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Middle school informational text laboratories for Easel Activities and for parents
Bread Mold Experiment
This activity was used to go along with a "Characteristics of Living Things" unit. This product contains directions for setting up an experiment that explores how moisture affects the rate of mold growth on bread. Students are required to identify the parts of the experiment, form a hypothesis, and collect data over the course of 1-2 weeks. This product also contains a graphing component, where students create a double line graph to show how moisture affected mold growth over the course of th
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5th - 8th
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Lab safety +Scientific method review - worksheets + digital activity 6th grade
DescriptionThis digital game and worksheet resource is designed to help middle school science students understand the apparatus used in science experiments, the importance of scientific testing, fair testing, revision, and laboratory safety. The resource features five interactive sections with a total of 25 questions that test for understanding of safety, apparatus, and successful practical work in science. Students will engage with informational texts and answer questions that assess their comp
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4th - 7th
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ETS1-1
Paper Airplane STEM Lab
A super simple paper airplane STEM Lab! In this lab, students are given a chance to create their own paper airplane using a sheet of printer paper and paperclips. Then, it's off the airport to see who can make their plane fly the furthest. Lab Instructions: Teacher I usually have my students complete The Force Fours of Flight and questions first to kind of build background knowledge and to kind of get them hooked. Plus, it allows them to already be familiar with the forces of flight prior to the
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3rd - 12th
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FREE Reading Response Templates for Any Text with Bloom's Taxonomy Questions
Great for reading logs! Reading Response Templates for any text with Bloom's Taxonomy questions is a quick reading assessment. These higher-level thinking questions for grades 3 to 8, help students stay engaged during independent reading and works with fiction and non-fiction texts. The templates are a great way to make sure reading is productive throughout the year, whether in-class or remote learning. Each of the 6 assessments should take 10-20 minutes to complete and can be used over and over
Grades:
4th - 6th
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