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Preview of STEM challenge - recycled robots

STEM challenge - recycled robots

Investigate how our skeletal system helps us move then relate this information to how machinery moves. Build a robotic hand (credit from http://aclassofone.blogspot.com.au/) before the the real fun begins! Collect boxes, cans, plastic bottles, buttons etc. to engineer your very own robot. I got my Y1 students to label their robot with their own robot name and a short description of how their robot moves. The file is PowerPoint and comes with lesson notes on each slide.
Preview of Moon Phases Tips and Activities

Moon Phases Tips and Activities

This quality resource is free my friends! Please rate it for me! All I ask is that you pin it like crazy and rate me! If you would like to get updates for when I give more freebies away, become a follower! Inside you will find 2 smartboard activities, a cute tips sheet for remembering the moon phases (new, 1st quarter, full, 3rd quarter), a project, and a quiz. What more could you ask for when it is a FREE product?! Also check out 3teacherchicks.blogspot.com for more awesome resources!
Preview of How to Build a Worm Farm with Audio Boom Cards Booklet Earthworms Bundle

How to Build a Worm Farm with Audio Boom Cards Booklet Earthworms Bundle

Searching for the perfect way to integrate science, reading and fun? If you are reading How to Eat Fried Worms or studying decomposers, soil, recycling, Earth Day, gardening, or the environment, you will love this informational booklet about worm observations. The bundle has lots of options and it is the most economical to get everything. It includes the audiobook, science vocabulary, a gummy worm dessert, a sequencing activity, printable task cards and comprehension questions, and more. Kids wi
Preview of Virtual Road Trip of Zoos and Aquariums in the U.S.A.

Virtual Road Trip of Zoos and Aquariums in the U.S.A.

This virtual road trip will take students to 6 different zoos and aquariums across the United States. The road trip starts in Monterey Bay (Aquarium) and goes to San Diego Zoo, the Seattle Aquarium, the Denver Zoo, the Georgia Aquarium before ending in Apollo Beach, FL at the Manatee Viewing center. Through each trip students are exposed to various science skills and concepts through exploration, research, discussion and vocabulary. Below is a breakdown of the focus of each area. Monterey Ba
Preview of Pumpkin Dissection Lesson

Pumpkin Dissection Lesson

Created by
Jocelyn Snow
PPT for pumpkin dissections- discuss prior knowledge, using 5 senses to describe a pumpkin, and observe a dissection. Good for virtual learning and in the classroom. View Notes Sections for lesson planning and recommended time frames.
Preview of Science Project Outline

Science Project Outline

Created by
Allison Kreider
Here is a template for helping students create a science project. It leads students through all the necessary steps in a very organized way from choosing a topic to building a display. After students complete all of the pages, they can use the information to complete their project, and be ready to submit it into the science fair!! These are Smartboard Notebook files, but you can print them out to use as hard copies, or keep them as virtual files to be filled out on computers or iPads.
Preview of 15 Ways to Go Green

15 Ways to Go Green

Created by
Scienceville
This presentation was created to go along with Earth Day. My students wanted to know what they could do to help our planet so we put our ideas together and created this awesome "Green" powerpoint.
Preview of Catapult: A Science Experiment

Catapult: A Science Experiment

This is a smartboard file that goes through the steps of conducting a science experiment. It gives background information on catapults and information on conducting a catapult experiment.
Preview of Introduction to STEM

Introduction to STEM

Created by
Vannie Lynn
Smart Notebook presentation introducing students to STEM. Included are an explanation of STEM vocabulary oriented jobs,and differentiated marshmallow tower activity for grades K-5.
Preview of Frog and Toad Compare and Contrast

Frog and Toad Compare and Contrast

Created by
Miss Vila
Great lesson with an activity to complete at the end. 6 pages!
Preview of Plane Shape Geometry Dream House

Plane Shape Geometry Dream House

Created by
Erin Knox
Geometry project using 2D (plane) shapes and figures. Students will create their dream house and then, design it. Includes Smart Board slides, grid paper, and student handout. Embedded clip is of a dream beach tree house (approximately 3 minutes in length.)
Preview of Animal Study

Animal Study

Question and answers for children doing animal study. Kangaroo Dolphin Pig Seal Polar Bear Giraffe
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With a solid foundation in science, teachers can help empower students to think critically, solve problems, make informed decisions, and engage with the world around them in meaningful ways.

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