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Kindergarten physical science resources for Microsoft Publisher and for homeschool
Claims, Evidence, Reasoning Anchor Charts
This includes anchor charts to help students become familiar with the CER framework as a tool for writing scientific explanations.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Quiet Please! A Noise Pollution Activity
Students conduct an activity to determine the most effective way to control noise using shoe boxes and sound-absorbing materials. In groups, students will use one of 8 materials assigned by the teacher to sound-proof the inside of a shoebox. They will place a timer inside the box and test how far away the ringing can be heard, record the results, and then graph the data gathered.
National Science Education Standards: A, B, E, F & G
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4th - 7th
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3 mini books: Heat, Transfer of Heat, and States of Matter
Set of 3 foldable mini books meant for note taking (instructions for folding: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21qi9ZcQVto)
The first mini book is about "Heat" with the following pages:
1)Temperature (define temperature and kinetic energy and respond to and activity where students take the temperature of a (sealed) cup of sand before and after shaking vigorously for 2 minutes.
2)Thermal energy and heat (define both)
3)Conductors and Insulators (define both)
4)Measuring temperature tools and scal
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Grades:
4th - 7th
AWESOME SCIENCE LAB TOOL! MSDS Student Summary Sheet
MSDS Student Summary SheetThis MSDS Summary Sheet is a great way to review the importance of safety and awareness in a lab (and elsewhere). The MSDS Summary Sheet allows students to highlight & filter important information - that is essential for lab preparedness - while working with potentially dangerous substances in a laboratory. Students use this to summarize actual MSDS sheets in order to prepare for upcoming labs. In higher level science courses, I assign this task as part of the stu
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Push and Pull Center Activity
This activity was developed as part of a science lesson about pushes and pulls. Students can rotate through 8 centers to determine whether the picture represents a push or pull. A recording sheet is provided along with 8 different pictures.
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K - 1st
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Daily Starter The PERIODIC TABLE- PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Distribute daily starter to students on Monday. Students will complete the assignment during the first 10 min of class on a daily basis, Monday –Thursday. This is optional but in my classroom each daily assignment is worth 25 points to be added for a final grade on Friday. This is an amazing classroom management tool and allows you time to post attendance and check/pick up homework. Students have an assignment as soon as they walk in to the classroom.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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States of Matter Activities
This product has 3 different activities for the topic: States of Matter.
There is a Molecule activity where the students draw and label what the molecules would look like.
There is a picture match where the students can match an item to the appropriate state of matter.
There is also a Verb & Adjective match where students match a verb and adjective to each state of matter.
Hope you enjoy!
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K - 2nd
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What are magnets?
Use this magnet poster to explain to your students all about magnets.
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K - 2nd
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What I know, What I learned - weather, hurricanes, or tornadoes
This is intended to be used at the beginning and end of a lesson, the kids start by writing what they know about weather. After the lesson, they follow up by adding what they learned. It could be about "weather" or thunderstorms, hurricanes, tornadoes, etc.
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K
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Gingerbread Man Science Investigation
Easy and fun science investigation for PreK/1/2 students. How long would gingerbread have to swim across the river before sinking?
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PreK - 1st
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Science Expirement
This is an easy science experiment to do with early science learners. The packet was developed to use as a tool for students to make observations and predictions as to what will happen when grapes are put into the sun.
For this project you will need grapes and a sunny place to put the grapes. It should take about a week for your grapes to transform into raisins. With this activity you can also discuss with your students physical change. I recommend using this for K-1 students.
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PreK - 1st
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