This form is great for use as an introduction to writing lab reports and also as a reminder of what older students should be looking to do in every lab report. In middle school science, I use this form throughout the entire year, focusing on one aspect of the lab report at a time. By the time the end of the year arrives, students are able to write a complete lab report using each step in the scientific method and supporting their conclusions with their data.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Field Trip Letter for JPL
Going on a field trip to JPL or another location? Look no further! This aesthetically pleasing letter includes all the necessary details and even comes with a parent response tear off sheet. Modify this letter to meet your needs.
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2nd - 8th
Hitchhiker's guide to the Solar System Research Graphic Organizer
This Graphic Organizer can be used in conjunction with the Hitchhiker's Guide Project. It is helpful for students when researching in order to stay organized.
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6th - 9th
did you do your homework today?
Students are checking each other homeworks. It takes only 1 minute. I don't have to go around and stamp. I collect homework only once a week. This is how it is being done: In the beginning of class they check if the homework of other person is completed in a group of three or four clockwise direction first, in a week or so, counterclockwise. The rules are very specific about what do I mean by homework to be completed. It is written on the worksheet. They give each other -1 or OK and sign their n
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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