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Make learning about magnetism fun and engaging with the Magnetic and Non-Magnetic Objects Worksheets! Perfect for kindergarten through 3rd grade and SPED, this easy-to-use resource helps students reinforce their understanding of which materials are magnetic and which are not.

Students will love coloring the magnetic objects and circling the non-magnetic ones, making this a great addition to your science lessons, centers, etc. It’s also an excellent way to assess their understanding of the concept in a simple yet effective way.

Learning objectives:

• Identify magnetic and non-magnetic objects.

Includes:

• 2 pages of worksheets
• Answer key

Use for:

• Science units
• Classwork
• Early finishers
• Morning work
• Review
• Enrichment activity
• Independent work

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This engaging 14-page resource transforms learning about energy into a fun and interactive experience. With a variety of activities, students will explore different energy forms, conduct hands-on experiments, and create a personalized energy reference guide.

What's Included:

• Energy Notes: Introduce students to the six main types of energy: chemical, mechanical, electrical, light, thermal, and sound.
• Energy Foldable: (cut and paste) allows students to create a personal reference guide for the different forms of energy where each section of the foldable can include notes, doodles, or mini-illustrations for better recall.
• Kinetic and Potential & Circuit Exploration Cut and Paste: Differentiate between these two essential energy types through a hands-on activity.
• Energy Coloring Pages: Reinforce concepts of electrical insulators, conductors, and thermal energy transfer through fun coloring activities.

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This scoot game is designed to get your students up and moving while reviewing the structure and properties of Matter. This game is aligned to the second grade NGSS, it but serves as a good review for other grade levels as well.

Included are: directions for playing the game, 30 questions cards, students recording sheets, and an answer key.

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Science comes to life in the lab! Engage your students in exploring electricity and circuits with this set of interactive science labs. This product contains 6 lab investigations for electricity and 1 final project. Each lesson introduces a concept and outlines a lab to provide the students with experiential learning to support the understanding of the concept. Each lesson contains a concept poster, background knowledge for the teacher, materials list, lab procedures, ½ page lab report pages for Science INBs, and full-size lab report pages. The lab reports include 4 sections: question; hypothesis; experiment-observe-collect data; and conclusion

These labs use wire, batteries, light bulbs, and switches. While you can purchase all the lab equipment materials individually, the easiest way solution is have some circuit kits for your classroom. There is basic circuit kit on Amazon for #13.21 as of this writing (09/2017)

Lesson 1: Electricity is a form of energy that flows in circuits.

Lab 1: Light a bulb

Lesson 2: Some materials conduct electricity while other materials insulate it.

Lab 2: Human conductor test

Lesson 3: Switches can open and close electrical circuits.

Lab 3: Turn it off and turn it on

Lesson 4: Electrical energy is shared in a series circuit.

Lab 4: A series of bulbs

Lesson 5: In a parallel circuit, the electrical energy flowing to each component is maintained.

Lab 5: Turn off 1/3 of the lights.

Lesson 6: Electrical energy energy can be transformed into other forms of energy.

Lab 6: Make an electromagnet

Final Project: Make a light up quiz board

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It's 1901, and Anthony Lucas needs investors for finding oil at the Spindletop Oilfield--will your students invest after they learn about the first gusher in Texas? In comic book format for fun learning and comes with comic templates for students to fill in their own dialogues and facts. Includes: Joseph Sayers, 1901 Governor of Texas Comparison before and after the oil boom Blank Check Format Stock Certificate to Fill In Newspaper Template Drilling Bit Striking Oil Gusher Wildcat Boll Weevil Roughneck Population Explosion Chart Drilling Rig and Labeled Parts US and World Map with Oil Contributions Advertisement Boomtown Changes to Beaumont Infrastructure Timeline of the Spindletop Gusher Great way to combine history/social studies and science with writing skills and concepts! Fun historical comic book to make and fill in after reviewing basic facts and timelines. Can be used for introductions to 1901, drilling, geology, time period, basic Texas history facts, assessment, and more...

Introduce your Grade 3 students to the fascinating world of strong and stable structures with this engaging resource. This product features 20 science reading passages that explain key concepts about how buildings, bridges, and towers are designed to be both strong and stable. Students will explore real-world examples and apply their knowledge through comprehension questions.

• 20 Science Passages: Short, easy-to-understand reading passages on topics like stability, strength, tension, compression, and famous structures such as the Eiffel Tower and suspension bridges.
• 60 Comprehension Questions: For each passage, students will answer 2 multiple-choice questions and 1 fill-in-the-blank question, reinforcing their understanding of the science behind strong and stable structures.
• Interactive Learning: Students will explore how different forces and shapes contribute to the stability of structures while learning about materials used in construction.
• Aligned with Science Curriculum: This resource helps students develop a strong foundation in understanding how structures are built and why they are designed the way they are.
• Real-World Examples: From the power of triangles in construction to how suspension bridges withstand tension, these passages make science relevant and engaging.
• Critical Thinking and Application: Students will think critically about the design of everyday structures and understand the scientific principles that make them strong and stable.

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• In-Class Lessons: Use these passages as part of a unit on structures to reinforce science concepts.
• Homework Assignments: Assign passages and questions as practice or review at home.
• STEM Learning: Incorporate these worksheets into STEM lessons for an interdisciplinary approach to science and engineering.
• Test Prep and Review: Help students review essential concepts before science tests or assessments.

Engage your students with this interactive and educational resource that makes learning about structures fun and easy!

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Fun Cutting And Pasting | Scissor Skills Activity Pages For Kids And Toddler, Preschool, Kindergarten, Girls, Boys Kids. This paint dauber coloring Pages is perfect for younger to practice by cutting and Gluening skills and have fun at the same time. Makes a fun and educational gift for Physics lovers !

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Looking for a no-prep, interactive way to assess understanding of physical and chemical changes? This resource includes two unique physical and chemical changes sort activities, available in both printable and digital (Google Slides) formats, making it versatile for any classroom setting. These hands-on activities are perfect for helping students deepen their understanding and prepare for assessments on physical and chemical changes.

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• Activity #1: Physical and Chemical Changes Sort (Basic Sort): Students identify changes as physical or chemical and sort cards accordingly.

  • Sorting Mat: Features two columns labeled "Physical Change" and "Chemical Change" for students to organize the sorting cards.
  • 20 Full-Color Sorting Cards: Depict various physical and chemical changes to engage students with vibrant visuals.
  • 20 Black-and-White Sorting Cards: A printer-friendly option with the same examples of physical and chemical changes for easy use.

• Activity #2: Physical and Chemical Changes Sort (BEFORE & AFTER Card Match): Students match pairs showing objects or substances before and after a change. They identify the type of change (physical or chemical) and explain their reasoning.

  • Sorting Mat: Features "Before" and "After" boxes for students to match the sorting cards, a checkbox for identifying the change as "physical" or "chemical," and lines for explaining their choice.
  • 20 Full-Color Sorting Cards: Depict 10 objects/substances before and after a physical or chemical change has occurred.
  • 20 Black-and-White Sorting Cards: A printer-friendly option with the same 10 objects/substances before and after a physical or chemical change has occurred.

• Formats Included:

  • Printable Version: Full-color and black-and-white options for easy classroom prep.
  • Digital (Google Slides) Version: Ready for digital classrooms and virtual learning.

• Answer Keys:

  • Included for both activities.
  • Complete guide for quick grading and accurate assessment.

How to Use This Physical and Chemical Changes Sort Resource:

• Whole-Class Review: Use either activity as a fun physical and chemical changes review to reinforce concepts after teaching about matter.
• Small Group Work: Encourage collaboration and peer learning by having students work together to discuss and sort physical and chemical changes.
• Assessments: Perfect for a physical and chemical changes assessment to evaluate students’ ability to differentiate between changes.
• Centers or Stations: Set up a physical and chemical changes sort as a station for independent practice, allowing students to work through concepts at their own pace.
• Early Finishers: Keep early finishers engaged with this interactive, skill-reinforcing activity.

Why You’ll Love This Physical and Chemical Changes Sort Resource:

• No-Prep, Hands-On Activities: This resource includes two ready-to-use activities that require no prep, so you can focus on engaging with your students.
• Supports Digital and Print Learning: Both printable and digital options allow you to seamlessly incorporate the activities into any lesson format.
• Concrete, Engaging Learning: Through these interactive activities, students solidify their understanding of physical and chemical changes in a meaningful way.
• Aligned with Standards: This physical and chemical changes sort supports key learning standards on matter and prepares students for future concepts.

Help your students master the distinction between physical and chemical changes with this comprehensive, interactive sort resource. Whether for a quick review or a more formal assessment, these activities make it easy for students to apply their knowledge of physical and chemical changes!

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Practice sorting solids, liquids and gases in this great science activity! There are 2 sets of sorting mats for each solid, liquid and gas for students to sort on.

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Delve into the captivating world of insects and their remarkable life cycles with our comprehensive Lifecycle Lapbook. This educational resource is designed to engage young learners in an immersive exploration of the lifecycle of ladybugs and other fascinating creatures. From the intricate stages of development to the anatomy of these remarkable insects, this lapbook provides a hands-on approach to learning about the wonders of nature.

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• Vividly depicts each stage from egg to adult
• Labeled illustrations and informative descriptions
• Vocabulary resources for language enrichment and scientific literacy
• Fun facts about ladybug behavior and role in the ecosystem
• Combines art and science
• Suitable for classrooms or homeschool curriculum
• Offers engaging and interactive learning experiences

Designed for both homeschoolers and teachers, this lapbook provides versatile learning opportunities suitable for a range of educational settings.

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• Offers engaging and interactive learning experiences

Embark on a journey of exploration and watch as young minds blossom with knowledge and wonder through our Lifecycle Lapbook.

IN ADDITION, this resource also includes an information handout about Life Cycles. This handout is designed to enhance students' comprehension by providing detailed explanations of the various stages of life cycles found in nature. Through this resource, students will develop a more profound understanding of how living organisms grow, change, and adapt over time, fostering a deeper connection with the natural world and promoting critical thinking about biological processes.

With this printable periodic table bingo, kids can enjoy learning about the elements of the periodic table! With the help of these entertaining Periodic Table Bingo games, students in elementary school, junior high, and high school will love learning about various elements and their symbols. A fantastic hands-on learning activity for kids to play at home, on busy days, or while driving on a family road trip is this periodic table game. Use this easy-to-print periodic table project with students in grades four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, and twelve.

These no prep periodic table bingo printables are perfect for parents, teachers, and homeschoolers who want to assist their kids learn about the various elements in our environment and improve their science and chemistry skills. For kids in grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12, this periodic table bingo game is ideal. Use this periodic table game as part of a Periodic Table study, in science centers, or for extra practice at home or at school. Children will learn about the first twenty elements on the periodic table as well as other topics with these activities.

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Using a worksheet for students to check their heart rate can be highly beneficial for another educator in their classroom to demonstrate the benefits of exercise for the following reasons:

1. Hands-On Learning: The heart rate worksheet offers a practical and hands-on approach to learning about the effects of exercise on the body. Students can actively participate in measuring their heart rate before, during, and after physical activity, making the learning experience more engaging and memorable.
2. Understanding Physiology: By monitoring their heart rate, students gain a deeper understanding of the body's physiological response to exercise. They learn that physical activity increases heart rate as the heart works harder to supply oxygen-rich blood to the muscles, which is crucial for overall health and fitness.
3. Personalized Learning: The heart rate worksheet allows students to observe and analyze their own heart rate data. This personalized learning experience enables students to connect exercise directly to their own bodies, promoting a sense of ownership over their health and well-being.
4. Visual Representation: Graphing the heart rate data on the worksheet helps students visualize the changes in their heart rate over time. This visual representation allows them to see the relationship between exercise intensity and heart rate, reinforcing the concept of the benefits of physical activity.
5. Data Analysis and Interpretation: Students can analyze their heart rate data and draw conclusions about the impact of exercise on their cardiovascular system. They can identify trends, compare results from different exercises, and draw connections between their heart rate and the level of exertion during physical activity.
6. Connection to Real-Life Habits: Through the heart rate worksheet, students recognize the importance of regular exercise for maintaining a healthy heart and body. They can apply this knowledge to their daily lives, encouraging them to adopt active lifestyles and make informed choices about their physical activities.
7. Integration of Subjects: The heart rate worksheet offers an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning. Educators can combine physical education and science by discussing the physiological aspects of exercise and its benefits. This integration helps students see the relevance of concepts across different subjects.
8. Goal Setting: Measuring heart rate allows students to set personal fitness goals. They can track their progress over time, aiming to improve their cardiovascular fitness and achieve their exercise objectives. This goal-setting aspect fosters a growth mindset and motivation to stay physically active.
9. Health Awareness: Using the heart rate worksheet raises students' awareness of the importance of cardiovascular health. It promotes discussions about the benefits of exercise on the heart, lungs, and overall well-being, encouraging healthy habits from a young age.
10. Classroom Engagement: The heart rate worksheet adds an interactive and fun element to the classroom. Students may enjoy the process of measuring their heart rate and comparing results with their peers, leading to higher engagement and enthusiasm for learning about exercise and health.

Overall, using a heart rate worksheet for students to check their heart rate demonstrates the benefits of exercise in a tangible and practical way. It enhances understanding of physiology, encourages healthy habits, and empowers students to take charge of their health and fitness.

In this product, students will learn about food chains. Notes and review have been adapted to meet students' individual learnings needs. Students will review the process of photosynthesis, chlorophyll, and how plants made food. Students will then learn that producers make their own food by using energy from the sun that is changed into chemical energy. Students will also learn about consumers and how they get energy. Students will learn about the food chain - the sun, producers, first-level consumers, second-level consumers, third-level consumers, and decomposers and their meanings, facts about food chains and how the different levels are presented. Students will also look at the arctic food chain and the different levels as well. Students will answer comprehension questions throughout this product to ensure understanding and at the end of the product vocabulary review questions are asked.

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This is a great activity to either introduce the butterfly life cycle or to assess students' knowledge of what they learned about the life cycle!

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**Here is a complete lesson plan on the Growing Crystals Experiment for kids aged 8+! **Discover how crystals form by creating your own colorful, sparkling crystals through a simple and engaging science experiment. Also included are lesson plan notes and images, alongside worksheets and answers. (Below we discuss in more detail what this item entails...)

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Introduction to Crystals

Learn how crystals are formed through a process called crystallization, where molecules organize themselves into repeating patterns. Explore everyday examples like salt, sugar, and snowflakes, and connect the science to the world around us.

Reading Passage: “The Craft of Crystals”

A concise, engaging explanation introduces students to crystallization and highlights how crystals grow in nature. Students explore the unique characteristics of crystals, from their sharp edges to their dazzling variety of shapes and sizes.

Hands-On Experiment: Grow Your Own Crystals

Detailed step-by-step instructions guide students in creating a saturated solution, preparing crystal seeds using strings or pipe cleaners, and observing the fascinating growth of crystals over several days.

Worksheet and Observation Activities

Interactive worksheets encourage students to track their observations, answer questions about the process, and reflect on the factors that influence crystal formation.

Wrap-Up Discussion

Students share their results, discuss variations in their experiments, and connect their findings to real-world examples like snowflakes and gemstones.

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This lesson combines science and creativity to engage young learners with hands-on discovery. A key highlight is:

“Crystals are nature’s tiny works of art, and now you can create your own sparkling masterpieces with this fun experiment.”

Students will gain a foundational understanding of crystallization while developing observational and critical thinking skills.

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This engaging lab:

• Makes complex scientific concepts easy and fun to understand.

• Encourages creativity with options to customize colors and shapes.

• Reinforces learning with structured observation charts and thought-provoking questions.

• Requires minimal preparation and uses simple materials readily available at home or in classrooms.

• Helps students connect science to the natural world through real-life examples.

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• Cross-curricular connections between science, art, and critical thinking.

• A low-prep resource that fits seamlessly into a STEM-focused curriculum.

This resource provides a complete, fun-filled experience that fosters a love for science in young learners while making teachers’ lives easier.

This resource is designed to inspire curiosity and nurture young scientists while helping teachers simplify their planning.

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Looking for a fun way to help your students master States of Matter- Solids, Liquids, and Gases? Look no further! Start off with a 26 Google Slide presentation covering definitions and examples, perfect for a whole group lesson! Then have your students practice with an 8 question vocabulary scramble and a 15 question Google Slides drag and drop sorting activity that can be easily uploaded into Google Classroom or printed to use with journals in a cut and glue activity. Lastly, check your student's understanding with a 20 question Google Form quick check! This product was created for 5th grade, but I think it could work well in other grades too!

What's included:

• 26 Google Slide presentation covering definitions and examples
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• 15 question Google Slides drag and drop activity (printable and digital)
• 20 question Google Form quick check assessment

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Use these worksheets to help students identify and sort water absorbent and waterproof objects. This resource includes a cut-and-paste activity to ensure maximum engagement. Teachers can use this resource to reinforce, assess, and review students’ understanding on properties of materials. It’s easy to use and requires no prep—simply print and go!

These worksheets are differentiated to accommodate students’ needs and abilities.

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This dynamic bundle dives deep into the fascinating world of energy. With a perfect blend of informative text, engaging activities, and creative projects, students will develop a strong understanding of different energy forms.

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• CMELTS Notes: A comprehensive guide to different energy forms (Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, Light, Thermal, Sound).
• Energy Sorting Activity: Categorize various energy sources and examples to reinforce learning.
• Energy Coloring Fun: A creative outlet to explore energy concepts while having fun.
• Science, Art, and Writing Project: Combine multiple disciplines to create a unique energy-themed project.
• Kinetic and Potential Energy PowerPoint: Delve deeper into these two essential energy types with informative slides.

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This properties of solids challenge should be done after students have an understanding of properties of matter. Included in this product are a set of instructions for the challenge, two different planning sheets, a recording sheet for recording the properties of the objects used in the challenge, as well as a tips and suggestions sheet based on my experience.

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Science comes to life in the lab! Engage your students in exploring heat energy, thermal energy, convection, and conduction with this set of interactive science labs. This product contains 5 lessons for thermal energy and heat. Each lesson introduces a concept and outlines a lab to provide the students with experiential learning to support the understanding of the concept. Each lesson contains a concept poster, background knowledge for the teacher, materials list, lab procedures, ½ page lab report pages for Science INBs, and full-size lab report pages. The lab reports include 4 sections: question; hypothesis; experiment-observe-collect data; and conclusion

Lesson 1: Heat is a form of energy called thermal energy.

Lab 1: Using heat to inflate a balloon

Lesson 2: Thermal energy moves by conduction when one solid touches another.

Lab 2: Conducting heat between cups

Lesson 3: Thermal energy moves by convection through liquids and gasses.

Lab 3: Color coded convection cups

Lesson 4: Radiation is the thermal energy given off by heat producing objects.

Lab 4: Sun vs. Shade

Lesson 5: Other forms of energy such as light, chemical and kinetic can be changed into thermal energy.

Lab 5: Energy changing stations

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