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Elementary astronomy classroom forms for Microsoft Word
Lab Report Guidelines
This form is great for use as an introduction to writing lab reports and also as a reminder of what older students should be looking to do in every lab report. In middle school science, I use this form throughout the entire year, focusing on one aspect of the lab report at a time. By the time the end of the year arrives, students are able to write a complete lab report using each step in the scientific method and supporting their conclusions with their data.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Editable Space themed newsletter
Editable newsletter template. Space themed.
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PreK - 2nd
Field Trip Letter for JPL
Going on a field trip to JPL or another location? Look no further! This aesthetically pleasing letter includes all the necessary details and even comes with a parent response tear off sheet. Modify this letter to meet your needs.
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2nd - 8th
Astronaut Application Worksheet
Want a fun activity to use for your students when teaching astronomy? This is the perfect worksheet activity for you! Have your students apply to be an astronaut in your classroom!
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K - 4th
did you do your homework today?
Students are checking each other homeworks. It takes only 1 minute. I don't have to go around and stamp. I collect homework only once a week. This is how it is being done: In the beginning of class they check if the homework of other person is completed in a group of three or four clockwise direction first, in a week or so, counterclockwise. The rules are very specific about what do I mean by homework to be completed. It is written on the worksheet. They give each other -1 or OK and sign their n
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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