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English language arts laboratories for Microsoft Word
Middle School/Upper Elementary Scientific Method and STEM Fair Unit
This unit was designed as a way to incorporate STEM into a more traditional Science Fair model with connections to STEM careers. Students are encouraged to choose a topic that they are deeply interested in and they learn how to connect scientific thinking to concepts outside of science class. They are also introduced to future STEM careers and community resources. The unit is directly aligned to Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and the Common Core.
In order to help students achieve t
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4th - 11th
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Accuracy vs. Precision Lab
*** All you need is a penny and a copy of this sheet for each student ***
Students practice identifying scenarios as accurate and/or/nor precise by repeatedly dropping pennies onto a target. Very easy to conduct and many possible extensions can be done with it- vary the height, change the person dropping the penny, etc. Who was most accurate? Who was most precise? Who was both? Who was neither? Create a classroom discussion of student results and attempt to identify how/why some students
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5th - 10th
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Cooking Utensils Vocabulary
Cooking Utensils Vocabulary contains a vocabulary list and definitions along with vocabulary matching and answer worksheets. If teaching Life Skills or Cooking classes, this lesson is a great complement to your lesson plan. If you're looking to delve into the world of cooking and Recipes, please check out my Reading FoLife: Cooking and Recipes lesson plan at: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Reading-For-Life-Cooking-and-Recipes-701915
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5th - 9th
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Ornithology Student Bird Walk Observation Record
This is a 4 page booklet that I created to use with my high school Ornithology class. We take class field trip walks during our block periods. Student use binoculars and we walk to different places to look at what birds are around us.In this booklet , page one has a place for student name, date, where we walked, and weather conditions. On that page is a table of some of the more common birds that we see. On page 2 is a table with various codes. Students use these codes instead of tally mark
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9th - 12th
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Reading a Recipe (It's a trick :)
Tired of your students not reading their recipes for lab? This helps to teach them a lesson in how important it is to read before they start. If they don't read the directions, they will do a little extra work, which never killed anyone before.Spoiler: In the directions, they only have to answer questions two and nine, but they'll probably answer them all! bwahahaha!
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7th - 12th
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Potions Class - STEM with a Wizardy Twist
Includes three short STEM activities (elephant toothpaste, unpoppable bubbles, and slime) presented as wizards potions. It includes the experiment (potion), a short explanation about the science, and links to longer explanations or alternative ways to conduct the experiment. These would be good for short fun STEM experiments or to add some flair to those reading Harry Potter or other book that included wizards. It would also be fun to add some science near Halloween.
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PreK - 8th
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Gummy bear lab/ hypothesis, object volume, graph interpretation lab
This interactive lab for middle school and high school students teaches students how to create a correct hypothesis, prove or disprove the hypothesis using the scientific method, correct use of lab tools like graduated cylinders, triple beam balances, how to calculate density, and how to read and understand data charts. The lab uses the properties of gummy bears to teach these Key concepts. This lab can be used in its entirety over four class periods or can be broken into four separate smaller l
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6th - 9th
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End of Year Activities!
Keep your students learning with fun, engaging activities! Browse this amazing collection of simple, yet real world activities, worksheets, and labs. These are some of my favorite end of year activities. You are sure to find something in this bundle your students will love as the keep learning!Also available: Find other unit plans, unit bundles, and chemistry worksheets to make teaching easier here!For other great resources to make teaching easier follow me for updates! If you like my product
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Myth Buster and Dr. Seuss' Oobleck
In the Dr Seuss book about Bartholomew and the troubles he had with the green goo he calls Oobleck, the author describes characteristics of solid matter AND liquids. This “Myth Buster” style experiment allows the students to determine if the Oobleck could have caused the chaos shown in the pages of the book.
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3rd - 8th
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Duck Decoy Lab - Learn how to use Binoculars
I made this booklet for my high school Ornithology class. We do a field experience to allow students to start learning about how to use the binoculars and start to focus on colors, patterns, and body markings to help in species identification.In this activity, students used the binoculars to look at 4 different duck decoys across a field. Students took notes and did sketches of colors and body markings. Then students went inside, away from the decoys, and used their field guides to identify e
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9th - 12th
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CSI booklet Crimes Students Investigate, a forensic case
This booklet includes many labs, how to do CSI across curriculum, templates, websites to use,vocabulary students need to know and a new case. It is 59 pages with all of the templates. This gives full directions on how to set everything up for a forensic case. This is a complete description on how to set up a CSI, Crimes Students Investigate case for your students. One case is included and there are three more in my store. This project was used with General Education and Special Education stu
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4th - 7th
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Muscle Fatigue Lab
As your students learn about the muscular system in the human body, they can apply their knowledge in real-life with this muscle fatigue lab! A learning experience for all, this activity will not only provide students with the opportunity to apply what they learn about the muscular system, but also allow learners to put their muscles to the test in this lab!
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3rd - 5th
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Observation lab- inquiry
Many students think an observation is what they can see, but that is an incomplete definition. This set of lab stations will have students understanding the true meaning of the term- using all 5 senses. Be sure to have already covered lab safety prior to this activity.
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Also discuss the difference between an inference and an observation. For instance, "that egg sounds like it has pennies in it" is not an observation. They can say it sounds metallic (have a list of adjectives on th
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3rd - 8th
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BUILD A BUG PROJECT
It's time to have fun in your science class. Administrators are on your case about doing more writing. You want to use technology, artistic and story creativity. You need to teach the concepts of insect identification, habitat, reproduction, and metabolism. This project does it all. Students design their own insect. They create a story telling how (as a great scientist) they discovered the new species. The story contains all of the facets of the insects physiology and lifestyle. It is organized,
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5th - 10th, Adult Education
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Lab Report Blank with Rubric
This lab report blank is designed to follow the scientific method and is easy to use for a wide range of students. I have used it with regular education elementary students as well as learning support middle and high school students. Each step of the scientific method is clearly labeled and space is provided to write steps, collect data in tables, and analyze it in graph form. The included rubric makes grading the lab a snap for teachers. The format is easily generalized for a variety of lab
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5th - 8th
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Candy Corn Experiment
This is a small experiment that can be done for Halloween fun! All you need is water, oil, vinegar, jars (or even small dixie cups), and candy corn! The lab sheet is made for 3-6 graders but you can just have lower level students make their Hypotheses and findings in their journals or extra sheet of paper. They can even draw pictures of what they observe instead of writing.
I set up the writing portion with indentations so it is easy for the students to recognize how many paragraphs needed
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K - 6th
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Law and Order: Better Writing Unit- Proofreading Unit
In the Miami-Dade School District, certain writing errors are considered especially heinous. In Ms. Cher’s classroom, the dedicated students who investigate and repair these insidious literary felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Better Writing Unit. These are their stories.This proofreading lesson kit includes project description, a list of common writing style errors ("Ms. Cher's Pet Peeves"), and 4 sample essays containing these errors and errors in formal voice, grammar and ho
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Science Lab Reports; Lucy Calkin Unit 2
I designed this to be used with Lucy Calkin's Lab Reports and Sciene Books: Unit 2 - Information. However, it is generic and can be used at most grade levels for Science Lab Reports
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K - 8th
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Inquiry Lab Report Writing Instructions and Rubric
I’ve used this assignment with students in grades 10-12, in elective sciences. The assignment prompt can be any number of inquiry topics that students are allowed to explore. The student worksheet gives instructions on how to write up a lab report to report findings of an inquiry experiment, where not all students will do the same steps or have the same results. The students will produce a typed paper, although you may modify the instructions to ask for students to create a presentation or po
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9th - 12th
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Simple Microscope Lab
Here is a quick, traditional introduction to microscope lab. I wrote this for a newcomer ELL class that was just starting to move into science content. These are high school students with a wide variety of backgrounds, some with no formal education in their past and some that had attended private schools in their home country.
This lab sheet has simple directions for students to draw what they see as they explored how to use a microscope. When I use this in my room we set out a selection of
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4th - 12th
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Exploring the Layers of the Earth
This 5E lesson plan (engage, explore, explain, elaborate, evaluate) is hands-on and designed to get students actively involved. This lesson builds upon itself from the very beginning. Students first explore models of the earth before beginning an in-depth study of earth's layers. Once students note similarities and differences between the models of the earth and earth, students will explore the properties of each layer including a very fun, hands-on solid/liquid that represents the mantle. From
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6th - 8th
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Earth Science Rocks and Minerals Center
I set these centers up during our Rocks and Minerals unit. They students worked in small groups and went around to work at each of the stations. You could mix these up however you want. The last page is looking at rocks and identifying them, you could print this page as many times as you wanted them to do it.
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2nd - 4th
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Scientific method, inquiry outline and example
This contains a scientific method, or scientific inquiry, outline of the steps. It includes: question, hypothesis, create/perform/record the experiment in a table, analyze and make a conclusion for the experiment using a graph, communicating results, an example of a graph, an example of a table, dependent variables, independent variables. It provides students with the steps, which they can fill in during a lab at school, or a lab students create. This includes an example of the outline for a lab
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2nd - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-ESS3-2
, MS-ESS3-1
, MS-ESS3-5
, MS-ESS3-4
, MS-ESS3-3
EDITABLE Bird Beak Adaptation Lab with Craft and Post-Lab Writing Activity.
This is a fun and easy to set up lab. I did it with my 2nd graders and they loved it! It can also be used with older kiddos. This Word document is editable and includes links to pre-lab activities (can be done whole group or individually). There are 17 questions to foster higher level thinking. The post lab activity is composed of a craft where students will build their own bird, and a writing prompt to facilitate writing across the curriculum.
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1st - 5th
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