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Preview of Sink or Float Experiment with cut and paste application

Sink or Float Experiment with cut and paste application

Created by
Scienceisfun
Students do an experiment to determine if common objects sink or float, then apply their knowledge by cutting out pictures of the objects and placing them on a picture of a tank of water. More Cut and Paste Science! A great way to review, re-teach and assess! Transparent, Translucent, Opaque Light Experiment, Definitions w/ Cut & Paste Landforms Cut and Paste Definitions, flash cards- 20 words, 4 lesson options Food Chain, Food Web, Energy Pyramid Cut and Paste Potential and Kinetic Energy
Preview of STEM / STEAM Posters

STEM / STEAM Posters

Created by
Kelli Staggs
These posters are the perfect addition to any STEM or STEAM classroom! Featuring Melonheadz clipart, each letter includes an appropriately themed kid and will serve as a great visual reminder of each STEM/STEAM strand for your littles.
Preview of Elephant Toothpaste Science Experiment K-5

Elephant Toothpaste Science Experiment K-5

K-5 Students create a chemical reaction in small groups or individually. Great experiment for teacher demonstration. A precise mixture of Hydrogen Peroxide, dish soap, yeast, and food coloring creates a fountain of thick foam that pours our of a bottle or tube.
Preview of Planets, Rockets, Space Coloring Page. Astronomy Coloring Sheet for Paper Crafts

Planets, Rockets, Space Coloring Page. Astronomy Coloring Sheet for Paper Crafts

Kids can blast off into creativity as they customize their own space paper. This solar system coloring sheet becomes scrapbook paper that's perfect for personalizing report covers, origami folding, dioramas, paper craft projects, and more._______________________________________________________Howdy! I'm Katie Clemons. I keep journals with kids, and you can too! Nurture creative thinking, improve penmanship, get silly, and build keepsakes. Together!Follow me here on TPT for weekly new content.Exp
Preview of Making Butter Science Experiment Worksheet

Making Butter Science Experiment Worksheet

With this fun experiment, students get hands-on with the emulsion process by making butter in a jar! Perfect for: Thanksgiving, Colonial studies, early American studies, cause and effect, sequencing, and life skills. At the end of each experiment, there is a section to either discuss or write the results. This pack includes modified experiments for special education, younger learners, and students who are unable write words or sentences. A page is also included for older or a more advanced
Preview of Marshmallow Flight Lab

Marshmallow Flight Lab

Created by
STEM Mom
Do your students love a good competition? You might want to try this lesson titled “Marshmallow Flight.” I have used this lab with junior and high school students, but have also done a simpler version of this lab with my kindergartner. The file contains two versions of the same lab. The first is a commonly used version in which students follow directions, collect data, and answer post-lab questions. The second version of this lab is a higher-level inquiry lab, where students move through the
Preview of Peeps Science Experiment

Peeps Science Experiment

Do you want an awesome science experiment to do with your students?This packet includes:PicturesDirectionsStudent booklet with observation recording pagesYou take any color peeps and different types of liquids to see how the sugary peeps react with different types of liquids. You leave the peeps for a few days and write your observations daily. Enjoy!---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I appreciate your feedback! Thank you in advan
Preview of Paper helicopter STEM challenge template

Paper helicopter STEM challenge template

Created by
Bee a maker
Challenge your students to design and build a paper helicopter that will stay in the air the longest.The product includes the template of paper helicopter.
Preview of Pumpkin Investigation

Pumpkin Investigation

**FREEBIE**Let your students explore different math and science concepts with a fall staple, pumpkins! Use this activity to introduce beginning measurement, and properties of objects. Children will have a blast doing this experiment in class!
Preview of Gingerbread Man Science Experiment

Gingerbread Man Science Experiment

Would the Gingerbread Man have actually crumbled? This simple science experiment is fascinating and so much fun for early elementary students! This product includes a student recording sheet with a place to draw and label their prediction and a place to draw and label their observations.
Preview of Pumpkin Jack Experiment | Pumpkin Lifecycle Observation Journal

Pumpkin Jack Experiment | Pumpkin Lifecycle Observation Journal

Are you looking for an easy science experiment that your kids can follow all year long?  The pumpkin in a jar experiment is just what you need!  And this Pumpkin Life Cycle Observation Journal completes the experiment!    The journal includes spots to note the life cycle step their jar pumpkin is in, a spot for drawn observation, and a spot to make written observations. Print as many weekly pumpkin life cycle observation pages as you need & students can follow their pumpkin for as long as yo
Preview of {*Freebie!*} Different Materials of Objects Sort - Kindergarten

{*Freebie!*} Different Materials of Objects Sort - Kindergarten

Created by
Abby Sandlin
Have your kinders sort objects by their materials using this quick and easy sort. Students may draw their own objects in the boxes or they can practice fine motor skills as they cut and paste the pictures into the corresponding boxes. SKP1. Students will describe objects in terms of the materials they are made of and their physical properties. a. Ask questions to compare and sort objects made of different materials. (Common materials include clay, cloth, plastic, wood, paper, and metal.) b. Us
Preview of Worm Lab Recording Booklet

Worm Lab Recording Booklet

Wiggle your way into science fun! Using this low prep Worm Lab booklet, your little scientists can draw their observations of a worm, measure and record the length of a worm, and draw their new learning about worms. Included: Printing Tips Worm Lab Observation Recording Booklet (1 folded sheet) - Cover - "My worm looks like this" (observational drawing page) - "My worm is this long" (measure & represent page) - "Here is what I learned about worms" page (bac
Preview of Lava Lamp Science Experiment Lab

Lava Lamp Science Experiment Lab

A fun K-3 hands-on experiment complete with a teacher's manual, student lab, and emergent learner lab. This is my all time favorite science experiment!
Preview of What Can the Wind Blow?

What Can the Wind Blow?

Created by
Kinderhoppin
This science center will have your littles experimenting with the power of wind...or in this case, their breath!! This is a simple recording sheet that can accompany a hands-on science center helping children to understand the power of wind.
Preview of F is for Fingerprint Fun! - Science Lesson for Primary Grades

F is for Fingerprint Fun! - Science Lesson for Primary Grades

Students use markers or stamp pads to print their fingerprints on the recording sheet and then use magnifying glasses to examine their fingerprints. Students determine which of the 3 types of fingerprints is most like their own and circle it. Finally, students can draw pictures using their fingerprints!
Preview of Baby Chicks Embryology Sign

Baby Chicks Embryology Sign

Created by
Amber Kotzin
You can post this cute sign while your chicks are growing in the incubator. My students LOVE this unit each year! I printed mine on yellow ASTRO paper. If your class is studying the life cycle of chickens, be sure to check out my embryology packet by clicking here: All About Embryology: A Chicken's Life Cycle To see how I use my products in my classroom, visit my blog! Thanks for looking!
Preview of {Freebie} Fall Pumpkin Science Experiments

{Freebie} Fall Pumpkin Science Experiments

Created by
Kidz Count
These fun hands-on pumpkin science experiments are easy to conduct and will bring the exciting world of science to life for even the youngest learners. Explore and Enjoy! Includes: "Exploring Pumpkins" science experiment with resource and recording page "Oozing Pumpkins" science experiment with resource and recording page Title pages for each experiment You will "Fall" in love with these pumpkin sc
Preview of Science Experiment With Coins

Science Experiment With Coins

Created by
Sara Dean
This is a simple experiment that uses coins, water and a dropper. Students will estimate how many drops of water can fit on each coin. They then try it and record what happens. There is a color and black & white version for each coin. You can also use this in stations/centers. Fonts from: www.helloliteracy.blogspot.com Clipart from: www.mycutegraphics.com
Preview of WINTER SCIENCE EXPERIMENT FOR PRESCHOOL AND TODDLERS | FIZZING SNOWMAN

WINTER SCIENCE EXPERIMENT FOR PRESCHOOL AND TODDLERS | FIZZING SNOWMAN

Created by
SensoryandSTEAM
HAPPY WINTER! Add this fun Toddler or Preschool Science experiment into your Winter lesson plans and it will sure to be a hit with your toddler, preschool, or early elementary student! With this activity, your student will learn about chemical reactions by doing a "cool" experiment!This resource includes an instruction sheet, an idea sheet, and sorting tray labelsIf you like this, be sure to check out more of the Winter Line for Toddlers and Preschoolers by clicking on the title below! 1. Winter
Preview of Science/English: Tornado in a bottle

Science/English: Tornado in a bottle

Created by
Kimberly Brdar
Two short readings about tornadoes as well as a simple reading comprehension quiz. Tornado in a bottle science experiment with simple directions. Appropriate for a lower elementary class or a special education setting.
Preview of Greenhouse Project

Greenhouse Project

This product can be printed out and used to display their growing plant on the window. You can cut out the middle square and tape their plant in the window. Watch your plant change step by step as it grows.
Preview of Life Cycles of Reptiles

Life Cycles of Reptiles

Created by
Silvia Osti
Montessori Visual Cards. Life Cycles of Reptiles.
Preview of Cooperative Learning Job Cards

Cooperative Learning Job Cards

Created by
Brittiny Zotzky
These are great for organizing group work and cuts out the questions on who can do what. You can print these out on full pages and display them or do what I do and print multiple per page so I can just hand them out to students during group work. That way, each student gets a chance to play each role and the responsibilities are right there on the card. If there is any way I can modify them to suit you better just let me know. Thanks and enjoy!
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