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5th grade other (science) syllabi
5th Grade Life Science Reference Sheet
OHIO - 5TH GRADE - LIFE SCIENCE Do you find yourself looking up standards when filling out forms for teacher goals or observations? This reference sheet includes:-Content Standards-Key Vocab-Common Student Misconceptions-Driving QuestionsUse WHEN. . . -Creating Unit Overviews and specific lesson plans-Filling out observation forms-Creating pre/post assessments-New Teachers/Long Term substitutes who need to familiarize themselves with the content
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Grades:
4th - 8th
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NGSS:
5-LS2-1
, 5-PS3-1
Back to School - EDITABLE Google Slides Syllabus Template
Easy to use Google Slides syllabus template. Update your name and classroom content to make it your own. What is Included:Google Slides Syllabus TemplateGoogle Slides Signature Page TemplateTeacher Prep:Review and update your name and classroom policies in the template before printing
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Grades:
5th - 8th
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5th grade Science Syllabus
5th Grade Science Syllabus that includes course description for 5th grade South Carolina Science and instructional goals, grading system and scale, materials needed for class, homework policy, make up work, teacher expectations, classroom expectations, student rules, and restroom procedures. Also has a space for a parent and student signature.
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5th
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Lab Safety Contract
This is a contract for lab safety that students and parents must sign before taking part in any labs. It covers all basic safety rules in a middle school physics & chemistry lab.
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Grades:
5th - 8th
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Distance Learning Contract - Editable
Help maintain expectations and norms in your classroom, while navigating through this unique time!
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Interactive Lab Expectation Contract
I created this page to help my 6th grade students become more engaged when we discuss laboratory procedures. As we go over the expectations in class, I stop periodically to allow students to discuss why this rule is important and imagine what would happen if students chose not to follow it. Students then write and explanation of why they should follow the rule in their own words.After that, students will sign and date the bottom of the page and take it home for a parent or guardian to do the s
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Grades:
5th - 8th
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