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Preview of How Big Is It?: Measuring Large Objects with a Tape Measure

How Big Is It?: Measuring Large Objects with a Tape Measure

This simple chart challenges the young student to choose 5 objects in the classroom (a table, a chair, a friend, etc.) and measure the height and width of the objects. Leave the activity open ended and allow the students to choose their items to measure, or create your own list of choices. Two versions of the chart provide different levels of support for reading and using the data chart. Just add a tape measure! Great as a Math Center or as an introductory Science Lab.
Preview of Density Film Canister Lesson for Science

Density Film Canister Lesson for Science

When students get done with measurement or science process labs, teachers are challenged to find activities to “keep them engaged.” Use this editable Google Drive activity to help them learn and practice standards based lab skills. The film canister challenge requires students to modify the density of a canister till it floats with neutral buoyancy. This mini lab can be set up for the whole class, or materials can be set aside as a “if time” activity. Video review for volume and mass measurem
Preview of Pot of Gold STEM Engineering Challenge

Pot of Gold STEM Engineering Challenge

Created by
Sarah Cachat
Can you create a new pot for a leprechaun that will hold the most gold? That is the challenge! This STEM activity fits perfectly with St. Patrick’s Day and incorporates collaboration, critical thinking, measurement, graphing and a simple introduction into volume. Included are: Teacher Directions Challenge Poster Teamwork Tips Design Page Data Collection Lab Sheets Reflection Questions 2 Graphing Choices Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Preview of Engineering Design Process  Twist to Penny Boat Experiment   (Penguin Boat)

Engineering Design Process Twist to Penny Boat Experiment (Penguin Boat)

Created by
Little Engineers
This lesson synopsis is a twist to the penny boat experiment. In this lesson, students will be able to integrate Math, Science , Reading, Writing and use discussion techniques in this fun Engineering Design Science lesson. The teacher will provide students with the opportunity to read about the impact of global warming on penguins. Students will have an opportunity to help penguins reach their food faster with a penguin boat.
Preview of Properties of Ice Experiment

Properties of Ice Experiment

This is a temperature/ice experiment for class.
Preview of How Many Cubes? Understanding Weight

How Many Cubes? Understanding Weight

Created by
Rachel Wingler
This worksheet helps students understand the concept of weight. This concept meets math and science standards as students in beginning math and science courses. This sheet is full of items that you may have easily accessible in your classroom. This is best suited for kindergarten and first grade.
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