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3rd grade science videos under $5
Claude Monet Magic Solution | Great Claude Monet Art Project for Kids!
Monet: Reflections & Symmetry using Monet's "magic solution." Students love the work of Claude Monet. Use my step-by-step instructions and my step-by-step demonstration video to learn how you can teach your students about reflections using Monet's "Magic Solution". I have also included a pdf slide show introducing Monet, so you don't have to create this yourself. This is one of those lessons students will remember for years to come. I have 3rd and 4th grade students who remember doing this i
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PreK - 4th
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Bill Nye the Science Guy | Earthquakes | Printable & Digital Video Questions
Bill Nye - Earthquakes - Printable and Digital Video Questions / Guided NotesBill, Bill, Bill,... Bill Nye the Science Guy! Kids and teachers alike love Bill Nye. Why? Because he's engaging and funny while teaching great science content at the same time.This Bill Nye video question set is great for station work, homework, or with a sub. Your students will love completing these easy to follow questions which can serve as guided notes for the important content of the video.What’s Included:15 quest
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3rd - 8th
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Video Guide and Quiz for Bill Nye Simple Machines - PRINT Version
NO PREP, differentiated PRINTABLE video guides and quizzes for the Bill Nye Simple Machines * episode. They are great for substitutes! Use the included editable printouts for Emergency Lesson Plans, Substitute Lesson Plans and 5E lesson plans as well as multiple use Answer Sheets. Two differentiated student worksheets / video guides, four differentiated quizzes, and answer key and more for the Bill Nye Simple Machines * episode.With over 260,000 downloads of our video reviews for all 99 episodes
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3rd - 10th
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The Magic School Bus Gets Planted Video Questions
This resource directly correlates with the video "The Magic School Bus Gets Planted" and is designed to hold students accountable for the material presented in the video in a simple, yet effective, manner. Students have a word bank to choose from and must fill in six cloze sentences while watching or immediately following viewing the video.
Also included with this resource is a brief "Suggested Lesson Sequence" along with a direct link to the video on You Tube.
Two worksheets fill on a si
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K - 3rd
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Virtual Field Trip into Space (for 1st grade)
During this virtual field trip, students will:-blast into space-take a tour of the International Space Station-learn how to make a meal in space-walk on the moon-watch SLIME in space-exercise-wash their hair and brush their teeth-sleep-safely land on EarthI gave this field trip as a reward to my students for completing assignments during distance learning.
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PreK - 3rd
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Bill Nye: S5E16 Storms video follow along (with answer key)
Bill Nye: S5E16 Storms video follow along
Good introduction about storms for the lower grades
Very easy to follow (first 10 questions go in order with the video)
Multiple choice for questions 1-10, 11-13 are short response questions.
13 total questions.
Topics covered include.
What storms are
How storms are created
Hurricanes
Tornadoes
El Nino
How storms are impacted by the sun, water, and the spin of the earth.
How lightning and thunder happen
This is also good so students can focus on
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3rd - 7th
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Programming with the Ozobot: Mazes and Printable Sticker Codes
Ozobots are a small line following robot that let kids learn the basics of programming in a variety of ways, including through color codes that can be laid down with markers or as stickers. This allows you to integrate hands-on programming into your classroom without the need for tablets, phones, or computers. Ozobots can also be programmed using Blocky via tablets and (in the case of Evo) Bluetooth which allows you to scale the programming difficulty to individual students, or to multiple grade
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1st - 8th
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Also included in: Ozobot Circuit Model Bundle (with color code stickers!)
Astronomy: When We Left Earth Series Video Worksheets (Parts 1-6)
Astronomy: When We Left Earth Series Video Worksheets (Parts 1-6)
This includes video worksheet questions for all 6 parts of the "When We Left Earth" series, which can be found on Netflix.
ALL worksheets are in Word format and the ANSWER KEY is included
Part 1 Ordinary Supermen (13 questions)
Part 2 Friends and Rivals (14 questions)
Part 3 Landing the Eagle (13 questions)
Part 4 The Explorers (19 questions)
Part 5 The Shuttle (20 questions)
Part 6 A Home in Space (15 questions)
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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DISTANCE LEARNING STEAM/STEM Ant Playgrounds w VIDEO INSTRUCTIONS-download+link!
UPDATED November 2018 with downloadable video in zip as well as link to the unlisted Youtube video! The video can be used for instruction clarification OR just to play directly to your kiddos for instructions like I do in my classroom! Unlike my other videos that have a good bit of speed editing, this one is kept more in real time so that younger artists can see the sample instructions clearly and understand drying/holding time. This STEAM project is approachable and easy for you as well as enga
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K - 3rd
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Black Holes Powerpoint
Whenever you study space, you can count on your students asking about Black Holes. This mysterious phenomenon fascinates children of all ages. This brief powerpoint (11 slides) gives basic information about the formation of black holes, their density, and what happens to objects that get sucked in. It includes 2 links to on-line videos of a star being sucked into a black hole and a scientist giving a kid-friendly description of what would happen if you got sucked into a black hole. The slide
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1st - 6th
Bill Nye Germs Video Worksheet (Immune System)
This Bill Nye is great for teaching about the Immune System and how to prevent the spread of germs.
Students fill in the blank and answer short answer questions on this video worksheet while watching Bill Nye the Science Guy. At the end of the video, students analyze the song lyrics in the show and write a summary. Song lyrics are included on the worksheet for students to sing along. Fill in the blank questions are in the order that students view the video, so it is easy to follow along. The
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3rd - 8th
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How can we describe rocks? Rock Properties (Google Slides)
Use this product to help your students understand rock properties.They will learn how we can describe rocks. They will also learn about how we use the properties or rocks to sort them!This product also includes a link to a video presentation of this material!
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K - 3rd
Arbor Day | Readings + Activities
This April 29 is Arbor Day. Let's celebrate it in the classroom.It can be used both physically and digitally.It includes:- Cover page.-How to do page.P1:- Introduction.- When is Arbor Day?P2:- A bit of story about arbor day.P3:- Good idea.P4:- Fill-in the vocabulary definitions.P5:-When was the last Arbor Day? And when is the next ArborDay in 2023?P6:- Who was Julius Sterling Morton?- True or false.P7:- Research: what is Arbor Day Foundation?- Match the sentences.P8:- Why do we celebrate arbor d
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3rd - 7th
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Gas Exchange in Photosynthesis & Cellular Respiration Google Form Video activity
Students watch YouTube videos on gas exchange through these chemical processes.Students answer questions to reinforce key concepts: which gases are being exchanged, which gas is absorbed or released by a plant or animal, where does the gas come from, what is the relationship between photosynthesis and cellular respiration, distinguish between oxygen gas and carbon dioxide gas, what are the starting materials for these chemical reactions, what do plants and animals need to grow and survice. Key v
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Echolocation: How Animals Use Sound Waves Google Form Video Notes activity
Students watch 2 videos on echolocation.Students answer questions to reinforce key concepts (how sound waves move, how animals sense their environment, what is sonar).This Google Form can be shared through Google Classroom. Or, you can download and print it as a low-tech option.Videos Used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6IF7a24AFkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-zrBaIt-38
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
DISTANCE LEARNING STEM/STEAM Sedimentary Rock Abstract Art w VIDEO INSTRUCTIONS!
UPDATE 11/25/18- Video instructions are now included in zip file so that you can download and keep them handy on your device / computer. The link to the video (unlisted on Youtube) is also in the lesson. You can use the video for clarification or even just play the video for your kiddos to follow along with as I do in my faux-flipped classroom (works brilliantly for maximizing prep/passing out time as well as for catching up any students who were absent!). Video link is listed in introduction as
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2nd - 8th
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SOLAR ECLIPSE 2024 Video Art Lesson | EASY Drawing Tutorial with Chalk Pastels
Are your students learning about the Eclipses, Space, or the Solar System? Consider adding an art project to your Science unit! I'm happy to offer this Solar Eclipse chalk pastel art lesson that was designed especially for students in 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade.This video tutorial demonstrates the necessary steps to complete this low-prep art project. Use this project as supplemental learning in Art, Science, Math, Literature, Social Studies, SEL, Language Arts, or History th
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2nd - 5th
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PATTERN FISH Ocean Art Project | SUMMER Under the Sea | End of the Year Activity
Are your students learning about the Ocean, the Sea, Patterns, or Fish? Consider adding an art project to your ocean themed unit! This Patterned Fish project offers a fun and engaging opportunity to incorporate students' artistic literacy and innate love of hands-on experimentation into a core curriculum unit of study and was designed especially for students in Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, and 3rd grade.This video tutorial demonstrates the necessary steps to complete this low-prep art pro
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K - 3rd
Solar Eclipse Digital and Print Activities
Unlock the mysteries of the solar system with this comprehensive Solar Eclipse learning resource, perfect for grades 1-3! Dive into the captivating world of solar eclipses with an engaging video presentation, carefully crafted to captivate young learners' imaginations and encourage independent learning while delivering essential educational content.Enhance understanding and retention with a digital self-checking comprehension activity, providing instant feedback and reinforcing key concepts. Spa
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1st - 3rd
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Science Demonstrations 12 Pack - Dry Ice
In this 12 pack, I’ve included 1 introductory video on the basics of dry ice and 11 videos showing you step-by-step how to run each of the 11 different demonstrations in your classroom. Students absolutely love these! Each year, I talk about the upcoming “Dry Ice Demo Day” and students say “I’ve heard from other students about this!!!”If you are looking for something that will get your kids excited about science and using their critical thinking skills, this is it! These demonstrations are a gre
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K - 12th, Higher Education
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Voyage of the Mimi - Worksheets for Videos -YouTube - Grade 3 - 6
The Voyage of the Mimi was a video series that came out in the 80’s. Each episode has a short drama to get the student’s attention, and then a second part that is more educational. This first voyage will introduce you to the two main characters, the captain and his grandson. The boat is chartered for a science team that is going whale watching. The boat and its crew are in for an adventure. Each episode has a different science or social study topic. Examples are oceanography, history of scuba ge
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Voyage of the Mimi Bundle - Both Seasons!
DISTANCE LEARNING STEM/STEAM Abstract Art Sculptures w/ VIDEO Materials Demo!
I am fortunate to be at an official STEM certified school with a focus on STEAM! Our kids have enjoyed many STEAM projects in the art classroom, but I think that this might be the favorite! I do this project with 2nd grade, but it could be modified for older grades as well as younger grades. One of the beautiful things about this project is that it allows every student to work to his or her own ability level (thus making it easy to do with different grades, too!). The discussion/introduction to
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K - 9th
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Makerspace Project: LED DUCT TAPE Bracelet - Wearable Electronics
Are you looking for a slightly advanced STEAMproject to teach the basics of electronics? Create your LED duct tape wearable bracelet! No wires! No soldering required!
This visually appealing task card shows how to make your duct tape bracelet light up or blink (use LED that blinks). This task card comes with a link to the video I created for more step-by-step instructions and to also see the final product.
You need to add the following materials to create this wearable electronics project (ha
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1st - 12th
Weather Science Video Center - QR Code Station, Print, & Digital
Weather Science Video Center - QR Code Station, Print, & DigitalWith this fun and interactive science center, students can view videos about the weather and answer follow-up questions on the following topics:Weather & ClimateWindAir PressureAir Masses & FrontsPrecipitationForms of Severe Weather Weather Safety & PrecautionsHurricane FormationA Read Aloud of "Brave Irene" by William Steig, and several choices of additional articles, videos, and slide shows are also included. This
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3rd - 6th
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