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Basic principles Common Core SL.5.1c resources
STEM Challenge | Back to School Bubble Gum Challenge
This STEM Challenge is a fun and engaging way to learn the STEM process and work collaboratively with a team! It provides students with great opportunities to think through problems and find creative solutions to them. Once you mention the words "Bubble Gum" you will have them hooked!This STEM Bubble Gum Challenge is a GREAT Back to School activity to teach and/or reinforce procedures. It's also designed to use at ANY time of the year as well! There's no prep needed for this STEM activity bes
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Types:
NGSS:
3-5-ETS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-2
Also included in:Â Science Activities Bundle
The Science of Time -- In-Person and Distance Learning
20 pages including a scripted lesson plan and interactive class activities and projects to teach students some of the basic concepts of time. Topics covered include circadian rhythms, diurnal vs. nocturnal, the development of clocks and our system of time, actual time vs. experienced time, dreams, and a very slight touch of the Theory of Relativity. Students will build their own versions of a water clock, and they will participate in several class activities to demonstrate different things th
Subjects:
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Also included in:Â The Science of Time, Circadian Rhythms, and Nocturnal Animals
Scientific Method Lab: Hands-On Science Experiments
A project-based unit to teach third, fourth, fifth grade and homeschool students the Scientific Method through a variety of activities.Students learn the steps of the scientific method and scientific processes as they systematically work through guided experiments and present their findings in a worksheet form. Complete start to finish step-by-step instructions are included for two experiments.This unit includes:- Colored and blackline copies of scientific method posters- Step-by-step teacher
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 5th
An Introduction to Static Electricity
13 pages including a scripted lesson plan, interactive class experiments, and projects to introduce students to the concept of static electricity. It begins with a basic explanation of atoms and electrical charge and continues with several hands-on class activities to see static electricity in action. Some of these activities include making cereal jump and making a static flyer for students to take home. The lesson also discusses the effect of humidity on static electricity, the triboelectr
Subjects:
Grades:
2nd - 5th
5th grade SIOP Science balance lesson plan
To motivate students, teacher will demonstrate how to operate a triple-beam balance scale by indicating movement of the tares (or weights). Ask if students have ever weighed themselves or any objects. Link measurement to how they might see his or her parents weighing fruit in a supermarket. Explain to them what a triple-beam balance scale does in comparison and how it is applied to measuring the density of water.
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