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Science outlines for Easel
Natural Disaster Research Organizer and Brochure Template
Research form to use to record information while researching a Natural Disaster. Also included is a template for a tri-fold brochure. Both forms collate to make it easy to transfer information for primary students or SPED students. Brochure template is cut out and glued onto a large piece of construction paper which is folded to form the the tri-fold brochure.
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1st - 5th
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EARTH DAY Environmental Superhero Design Challenge (Grades 1-3)
This is a creative task where students will design their own environmental superheroes. It is a perfect way to celebrate Earth Day! Using the worksheets, students will brainstorm ideas for their superhero, develop a design, consider the issues their superhero will tackle, and list ways they can be an environmental superhero at their school. The final task for this assignment invites the students to create a superhero design and glue the template to a recycled cardboard toilet paper roll. Student
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Also included in: Grade 3/4 Ontario 2023 Language Bundle (FULL YEAR)
Amoeba Sisters Stroll Through the Playlist (a Biology Review) Video Companion
Before purchasing, please read our product description carefully! We know our product descriptions tend to be lengthy, but we value your time and work---and we want you to be satisfied with your purchase which can only happen if we are transparent as possible with what you are purchasing.Important to Check Before Purchasing: A) Can you access our free Amoeba Sisters Stroll Through the Playlist (a Biology Review) video on YouTube on the internet network where you will be using it, and have you wa
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Natural Resources Research Project
Students research and create a presentation about a material natural resource of their choice. Students investigate:-the resource and what it is made up of-how the resource forms-where the resource is distributed around the world-why it is distributed that way-uses of the resource-the harvesting process and its consequences related to the environmentIncluded in this file is:-project outline and note-taking guide-peer evaluation form-link to Google slide template for student presentations-grading
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Grades:
5th - 9th
Writing: How to Write an Outline Handout Printable and Digital Easel Activity
Writing an outline handout with templates. Defines what an outline is and why it is used, two types of outlines, and the rules for formatting an outline from general to specific with headings, subheadings, details, and specifics. Use when writing an expository paper such as a research report, biography, or essay. Includes an outline format template. You may also download my other Outline Template - Blank to help with scaffolding or differentiation. Outlines are helpful graphic organizers to use
Grades:
5th - 8th
Battle of the Bacteria Cells Petri Dishes (Article, experiment, report)
Battle of the Bacteria Video / Lesson Plan Explained: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAXqaKTLoRcWhether you teach upper elementary or middle school, it can be difficult to fit all of the subjects in a given day. With this activity, it makes it simple to teach math, writing, reading, health, and of course science together with one experiment. (I have done this activity as a 5th grade and 7th grade teacher).In this activity, students go throughout the school and collect samples of places that t
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5th - 7th
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Animal Research Project | Tropical Rainforest Report
This animal research project is all about tropical rainforest animals. It makes animal reports in grade 2, grade 3, and grade 4 a breeze. It has an animal research graphic organizer to use with the easy to read informational text fact sheets. Differentiation for the needs of your students is built in to the writing pages. This 55 page packet includes information on these animals that live in the tropical rainforest habitat: ChameleonsGreen anacondasHowler monkeysJaguarsMacaws and parrotsRed eyed
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2nd - 4th
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End-of-Year Review Projects (Grades 4-8): Math, Science, SS: Last Week Activity
Reviewing previously-learned information is crucial for retention- especially before summer break! Here’s an easy idea for the last week of school (after you’ve already submitted your report card marks). - Choose a subject: math, science, social studies. - Divide up the curriculum into 6-12 topics. - Split your class into groups of 2-4 kids. - Each group chooses/is assigned a topic. - They have to create a 1-2 minute video, skit, activity, poster, pamphlet, worksheet, etc. to review this topic
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Gr 5-8 Last Week of School Activities: Projects, Games, and Reflection
Outline Template - Blank
Outline Template Blank. 2 formats. A place to write the thesis statement at the top of outline format to follow to help students format an outline of an expository essay, persuasive argument, or research paper. Helps students organize writing in a logical manner and provide evidence for each topic. Good guide for students to use as a scaffold when prewriting. Useful also to use as a summarizer of informational text by outlining what has been read. Outlining is a great skill which can help studen
Grades:
6th - 9th
Bertino Forensics, 2nd. Edition Guided Notes - Chapter 1: Observational Skills
These guided notes follow the Power Point presentations that come with the Bertino & Bertino Forensics 2nd. edition textbook. You will need access to these Power Points in order to complete the notes.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Skeletal System and Muscular System Graphic Organizer
This is a FREE, READY TO USE graphic organizer that could be used with reading or textbook for student notes, or completed together. It focuses on vocabulary and key structures and functions of skeletal and muscular systems. Also available as part of a pack, with suggested reading and associated lab at a discounted price. Click here.Mini-Unit PackAnd also available as part of the Human Body Systems BundleYou may also be interested in: Respiratory System Lab and Notes Circulatory System Teachi
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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NGSS:
HS-LS1-3
Also included in: Biology: Buy The Store Lifetime Money-Saving Bundle
Circuits, Conductors, Insulators - Florida Science Interactive Study Guide
Print and go interactive study guide covers your Florida science standards for circuits, electrical conductors and electrical insulators. This resources also works well for ELLs and struggling science students for notetaking purposes. Cloze passages and interactive visuals help students review material in preparation for unit tests of the science FSSA. This Resource is Great for: Test ReviewAt Home Learning, HomeworkSkill Practice or ReviewEnglish Language LearnersStruggling Science Students Inc
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Grades:
4th - 6th
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Also included in: Florida 5th Grade Interactive Study Guide - Complete Science Bundle
20 Science | Graphic Organizers | Grades 3rd-8th | & Digital Access
Science (Grades 3-8) made easy with this Graphic Organizer collection includes Paper Copy and Digital Access using Google:•Planning an Investigation•Scientific Method•Observation Log•Sensory Web•Step by Step•Four-Step Cycle•Cycle•Topic Development•Classification•Cause and Effect•Chain of Events•Event, cause, and effect•Event, cause, and effect 2•Cause and Events•Causes and Consequences of an Event•Causes and Result Map•Compare and Contrast•Two-Way Venn Diagram•Three-Way Venn Diagram•Question and
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Where the Water Went (Eutrophication) CER
Struggling to incorporate writing into your science curriculum? Claims-Evidence-Reasoning (CER) prompts are GREAT ways to gauge student understanding AND promote literacy!This CER pairs well with or after lessons on Eutrophication. Differentiation tools have been built in for you!Sample answer included.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Magnets - Florida Science Interactive Study Guide
Print and go interactive study guide lesson covers your Florida science standards for magnets. This activity also works well for ELLs and struggling science students for notetaking purposes. Cloze passages and interactive visuals help students review material in preparation for unit tests or the science FSSA. This Resource is Great for: Test ReviewAt Home Learning, HomeworkSkill Practice or ReviewEnglish Language LearnersStruggling Science StudentsIncludes:1 student page (grayscale and color)Ans
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Also included in: Physical Science Bundle - Florida Science Interactive Study Guide 4th
Holt Env Sci Ch 1:Intro to Env Sci Section 2: The Env & Society Guided Notes
This is guided fill-in-the-blank notes that coordinates with a 20-slide Power Point presentation that explains the environmental and society. After the lesson students will be able to:• Describe “The Tragedy of the Commons”• Explain the Law of Supply & Demand. • List 3 differences between developed and developing countries.• Explain what sustainability is and describe why it is a goal of environmental science. A great resource for any college prep environmental science class.Curriculum is ba
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Lab Report Template for High School Science | Editable Word Document Included
This is a scientific practical report writing template aimed for high school science use. Includes an editable word document for students to type their lab report as an electronic documentIncludes a PDF version that is printable for students to handwrite their lab reportUS letter and A4 document sizes includedLab report format includes: title, aim, independent, dependent and constant variables, hypothesis, materials, method, results, discussion/evaluation and conclusion.Please see preview to ens
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7th - 12th
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FREE Scale of the Universe Cornell Notes #10
Students fill in a Cornell (2 column) Notes Outline that includes Key Terms, Questions and Summary prompt about how astronomers measure distances in space (parallax, light year) and scientific notation practice questions.Includes:Both Standard (8.5 x 11) and Composition notebook sizesSuggested Resources and Answer KeyAn Easel activity (This can be used for distance learning or assigned on any Learning Management System (LMS) or device. It can also be used as a model in the classroom by clicking
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Power Claim, Evidence, Reasoning
Struggling to incorporate writing into your science curriculum? Claims-Evidence-Reasoning (CER) prompts are GREAT ways to gauge student understanding AND promote literacy!This CER pairs well with a lumberjack competition comparing the speed (and power) of chainsaws and handsaws for students to gather evidence if your text source for power does not include that example.**Images were taken from shutterstock.com's public domain.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Solid Waste Wrap-Up/Graphic Organizer
Use this graphic organizer as a formative assessment at the end of your lesson(s) on solid waste disposal OR as a way to take notes during your lessons.Each category (incineration, landfill, and recycling) has a place for 2 pros and 2 cons.You could even extend this activity for early finishers by having students write on the back of their graphic organizer which method do they think is most harmful to the environment and why!
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Scale of the Universe Cornell Notes #10 (editable)
Students fill in a Cornell (2 column) Notes Outline that includes Key Terms, Questions and Summary prompt about how astronomers measure distances in space (parallax, light year) and scientific notation practice questions.Editable Includes both Standard (8.5 x 11) and Composition sizesIncludes Suggested Resources and Answer KeyRelated Resources:⭐ Planet Relative Size Anchor Charts⭐ Scale Model of the Solar System⭐ Scale of the Universe Vocabulary (Frayer Model)⭐ Scale of the Universe Exit TicketT
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Also included in: Science Interactive Notebook - Space Unit
Discovery Education Interactive Glossary - Guided Vocabulary Worksheet
DiscoveryEducation.com has a plethora of resources to utilize. One of my many favorites is their interactive glossary. This is a place where students can search words and not only get the definition, but also, see animations, videos and images related to the word. This is a guided graphic organizer worksheet I created to help students utilize all the the information the interactive glossary provides.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
STEAM / STEM Engineering Design Process Worksheet Outline
Use this graphic organizer for all your STEAM projects! Use it when modeling with your whole group and small groups. This simple design helps students visualize the steps and the process of going through the engineering design process.
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Grades:
1st - 9th
What is DNA? - Note Sheet with Answer Key
This is the NOTE SHEET with ANSWERS for the fun and engaging introduction to the structure and basic functions of DNA. Students will learn about the composition of nucleotides, the four nitrogenous bases: adenine (A), thymine (T), guanine (G), and cytosine (C), and about its double-helix structure.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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NGSS:
HS-LS4-1
Also included in: What is DNA? - Lesson, Note Sheet, Answer Key, and Activity
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