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Physics Common Core RI.2.1 resources for Easel Activities

Force and Motion Scavenger Hunt

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Have your students learn about force and motion in a fun and engaging way that will get them out of their seats with a scavenger hunt. To use, simply hide the 20 informational cards around your classroom and have students search the room to answer questions on their recording sheet. This scavenger hunt includes information about gravity, push, pull, force, motion, pressure, magnets, Isaac Newton's three laws of motion, friction, drag, work, acceleration, potential energy, kinetic energy, inertia

Subjects:

Physical Science, Physics, Science

Grades:

2nd - 4th

Types:

Activities, Printables, Task Cards

CCSS:

RI.2.1

, RI.2.4

, RI.2.10

, RI.3.1

, RI.3.4

...

NGSS:

3-PS2-3

, 3-PS2-2

, 4-PS3-3

, 4-PS3-1

, 5-PS2-1

Also included in: Science Scavenger Hunts Mega Bundle

The Magic School Bus Plays Ball Read Aloud Book Companion Reading Comprehension

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Teaching Inclusion

The Magic School Bus Plays Ball Book Study Companion Reading Comprehension Literacy Unit with Fun Activities, based on the book (book not included). This 48-page packet provides a variety of levels to reach each individual student. Please see preview pages and descriptions below . Worksheets include lined paper for easy handwriting practice: 48 Pages Total Include:1. TABLE OF CONTENTS2. 10 Comprehension short-answer questions 3. * * continued4. 10 Multiple Choice Questions ,5. * * continued6. *

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Physics, Reading

Grades:

2nd - 4th

Types:

Worksheets, Guided Reading Books, Literature Circles

CCSS:

RL.2.1

, RL.2.3

, RL.2.9

, RL.2.10

, RL.3.1

...

Albert Einstein: Text-Dependent Questions and Close Reading Worksheets

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Max Learner Book Detective

Attention All Primary Teachers of Informational Text, Science, and Content Reading: The solar eclipse of Monday, August 21, 2017 will be seen across a significant swath of North America! Help students understand what a solar eclipse is and the fact that Albert Einstein needed one to prove his general theory of relativity! Nat Geo’s “Albert Einstein” is a gold mine of information, and it’s a great resource for teaching the Common Core State Standards for Informational Text 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7,

Subjects:

Close Reading, Informational Text, Physics

Grades:

1st - 3rd

Types:

Lesson, Centers

CCSS:

RI.1.1

, RI.1.2

, RI.1.3

, RI.1.4

, RI.1.5