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Not grade specific general science guided reading books
Who Is Jane Goodall? Comprehension Questions & Activities
Who Is Jane Goodall? Comprehension Questions & ActivitiesFollows along with book - Who Is Jane Goodall?Comprehension Questions & Vocabulary for each chapter.Activities throughout the packet.
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Christian Earth Day Printable Pack
Christian Earth Day Printable PackIn the Christian Earth Day Printable Pack, you will find 18 printables. The collection includes 9 doodle or coloring sheets, 1 word scrambler, 1 word search, 2 graphic organizers that encourage brainstorming, 4 Draw & Write sheets with writing prompts, 1 scripture study sheet, and a 10-page Earth Day emergent reader. The scripture study sheet focuses on the scripture, Genesis 1:26. It encourages kids to define what words mean and asks them questions th
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Butterfly Life Cycle Mini Book (Informational Text)
This is a cute little book designed to use in small groups. It can be used during guided reading, science centers, or as just as a fun spring activity. It contains simple words to read, but includes specific vocabulary terms as well. There is a Words to Know section in the back of the reader with definitions of important terms.
Pair this mini book with my related Butterfly Life Cycle Diagram and Worksheets. These worksheets and diagram are based on this mini book. I hope your students enjo
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Area 51 CIA Files, Film & other Historical Documents
Area 51 CIA Files, Film & Other Historical Documents2,154 pages of CIA, Air Force, DIA, Atomic Energy Commission files and twenty minutes of CIA film, related to the Nevada Test and Training Range at Groom Lake often referred to by using the disambiguation "Area 51." The base there conducts research and operations that are Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/SCI).An approximately 575-square mile basin area of southern Nevada, 83 miles north-northwest of Las Vegas, has been ca
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Let's Explore Rocks Ebook
This is a 30 page ebook on Exploring Rocks. It is geared towards younger students, but would be a great starter for a unit in middle school. The book explores igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rock. It also briefly covers the importance of rocks in the environment. It does go over the rock cycle.
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The Littlest Scientist Book of Lab Equipment
This is a little book about the various equipment found in a science lab. It is geared towards younger ages, but does talk about bunsen burners, centrifuges,etc. So this would be a good introduction for all ages.
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All About Minerals Guided Reading
Students will read about the properties of minerals as well as mineral tests like streak, hardness, luster, and breakage patterns. Examples of uses in industry and the gemstone industry are included as well. Includes multiple choice reading comprehension questions.Please note: This article is A I generated and teacher tested and approved.
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Alexander Graham Bell Notebooks
Alexander Graham Bell NotebooksPDF File1,875 pages of Alexander Graham Bell notebooks, scientific journals, and drawings.On March 3, 1847, Alexander Bell was born to Alexander Melville and Eliza Symonds Bell in Edinburgh, Scotland. In April 1864, Alexander Melville Bell developed Visible Speech, a kind of universal alphabet that reduces all sounds made by the human voice into a series of symbols. In May of 1868 Alexander Graham Bell began teaching speech to the deaf at Susanna Hull's school for
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Earth's Moon Notes
This resource describes Earth's moon. In my classroom, we read through the notes together and discuss as we go along. Comprehension and extension questions are included throughout and at the end of the reading. Reading covers the surface of the moon, characteristics & orbit, and collision-ring theory.
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Also included in: Astronomy Bundle!
THE DOUBLE HELIX Book Questions
These are Book Reading Questions designed to accompany James Watson and Francis Crick's THE DOUBLE HELIX book. This is an excellent book for any teacher who likes to assign outside reading for their Science classes. I personally assign a new book to all of my general Biology students and all of my Anatomy and Physiology students every semester as part of their grade.
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Magic Tree House Fact Tracker - Polar Bears and the Arctic... A Literature Study
This 9-page literature study (usually one page per chapter) is jammed-packed with lots of great graphic organizers and questions to help integrate science and reading. The book Polar Bears and the Arctic is the nonfiction companion to Magic Tree House Polar Bears Past Bedtime, but it can be read alone and is a great resource if you are studying polar bears or other arctic animals. In fact, the questions in this literature study are generic enough that they could be answered through general rese
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THE CREATIVE BRAIN Book Questions
These are Book Reading Questions designed to accompany the book THE CREATIVE BRAIN. This is an excellent book for any teacher who likes to assign outside reading for their Science classes. I personally assign a new book to all of my general Biology students and all of my Anatomy and Physiology students every semester as part of their grade.
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The Lunar Cycle
This resource describes the lunar cycle. In my classroom, we read through the notes together and discuss as we go along. Comprehension and extension questions are included throughout and at the end of the reading. Reading covers each phase of the lunar cycle followed by a blank review page for practice. In my class, to supplement the notes, I created a velcro lunar cycle board which the students could practice placing the phases in order with partners or as a class.
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Also included in: Astronomy Bundle!
Could We Bring Back Dinosaurs? Audiobook
Could We Bring Back Dinosaurs? Recent advances in science have made the idea of cloning dinosaurs more likely sometime in the future. The oldest DNA found intact was from around one million years ago. For dinosaurs, we would need to go back 66 million years. The question is, would a sample survive? In this episode, you will learn about DNA - the building blocks of life. What animals could we bring back today? How the movie Jurassic Park got the science wrong. And how scientists could clone dinos
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Also included in: Could We Bring Back Dinosaurs? | Distance Learning | Audio & Worksheets
Our Earth Notes
This resource describes our Earth and its characteristics. In my classroom, we read through the notes together and discuss as we go along. Comprehension and extension questions are included throughout and at the end of the reading. Reading covers the Earth's characteristics, movement on its axis, & orbit.
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Also included in: Astronomy Bundle!
Weather and Climate
This resource describes the difference between weather and climate. In my classroom, we read through the notes together and discuss as we go along. Comprehension and extension questions are included throughout and at the end of the reading.
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Herbivore Dinosaurs Audiobook
The Herbivores. 100 million years ago during the Jurassic and the Cretaceous Periods, some of the largest animals lumbered around the Earth. They had small brains with complex digestive systems and only ate plants. Other plant-eaters like the hadrosaurs and stegosaurus had armor and sharp horns to protect themselves from hungry carnivores. In this episode, you will learn about the varying sizes of plant-eaters. Their anatomy and digestive systems. Why the hadrosaurs used their horns as snorkels
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The Velociraptor for Kids Audiobook
The Velociraptor. Velociraptors walked the Earth during the late Cretaceous period, about 90 to 65 million years ago and are closely related to modern birds. Extremely clever and deadly predators, these turkey-sized dinosaurs evolved to become perfect trackers and some could even glide using strong feathered wings.When Dinosaurs Roamed the Earth Audiobook series and Classroom Activity by Cambridge For Kids. Aimed at children who are looking to further their knowledge in all things history. Episo
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Also included in: The Velociraptor | Distance Learning | Audio & Comprehension Worksheets
The T-Rex For Kids Audiobook
The name Tyrannosaurus Rex means ‘king of the tyrant lizards’ in Greek. It stood 4m tall and 12m long and weighed as much as 9 tons. It had very powerful legs and a muscular tail, which was necessary to balance its large, heavy head and permitted it to move quickly. Studies suggest the giant could run 10 to 25 mph. The T-rex's bite could utilize up to 13,000 pounds of pressure, which is equal to the force of a medium-sized elephant falling on top of you.When Dinosaurs Roamed the Earth:Episode 1
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Also included in: Tyrannosaurus Rex | Distance Learning | Audio & Comprehension Worksheets
Modern Day Study of Dinosaurs For Kids Audiobook
Modern Day Study of Dinosaurs. In these modern times, we are just beginning to decode the information hidden within the fossil record. But keeping in mind that these remains have changed from their original living state to fossils over millions of years. Nevertheless, scientists are making huge progress in the way this research is captured. These new techniques have also helped develop new medicine for the sick.When Dinosaurs Roamed the Earth Audiobook series and Classroom Activity by Cambridge
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Discovery of Dinosaurs For Kids Audiobook
The Discovery of Dinosaurs Existence. Ancient peoples most likely uncovered fossils of dinosaur bones from time to time, but they had no idea what they had found. Ancient Chinese writings from over 2000 years ago found “dragon” bones. In 1676, Reverend Robert Plot discovered a large thigh bone in England. He believed it belonged to an ancient species of human “giants”. Today we call them, dinosaurs!When Dinosaurs Roamed the Earth Audiobook series and Classroom Activity by Cambridge For Kids. Aim
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The Extinction of Dinosaurs For Kids Audiobook
The Extinction of Dinosaurs For Kids. Around 65 million years ago the dinosaurs and many other species, became extinct. The mystery gave rise to countless theories on why. But in 1981 an outlandish proposal was put forward, that a huge meteor smashed into Earth obliterating life. What started off as a crazy idea has now grown into the best explanation of how and why the dinosaurs became extinct. In this episode, you will learn about the KT Extinction Event. The other explanations put forward by
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Also included in: The Extinction of Dinosaurs | Distance Learning | Audio & Worksheets
Under The Sea
This lesson shares facts with your students about coral and the ocean. It also provides game breaks where students can guess the names of different fish.
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Space Adapted Books
Leveled Adapted books about the planets in our solar system.
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