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4th grade science projects for Microsoft Excel

Preview of Weather Science Excel Computer Project: How Accurate is Your Local Weatherman?

Weather Science Excel Computer Project: How Accurate is Your Local Weatherman?

Created by
Mary Hall
Welcome to my Excel Project about weather. I always do a theme for the year in my computer classes and last year it was weather. Our Excel project was creating spreadsheets to compare the predictions of 3 local TV station's weathermen to what actually happened according to The Weather Channel or weather.com. I assigned each grade to different TV station and they had to keep tract of the predictions and actual weather for a period of 2 weeks. We included what type of weather was predicted, Sunn
Preview of Ecosystem/Organism Research Project Organizer

Ecosystem/Organism Research Project Organizer

Created by
Brittni Vasila
Your students can use this organizer or "research guide" during a research project based on organisms and ecosystems. Using this resource along with the Ecosystem Checklist and Slide Model in my store will start you off in getting your kiddos conducting ecosystem/organism research. Please note that this document will be printed on a 11x17 paper.
Preview of Current Event Project Rubric

Current Event Project Rubric

Created by
Jamie Menchaca
This is rubric that the teacher can use for your student's when you assign them a current event project to complete.
Preview of Science Project Rubric for Teacher Use

Science Project Rubric for Teacher Use

Teachers use this rubric to grade and evaluate a student's work for their science project.
Preview of Try It Before You Buy It! NGSS Science Standards and Activities for Fourth Grade

Try It Before You Buy It! NGSS Science Standards and Activities for Fourth Grade

That's right! Download a free copy of my spreadsheet that correlates the Next Generation Science Standards’ Performance Expectations with an activity for each Expectation for Fourth Grade. The spreadsheet with the lessons is totally free. I decided that I wasn't making very much through TPT and would rather have teachers access and use my resources for free. Each activity is a link to a lesson correlated to a specific NGSS performance expectation for that grade. If I found a lesson that was for
Preview of Rubric for Levels of Organization- Science Cells-Organisms

Rubric for Levels of Organization- Science Cells-Organisms

Created by
MissTeaLowe
Use this rubric to provide students with expectations for a mobile that demonstrates understanding of cells, tissues, organs, systems, and organisms. Students create a mobile showing how these pieces come together.
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