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4th grade english language arts laboratory microsofts
Middle School/Upper Elementary Scientific Method and STEM Fair Unit
This unit was designed as a way to incorporate STEM into a more traditional Science Fair model with connections to STEM careers. Students are encouraged to choose a topic that they are deeply interested in and they learn how to connect scientific thinking to concepts outside of science class. They are also introduced to future STEM careers and community resources. The unit is directly aligned to Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and the Common Core.
In order to help students achieve t
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4th - 11th
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5th Grade Science: CREATING NEW SUBSTANCES NGSS 5-PS1-4 Aligned Lesson Plan
Creating New Substances is a 5E lesson plan designed to align with NGSS 5-PS1-4. This phenomena-based lesson will enable the students to recognize when a new substance is created, and to teach them the phenomena that occurs when it happens. Students will be asked to record phenomena on a Scientific Evidence Gathering Sheet. Each section and activity contain their own set of detailed Teacher Notes to provide you with additional information and instructions for accessing the files and performing t
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4th - 6th
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5-PS1-4
Also included in: NGSS Fifth Grade Science Curriculum Bundle | Phenomena-Based Lessons!
Owl Pellet Investigation Pack
Our Owl Pellet Printables Pack includes:The All About Owls PowerPoint explains to students the main characteristics of owls. Use this presentation to lead your students to an owl pellet investigation lab. Show your students stunning photos of owls and explain to them important science terms: nocturnal, talons, predator, prey, food chain, and more! I am a Christian scientist, so there is one slide that refers to God creating birds on day 3 of creation. You can easily delete this text box to a
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4th - 10th
Non-Fiction Text Features PowerPoint Review
This is a PowerPoint that reviews non-fiction text features. The PowerPoint is set up to ask "Who am I?" and the students guess before going to the next slide which reveals the answer. You can use this PowerPoint as a whole class review or set it up within a center for students to quiz themselves. I showed this review the day after my class took notes and it can be shown as a review before a test.
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3rd - 12th
Flower Dissection - Parts of a Flower Worksheets & Diagrams | Editable Lesson
*The lesson plan portion of this product is editable. This product includes a full editable lesson plan, a 'do now' worksheet, anchor charts, video directions, flower dissection worksheets, a vocabulary exit ticket, a coloring page, and answer keys. You can also purchase my PowerPoint presentation that complements this lesson perfectly. Tailored for your science block, this lesson spans approximately 35-65 minutes, allowing flexibility based on the time you have available. You can allocate mo
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K - 12th
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Scientific method, lab safety: Digital activity/worksheet/, informational text
Go online! Play and learn! This Digital interactive game will engage middle school students and provide a fun and educational experience. This interactive activity is designed to help students revise the apparatus used in science experiments and the importance of scientific testing. There are five interactive sections (25 questions) to complete. Each one will test for understanding of safety, apparatus and successful practical work in science. The questions include informational texts and an
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4th - 7th
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MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ETS1-1
Potions Class - STEM with a Wizardy Twist
Includes three short STEM activities (elephant toothpaste, unpoppable bubbles, and slime) presented as wizards potions. It includes the experiment (potion), a short explanation about the science, and links to longer explanations or alternative ways to conduct the experiment. These would be good for short fun STEM experiments or to add some flair to those reading Harry Potter or other book that included wizards. It would also be fun to add some science near Halloween.
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PreK - 8th
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Properties of Matter Rock Lab
This is a science lab for introducing the Properties of Matter with your students. Use any rocks that you already have in your classroom Science Kit. Give each child a magnifying glass to observe the tiny details on the surface. They will first draw a picture of their rock. Then they will observe the properties of matter: color, luster, shape, size, sink/float, and mass. They will then compare notes with a partner and complete a venn diagram. They will end the lab by writing a compare/contrast
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2nd - 5th
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End of Year Activities!
Keep your students learning with fun, engaging activities! Browse this amazing collection of simple, yet real world activities, worksheets, and labs. These are some of my favorite end of year activities. You are sure to find something in this bundle your students will love as the keep learning!Also available: Find other unit plans, unit bundles, and chemistry worksheets to make teaching easier here!For other great resources to make teaching easier follow me for updates! If you like my product
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Properties of Soil & Water Retention Lab
I can...examine properties of soils, including color and texture, capacity to retain water, and ability to support the growth of plants.Soil collection on Plate - Students take a scavenger hunt outside on the playground to collect different types of soil to observe. Use discussion questions on slides to talk about why soils are diff colors, textures. Does anyone have a worm or insect in theirs? How do they help soil? They RECYCLE their nutrients back into the soil.Water Retention Lab- Teacher wi
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4th
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Myth Buster and Dr. Seuss' Oobleck
In the Dr Seuss book about Bartholomew and the troubles he had with the green goo he calls Oobleck, the author describes characteristics of solid matter AND liquids. This “Myth Buster” style experiment allows the students to determine if the Oobleck could have caused the chaos shown in the pages of the book.
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3rd - 8th
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CSI booklet Crimes Students Investigate, a forensic case
This booklet includes many labs, how to do CSI across curriculum, templates, websites to use,vocabulary students need to know and a new case. It is 59 pages with all of the templates. This gives full directions on how to set everything up for a forensic case. This is a complete description on how to set up a CSI, Crimes Students Investigate case for your students. One case is included and there are three more in my store. This project was used with General Education and Special Education stu
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4th - 7th
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Muscle Fatigue Lab
As your students learn about the muscular system in the human body, they can apply their knowledge in real-life with this muscle fatigue lab! A learning experience for all, this activity will not only provide students with the opportunity to apply what they learn about the muscular system, but also allow learners to put their muscles to the test in this lab!
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3rd - 5th
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Group Work Job Assignments and Student Group Work Self-Evaluation Sheet
Encourage active collaborative work in groups with job assignments. Each person in the group can select or you can assign a job so students are working together and avoid the partner that does not work. Then, use the "Student Self-Evaluation" sheet to allow students to reflect on how successful they were as a participant in a group. This can lead to more active participation in collaborative work!
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4th - 8th
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Multilingual Science/Biology- Cells Lab (Virtual Option)
After students learn about the microscope and types of types of cells (prokaryotic, eukaryotic, animal, plant), we have students perform a cells lab. In this lab, students will:1. Read/Review the cell theory.2. Use a microscope to draw pictures of bacteria, protists, animal, and plant cells under low an high power (if you cannot purchase slides I drew sample pictures for each under both low and high power- just print these for the class or post online).3. Discuss (Speak and ) questions about
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4th - 12th
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Also included in: Multilingual Science- Cells Unit
Observation lab- inquiry
Many students think an observation is what they can see, but that is an incomplete definition. This set of lab stations will have students understanding the true meaning of the term- using all 5 senses. Be sure to have already covered lab safety prior to this activity.
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Also discuss the difference between an inference and an observation. For instance, "that egg sounds like it has pennies in it" is not an observation. They can say it sounds metallic (have a list of adjectives on th
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3rd - 8th
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CSI - Lab Safety Rules
A fun, different way to cover the lab safety rules that the students have covered for many years.
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2nd - 10th
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Safety in the Science Classroom
Every page of this 47 slide PowerPoint presentation is packed with animated clip art. It will teach your class important safety rules while keeping them engaged and entertained. Besides personal responsibility and eye protection, this presentation includes a section on fire safety as well as the science of fire. It concludes with 6 safety situation questions and 16 humorous slides of students who DID NOT follow the safety rules, which resulted in the odd outcomes. Additionally there is a PDF
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4th - 10th
Candy Corn Experiment
This is a small experiment that can be done for Halloween fun! All you need is water, oil, vinegar, jars (or even small dixie cups), and candy corn! The lab sheet is made for 3-6 graders but you can just have lower level students make their Hypotheses and findings in their journals or extra sheet of paper. They can even draw pictures of what they observe instead of writing.
I set up the writing portion with indentations so it is easy for the students to recognize how many paragraphs needed
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K - 6th
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Science Lab Reports; Lucy Calkin Unit 2
I designed this to be used with Lucy Calkin's Lab Reports and Sciene Books: Unit 2 - Information. However, it is generic and can be used at most grade levels for Science Lab Reports
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K - 8th
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Quicksand Lesson And Science Experiment/Demonstration
This is very extensive and helps children understand quicksand. 3 small toys were chosen. Picking personal toys added to the excitement and kept him focused! There are 6 pages. Please feel free to message me for pictures of the project that I did.
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2nd - 4th
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Simple Microscope Lab
Here is a quick, traditional introduction to microscope lab. I wrote this for a newcomer ELL class that was just starting to move into science content. These are high school students with a wide variety of backgrounds, some with no formal education in their past and some that had attended private schools in their home country.
This lab sheet has simple directions for students to draw what they see as they explored how to use a microscope. When I use this in my room we set out a selection of
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4th - 12th
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Earth Science Rocks and Minerals Center
I set these centers up during our Rocks and Minerals unit. They students worked in small groups and went around to work at each of the stations. You could mix these up however you want. The last page is looking at rocks and identifying them, you could print this page as many times as you wanted them to do it.
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2nd - 4th
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Lab Safety Contract
This is a standard lab safety contract. Don't forget to edit the teacher's name and school name before you hand them out to the students. I usually print 2 on a full sheet, shipping label, then cut them in half. This way the students can peel and stick the label on the front cover of their journal. It will not fall out like when you use glue sticks.
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1st - 12th
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Strong reading skills can help students make sense of written content, and gather information for further analysis. Writing skills can help students articulate their ideas, construct arguments, and synthesize information. And speaking and listening skills empower students to clearly present their ideas, participate in group discussions, and collaborate with their classmates. This is why teaching English language arts is critically important for student’s success in school and beyond.
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