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Kindergarten physical science graphic organizers for Microsoft PowerPoint

"First Contact" Science Desktop Organizer

Created by

9 Unique and minimalistic space themed desktop organizers. Simply customize your sections by adding your text then save as an image to your desktop! Not only does having an organized desktop set a great example for your students but it increases your productivity and efficiency. A clutter-free desktop can help you find files easily, reduce distractions, and improve your workflow. Here are some tips to consider when organizing files on your computer desktop:1. Create Folders: Use folders to group

Subjects:

Back to School, Physical Science, Science

Grades:

PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

Types:

Bulletin Board Ideas, Graphic Organizers, Posters

Also included in: First Contact Science Class Decor GROWING Bundle

Movement Scavenger Hunt

Created by

Early Elementary Exploration

Use this graphic organizer to help students navigate the classroom, looking for items that roll, spin, bounce, and slide. Perfect for helping kids make real world connections. The template allows for individualization because students can either draw or write their found objects in the spaces provided.

Subjects:

Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science

Grades:

PreK - 1st

Types:

Activities, Assessment, Graphic Organizers

CCSS:

K.MD.A.1

Solids, Liquids, & Gases! Oh my!

Created by

Lillie Budnick

Learning about States of Matter? Here is a great resources for students to be able to sort the different states of matter into their corresponding categories! Have students cut out the individual squares and place in the correct column representing that state of matter.

Subjects:

Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science

Grades:

K - 3rd

Types:

Activities, Assessment, Graphic Organizers

NGSS:

2-PS1-1

, 2-PS1-2

Virtual Boiling and Freezing Points Game

Created by

John Garvish

This game allows students to investigate the boiling points and freezing points of different fictional liquids. By clicking the "hotter" and "colder" arrows, students can adjust the temperature of different liquids until it boils or freezes. Then, they can record their findings on an interactive graphic organizer.This game is perfect for distance learning students with access to a screen-sharing platform. It can also be used in a classroom with an interactive whiteboard.

Subjects:

Physical Science, Science

Grades:

K - 2nd

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Games, Graphic Organizers