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Kindergarten biology laboratories under $5
Tadpole Frog Life Cycle observation book
Use this frog observation journal to record the different stages of the frog life cycle through pictures and writing. Students draw, write, or use a combination to describe what they observe. Students then decide what stage the frog is in. They keep track of the days that pass and how the caterpillar changes. You can use this every few days/every week so they understand the timeline of the life cycle.
If you like this activity- check out my other observation books!
Rock Observations Book- le
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PreK - 3rd
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GERM LAB ACTIVITY: BACTERIA, VIRUSES, FUNGI, & PROTOZOA
Fight Germs Like a Pro! Engage Young Minds with Our Infectious Disease Lab!Are your students ready to become germ-fighting detectives? Our entertaining and comprehensive lab equips young learners with the knowledge and skills needed to understand and prevent diseases and infections.Beyond dry textbooks:Explore four key pathogens: Bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa come alive through engaging activities.Witness germ growth firsthand: Perform a safe and visual experiment that sparks curiosity
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PreK - 5th
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K-LS1-1
Owl Pellets and the Owl Digestive System
This owl pellet and digestive system unit study includes:an illustration of owl anatomy that can be colored in as they read about each organ2 pages describing owl pellets and the organs involved in the digestive processan owl pellet bone recognition charta lab/observation sheeta black and white illustration of a barn owl that can be used as a coloring page or a place to take notes I am so pleased to be able to create and share this resource with you. When I studied owls with my daughter, I found
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PreK - 9th
Science Inquiry Experiment-Dissolving Eggshell, Egg Membranes Scientific Method
Students put eggs in 3 different kinds of liquids to watch what will happen to the eggs. Topics discussed are permeability of egg shells and membranes. Two activities are included- one to dissolve the shell of an egg (inquiry), then an experiment to determine what will go through the egg membrane once the shell is off. Fun! Engaging! Kids will be WOWED!FYI: This takes several days to happen/work and the eggs need to be refrigerated. Teacher directions and what will happen are included.This produ
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PreK - 5th
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Bean Plant Observation Book including life cycle cut and paste
A cute booklet to help students make observations of the bean plants planted in the classroom. Space is given for students to write and draw their observations as well as measure the height of the plant. Can be used for plants in cups/pots or in Ziploc bags.Enjoy!If you like this activity- check out my other observation books!Rock Observations Book- length & weight in metrics & english describe propertiesTadpole Frog Life Cycle observation bookButterfly Life Cycle Observation Journal/Boo
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PreK - 3rd
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Introduction to owl pellets-What do you think a Barn owl eats for younger grades
This is an introduction to the owl pellet unit. Students choose from pictures to determine what a Barn owl eats. It gets students thinking about what they might find in the pellet before starting- and then lets them evaluate their choices after taking apart the pellet! This is a SUPER way to start since most younger kids have NO IDEA what barn owls eat!
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PreK - 3rd
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Hands On Science Lab Worm Investigation for kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade
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This is a hands on science lab. Please discuss prior to handing out the worms how to treat the worm nicely when handling it. I quickly remove the worm if a child mistreats it and allow them to watch another child so they can still complete the lab.
I have done it with my kindergarten class and also as an activity at Family Science Night at school. It was a very popular activity and was a hit with kids kindergarten to 5th grade. They came in and did the activity with their
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K - 2nd
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Apple Observations Book, Inquiry Activity experimentand Life Cycle cut & paste
Apple Observations Book and Inquiry Activity
Observations include: what the apple looks like on the outside, inside and cut through the middle ; and it's weight, length around and number of seeds.
Apple Life Cycle diagram and cut & paste review
Inquiry activity: How can you keep an apple from turning brown?
simple materials needed: Water, lemon juice, milk, soda and Ziploc bags.
Enjoy!!!
This product is also part of a bundle at a GREAT VALUE!!
Fall Autumn Leaf, Pumpkin & Apple Ob
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PreK - 3rd
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Germs at Work Handwashing Experiment
Teach your students all about germs and the importance of washing their hands with this guided experiment! Using slices of plain bread, students will see first hand how easily germs can spread and grow.
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PreK - 5th
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Pumpkin Observations Book, Inquiry Activity and Pumpkin Life Cycle cut & paste
Pumpkin Observations Book and Inquiry Activity
Observations include: what the pumpkin looks like on the outside, inside and it's weight, length around, distance between spines and number of seeds.
Pumpkin Life Cycle diagram and cut & paste review
Predict if the pumpkin, a larger pumpkin and a piece of pumpkin will sin or float...then experiment to determine the answer but placing in a bowl of water.
Inquiry activity: Does the shape of an object determine it if will float or sink? (stud
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K - 3rd
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All About Worms: a study in zoology
Everything you wanted to know about worms and then some. This pack includes 13 worm fact and anatomy posters, 3 worm "lab" sheets, and some helpful worm tips for your classroom worm farm.
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K - 3rd
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Butterfly Life Cycle Observation Journal/Book
Use this butterfly observation journal to record the different stages of the butterfly life cycle through pictures and writing. Students draw, write, or use a combination to describe what they observe. Students then decide what stage the butterfly is in. They keep track of the days that pass and how the caterpillar changes. You can use this every few days so they understand the timeline of the life cycle.
If you like this activity- check out my other observation books!
Rock Observations Book
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PreK - 2nd
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Lady Bug Life Cycle Journal
A 30 day observation journal for the Lady Bug Life Cycle. Students can draw a picture of what they see, write what they see and circle what stage the lady bug is in.
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K - 4th
Characteristics of Life - Sewer Lice Demonstration & Interactive Station Lab
This is a fun lesson that requires some preparation and acting by the teacher. You will have to pretend to eat some "sewer lice" and have students brainstorm what they think the characteristics of living things are before doing a lab where they look at various specimens and determine whether they are living, non-living, or dead.INCLUDED:- Hook/Demonstration- Lab Set-Up- Lab Handout
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K - 10th
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Spring Observation Book & Life Cycles Bundle: Plant, Butterfly, Frog, Rock
5 observation and life cycle books included in this bundle!!!
Definitely check out the preview of this item!!
Rock Observations Book- length & weight in metrics & english describe properties
Tadpole Frog Life Cycle observation book
Butterfly Life Cycle Observation Journal/Book
Butterfly Observation Book:
Use this butterfly observation journal to record the different stages of the butterfly life cycle through pictures and writing. Students draw, write, or use a combination to describe w
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K - 5th
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Egg Experiment: How Drinks Affect Your Teeth
A hands-on science experiment for young scientists. Students will observe eggs placed in several different drinks. They will make observations and predictions of how drinks affect their teeth. This experiment will be over a three day period.
Includes: Student & Class Observations; Class Hypothesis; Class Results. An alternate student observation worksheet is included.
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PreK - K
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STEM Brain Reaction Time Experiment
This experiment is so simple...all you need is a ruler! It is a great opportunity to get students involved in doing the work of scientists. They also learn about the messages that our brains send and receive by testing reaction time. The experiment could be conducted as a whole class or in small groups.This product includes a two page student handout, answer key, and tips for the teacher. Feel free to leave a comment or ask a question at my store if you have any questions!My students certain
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K - 4th
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Traveling Water In Plants Experiment | Grade K 1 Science Activity
A fun and engaging investigation exploring the two ways plants transport water. Introduces measuring, graphing, and the scientific method. Background information and tips guide the teacher to lead students to discovery. Lots of oohs and ahhs as the water travels and separates into colors.Digital and Distance Learning Approved. This is a great way to get students to use the scientific method at home. The supplies are common household items that can be modified. The file is a PDF, but comes with
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K - 2nd
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K-2-ETS1-3
, 1-LS1-1
, K-ESS3-1
, K-LS1-1
Intro to Primary Microscopes Student Worksheet
Intro to Primary Microscopes Student Worksheet. | This student worksheet is geared for primary grade levels using a simple microscope for the first time. Suggested grades K-2. For use with a fixed lens, mirror light source, basic microscope.
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PreK - 3rd
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Brain Bag - Individual 5 Senses Lab
This easy lab showcases to students how the brain works and the importance of sight to recognizing objects. Can you fool your students?
I use this as a review lab for my students, but it was designed with K-8 in mind.
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K - 12th
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Genetics Snowman
Students will determine the inherited genes of their new snowman with a coin toss. They will explore DNA, genetics, and Dominant, Hybrid, Recessive traits. They will also practice to see which trait is acquired. Low prep. Materials needed: coins and color pencils. Some traits like the dimples or hair must be drawn by the student. Fun genetics lab for Christmas.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Tasty Visions - Individual 5 Senses Lab
This easy lab showcases to students how the sense of taste works and the importance of vision in recognizing foods and/or liquids. Can you fool your students?
I use this as a review lab for my students, but it was designed with K-8 in mind.
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K - 12th
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Seasons of the Whitetail Deer
This is an easy to read book with numerous pictures focusing on the lives of Whitetail Deer. It takes you from fawn to adult stages and looks at their complete life history along with behavior. This is a book for all ages.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Plant Growth And Life Cycle | Cloning Experiment | Grade K 1 Science
Excite your students by cloning plants. This is a great way to learn the parts of a plant. Students will follow the scientific method to discover root growth in plants. Teacher guide and tips for success included. Great math correlation with measuring.This investigation meets the K-2nd grade *Next Generation Science Standards: Science and Engineering practices and 1st grade From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes.This activity is a PDF. You can use it with Easel by TPT but we d
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K - 1st
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K-2-ETS1-3
, 1-LS1-1
Also included in: Plant Growth | Cloning Experiment | Science Bundle Grade K To 5
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