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Engineering task cards for Microsoft Word
Science Experiment Conclusion Cards
There are 10 science experiment conclusion cards. On each card is enough information and data for your students to make a conclusion on the experiment and support their claim with evidence from the experiment. I have included a list of ideas on how to use these cards in your science classroom to get your students thinking. These have been a huge help in getting my kids started on reading and analyzing charts, which is an essential skill to passing the ACT Aspire test.
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3rd - 8th
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NGSS Science and Engineering Practices "I can" Statements
This product will help you present the NGSS Science and Engineering Practices to your students in a colorful and visually appealing way. "I can" statements are written in child friendly language and connect directly to the practices found in NGSS. Purchase this product with Science and Engineering Practices only or purchase this along with Cross-Cutting Concept "I can" statements through a bundle available at my teachers pay teachers store.
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K - 5th
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I Can Stack Blocks Social Story
A social story to help students learn how to appropriately play with blocks. This story has students stack five blocks.
Useful for students in preschool, early intervention, or kindergarten students. Can also be helpful for students with special needs who are struggling to use materials appropriately.
*Print 1 sided; the pages are not in the correct order - sorry!
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PreK - 1st
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Green Energy Task Card & Rubric: Can you Survive the Apocalypse?
In my class I use this as the final project in Green Energy, students are asked to take what they have learned, and to do additional research to create a renewable off the grid energy plan that could sustain them for years to come through a fun dystopian lens. Currently used for high school green energy, but can be modified for middle school students. Supports Next Generation Science Standards HS-ESS3-4 and HS-ETS1-3.
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7th - 12th
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Carousel Questioning Stations
This is a document that provides a question or activity for students to complete at 6 different stations. Each of the six different stations either review an Inquiry skill or a Engineering and Technology skill.
This is a great tool to use for a lesson plan that is reviewing technology/engineering and inquiry. I had my kids get in groups of 3-4 and then rotate around to each station. I had them stay at each station and work out the problem or task with their group for about 7 mins. You can make y
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6th - 8th
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Egg Drop Contraption
Using the Engineering Design Process students will use this worksheet to guide them through the steps when creating their own egg dropping device. We used a window in our building that is 20ft from the ground and raw eggs. The eggs we inserted into their protoype and dropped it from the window. To see if their prototype was successful we would see if the egg cracked. This is a great post-TCAP activity that is still working on scientific skills.
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6th - 8th
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Carousel Questioning- INQ and TE
Using these station cards you would break your class up into 6 stations. At each station the team will need to complete the task, after the allotted time you will tell the kids to carousel, or rotate to the next station. In these stations they will review Inquiry and Technology concepts.
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6th - 8th
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Engineering and Technology Vocabulary Words
HMH Science Dimensions Vocabulary Words
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K - 5th
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