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Physical science Common Core 1.MD.C.4 resources
End of the Year Daily Theme: Watermelon Fun!
Engage your students with some outside play and keep it academic, too!
In this download, you'll get ideas for a whole day of fun with your students during that last week of school.
Based on third-grade CCSS measurement and data standards, these activities will help your students practice what they have already learned while having some fun with watermelon and fruit.
Students can also participate in a fun watermelon experiment that is based in third grade NGSS.
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1st - 3rd
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Daily Weather Chart Digital Calendar Tracking and Data Analysis 2023
These digital calendars will give your students an opportunity to track the weather every day and practice using the data! This is a simple drag and drop resource that can be used in many ways including morning meeting, math and science practice, and life skills practice. Students will practice counting and comparing more and less.Updated for 2023!Included in a Google Folder:Calendars for 2023Each calendar has movable pieces for the following weather: sunny, partly sunny, cloudy, rainy, windy,
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K - 2nd
NGSS:
K-ESS2-1
Monthly Weather Graph Charting ***BUNDLE***
This bundle includes weather graphs for September through June! Teach kids to graph using daily weather with these fun weather graphs! Graphics are tapered to monthly themes, they are great for grades K-5.
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K - 5th
Learning Circuits - Short Activity Bundle
Squishy Circuits Activities
Short 15-30 min. activities that are hands-on and FUN!
Activities include an obstacle course circuit where students are the electrons, conductor, and insulator sorting sheets, circuit searches and more. The download also includes many new support worksheets that help build vocabulary, understanding, and fluency in science. This is a great set that builds into our squishy circuits lab.
This pack includes:
•Student activities (15-30 minutes each)
•Supplemental suppor
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PreK - 6th
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Daily Weather Graph
2 bar graphs for recording a month's worth of daily weather.
One includes the numbers along the side and a title prompt, "Weather Graph for..."
Students can fill in your town, the month, your zip code, etc.
The second does not include the numbers or the prompt so that students can practice making a graph.
Weather pics show sunny, cloudy, rainy, stormy, windy, icy and snowy. Even if you live where snow and ice do not usually occur, you can use this to talk about how where you live determine
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K - 3rd
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1st Grade: Magnetism
How can magnets push or pull some objects? Are magnets attracted to all silver colored objects? This resource provides your students with opportunities to explain their thinking by answering questions about magnets. This supplemental resource is a great addition to help your students have a better understanding about how magnets attract (pull) certain objects and how they repel (push away) other objects. This unit is designed to supplement your teaching on magnetism.Incorporate this product as a
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1st
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Graphing without Numbers - STEM
Title: Graphing Without Numbers: LUNAR STATION Theme / Topic: Graphs & Coordinate PlanesEssential Question: What do the marks on a graph represent? How can I use data to make decisions?Recommended Level: K-5Purpose: To introduce the concept of data-driven decision-making through graphs and charts.
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K - 5th
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1st Grade: Light Energy
Your students will identify and write about ways that light energy is important to everyday life with this resource. This resource provides your students with opportunities to explain their thinking by answering questions related to light energy. This resource is designed to supplement your teaching on light energy.Incorporate this product as a review, morning work, or homework. You can even include it in your substitute packet so your students never have to miss the Science content that you're
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1st
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Also included in: 1st Grade: Light, Sound, and Thermal Energy
1st Grade: Properties of Objects
This supplemental resource is great for helping your students learn more about the properties of objects. Your students will classify items according to heavier and lighter, size, shape, and texture. *Please click on the preview to see more of the product.This resource includes the following:A Birthday Surprise Printable (Answer Key provided)This printable allows students to determine which objects are heavy. Which Is Heavier? Printable (Answer Key provided)Students must decide which science to
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1st
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Your Home-Grown Primary Science Lab: Investigations of Physical Sciences
Living & Nonliving Things in Earth's Motion & Matter!How are living things different from nonliving things? Why is motion called a force ? What is matter & how does it change?Inquiry, exploration & discovery of the world is critical to the healthy growth & development of your students. Most of my K-4 students LOVED Science with its experiments, explorations and projects.Engaging and encouraging investigations (instead of trying to explain everything) using experiments is a m
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Grades:
K - 3rd
Also included in: Four Primary Science Labs Bundle
ESE S'mores Experiment Sheet
This was created for my ESE Multi VE students to access how well they understood solar energy.
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K - 5th
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Seasons and Weather Kindergarten Science Printable Activities
The Weather Chart, Seasons, and Water Cycle contain 11 pages of worksheets on the 4 seasons, (fall, winter, spring, and summer) charting the weather, and learning the water cycle. To Chart the weather, students can use a thermometer to measure the temperature. These worksheets can be used for a simple unit on weather, seasons, and the water cycle. They can also be used independently. CHECK OUT my other weather resourcesKindergarten - 2nd Gr. Weather Chart for Kids GOOGLE SLIDESK-2nd Grade Weathe
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K - 1st
Going Bananas With Measuring
Let's go bananas with measuring length and mass using standard and non-standard units. Bananas are easy to purchase and make excellent objects to measure and compare. Reading selections provide background information about bananas. Follow up question pages are differentiated for two levels of learners. Experiments range from easy counting to using calculators to find averages and percent. Compare mass of banana with other objects on balance scales, use non-standard units to determine length
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1st - 5th
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-3
FREEBIE Light it Up Bar Graph
Integrate science with math! your students will love graphing items into transparent, translucent, opaque, and reflective. They can draw each item into each box.
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K - 2nd
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