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Physical science scripts for Microsoft Word
SCRIPT funny science play about light cavemen and chicken nuggets
An entertaining script about light. Students learn about the parts of the eye, lenses, reflection, the light spectrum and an experiment to bend light. Script is suitable for grades 3-5 and can fit around 20 students.
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3rd - 6th
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Writing Super Magnet Man & His Electric Girl - Reader's Theater
This reader's theater was written for 4 students. It reviews how magnets are attracted to each other and electricity's open and closed circuits. The story centers around a girl, who is trying to make science a love story.Naturally, the boys are disgusted by the idea! It is a great way to tie science into language arts. I use reader's theaters to encourage my students to practice fluency. It is a fun way to do something that they need. Most of my scripts are in black and white so they photo copy
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4th - 8th, Adult Education
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Science TEKS 5.5A Physical Properties Readers Theater 2018
Create a frame for your physical property word wall on a wall, door, cupboard or bulletin board. Use blue painters tape if you are using a wall. The Physical Property student organizer provides a template for your interactive word wall.- Divide the class in to 4 groups.- Read the Physical Properties readers theater through one time.- Distribute the word wall labels/headers to students.- Read the Physical Properties readers theater again as a class. As the students read the various BOLD words, th
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5th
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The Energy Family - A Readers Theater about types of energy
This is a very funny readers theater script about the different types of energy. Students will learn alongside the "Energy Family."Roles:Mr. Energy Sally “Sound” EnergyMrs. Energy Larry “Light” EnergyHeather “Heat” EnergyEddie “Electrical” EnergyCal “Chemical” Energy Mara “Mechanical” Energy
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5th - 8th
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NGSS:
5-LS2-1
, MS-PS3-1
Question Exploration: Conservation of Momentum in Collisions
Momentum is building? Is it conserved in a collision or explosion?This Question Exploration explains How do we contrast conservation of momentum between elastic and inelastic collisions? This is an AP Physics 1 topic.Question Exploration Routines are instructional methods that teachers can use to help a diverse student population understand a body of content information by carefully answering a critical question to arrive at a main idea answer. Students taught using the content enhancement routi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
NGSS:
HS-PS2-2
, MS-PS2-2
, HS-PS2-1
Also included in: StayGiant Physics Bundle: Impulse and Momentum
Robotics Skit
Use this skit to make a presentation to the school about the robotics unit you are teaching. Though the skit refers to the LEGO Mindstorms NXT base set, it is generic enough to relate to any robotics program. Download the Word document and manipulate it as much as you like. Add students' names to the script, and even add or take away lines (includes two and one-third pages).
Concepts Addressed:
- Why robotics?
- What is a robot?
- Programs and Programming
- Robot Limitations
- What does downl
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5th - 8th
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STEM Structures Unit Lesson Three Loads, Forces and Materials Part Two
This lesson follows the lesson where students had the opportunity to learn about loads, forces and materials in a structure. Now they are applying that knowledge and acting as Engineering Inspectors for their own School Building. A template is included for the STEM interactive notebook.
Grades:
6th - 9th
Discovery of the Atom Skit
This is a Script for a skit that your students can play out in the classroom. The skit goes through each scientist who participated in discovering the parts of the atom. The scientists include: Philosophers, Democritus, Aristotle, Dalton, Thomason, Rutherford, Chadwick, Bohr and a modern scientist. This is great for kids to get up and participate in the classroom.
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6th - 11th
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NGSS:
HS-PS1-8
, HS-PS1-7
, MS-PS1-5
Science (Physics) The Ice Giants of Uranus and Neptune
Full lesson lecture notes on Uranus and Neptune. Includes teacher notes to help keep students on task as well as fun pictures and some conclusion questions. Here is how to use this in class: 1: Download the entire document: “The notes” 2: Keep a copy of “the notes” for yourself. 3: Delete the areas that have the bold text and save a copy. The bold text in (parenthesis) are notes for you and you can delete those too. 4: Give the sheet with the deleted parts to your students. Have a copy with
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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Water is the Winner
Quick one page readers theater explaining how water is the major agent of change on earth's surface.
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5th
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