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Kindergarten science unit plan videos

Preview of Oceans SMART Board Thematic Unit

Oceans SMART Board Thematic Unit

Created by
Miss Locher
This is an interactive SMART Board Unit in which your students can have hands-on experiences within the levels of the ocean floor! This unit includes activities, videos, and crafts related to tides, tide pools, mollusks, sea mammals, and fish.
Preview of The Butterfly Blues

The Butterfly Blues

Created by
TonyBiancaMusic
This Arts-Integrated Thematic Unit focuses on the life cycle of butterflies. At the center of the unit is an original song/book, "The Butterfly Blues", which tells the story of a caterpillar who faces a dilemma: he has 16 legs but he only has 6 shoes. But fear not! Butterflies only have 6 legs, so it will all work out in the end. Whether you’re a teacher with a whole classroom full of children who needs to plan a semester-long unit about butterflies, or a parent looking to add a little more
Preview of 10 fun facts about the strength of ants
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10 fun facts about the strength of ants

Created by
SALINEE K
Ants are incredibly strong creatures relative to their size, and they possess some remarkable abilities. Here are 10 fun facts about the strength of ants:
Preview of 10 fun facts about the camouflage of chameleons
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10 fun facts about the camouflage of chameleons

Created by
SALINEE K
Chameleons are masters of camouflage, with the ability to change their skin color and pattern to blend into their surroundings. Here are 10 fun facts about the camouflage of chameleons:
Preview of Learning Songs: Parts of an Experiment
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Learning Songs: Parts of an Experiment

Created by
Learning Songs
Use this NO PREP, effective, proven and fun material to teach concepts in your home, classroom or virtually!Use this creative tool to help your students remember the parts of an experiment. This can be used anytime you are doing and invesigation, demonstration or experiment.
Preview of Creating a lesson plan about ocean animals sounds like a fantastic idea! Here'
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Creating a lesson plan about ocean animals sounds like a fantastic idea! Here'

Created by
Sarah Trigg
Join me on an underwater adventure designed to captivate the curiosity of our youngest learners! This interactive lesson plan, created with preschoolers in mind, introduces the fascinating world beneath the waves, exploring the diverse and colorful life of ocean animals. From the slow-moving turtles to the swiftly swimming sharks, this journey covers the basics of marine habitats, animal behaviors, and the importance of conserving our oceans.What's Included:Engaging Story IntroductionEducational
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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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