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General science Common Core RL.8.1 handouts
The Proton, the Neutron, and the Electron (A Funny Science Short Story)
As many students struggle with understanding what atoms are and how they function and behave, this short, comical story was written to help teach and explain it with humor and wordplay. There are three main characters: the proton, the neutron, and the electron. They are having dinner when a hilarious argument ensues (along with scientific wordplay!). Includes nonfiction reading worksheet on atoms, 20 multiple-choice questions on both pieces, and a KWLS chart. I wrote this short story to help tea
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Conclusion - Inference –– Write On! Fiction and Science Focus
The word “infer” is controversial in its usage. Some language sources accept it to mean “hint at” as in “Are you inferring I’m lazy?” However, most references present it as a synonym for “conclude.” It is primarily in this context that the words are used in the packet.
The unit provides a paragraph form for analytic writing and requires critical thinking skill.
Both fiction and non-fiction selections are included, along with an information handout explaining the definitions and
Grades:
6th - 9th
Science Textbook Analysis Common Core
Students can read any science text and constructively extract the important information. This is best used to break down one section of science text. The first page has the student find the main idea, cite evidence, provide a summary, and make a conclusion. The second page is for important vocabulary in the section. This product could be used as a reference sheet for students to guide them as they write on their own paper or a reproducible fill in.
Supports Common Core Literacy R1, R2, R4, R7
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7th - 12th
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