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Free 1st grade science homework
FREE Seasons Cut & Paste Activity (Science Centers)
Students identify objects, holidays, weather and activities by season; cut and paste graphics into appropriate seasons box.
SAMPLE FILE INCLUDES:
1) Sorting Worksheet: (Cut & Paste) Includes rainbow, ice cream, robin, leaves, hat, scarf, pumpkin, skating, beach, cornucopia, snowman, sailing, flowers
2) Graphic Organizer: (5 Senses) Students pick a season and *DRAW* what they like to feel, hear, smell, taste, and see during that season.
3) B&W version
4) "My Favorite Season" picture
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PreK - 1st
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FREEBIE: Water Cycle Worksheets (Grade 1/2)
This resource includes 4 worksheets related to the water cycle for students in Grade 1 and Grade 2. It includes the teaching of the four main components of the water cycle: evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and accumulation.Get the full resource HERE:Air and Water in the Environment WorkbookPlease read our Terms of Use prior to using this resource.©Copyright Teacher Resource Cabin
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1st - 2nd
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Also included in: Grade 2 Ontario SCIENCE Workbooks and Slides
Animal characteristics
This is a great activity for the students to understand that not all animals are alike. In this activity the students will be able identify each animal and which category they belong in. Students are to cut and paste the animals in their correct category. I hope your students enjoy this activity as much as mine did.
Thank you!
Yamila Rezola
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PreK - 2nd
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Animal Habitats Project Assignment Freebie!
Includes free assignment page for students to create a shoebox diorama and habitat, and a simple research page. Students have to find out how big their animal gets, what it eats, other plants and animals in their habitat, and 3 interesting facts about their animal. A great first science project! My first and second graders had a great time doing these.
For visuals, habitat info, and class activities click here: Animal Habitat Bundle
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Learn the Planets worksheets for Special Education
These worksheets are great review for your introduction to the Planets in the Solar System! They focus on learning the names of the planets, what they look like, and their order from the sun. Activities include cut and paste, tracing, matching, and a roll the dice game!
These worksheets are made to be a companion to my "Number the Stars" Adapted book. Check it out here!
This adapted book is the perfect addition to your classrooms Solar System Unit. Made for children learning ordinal numbers (fi
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PreK - 2nd
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Cut, Paste and Sort 5 Senses
This worksheet requires the students to cut, paste and sort the pictures based on what 5 sense you would use to explore it. We used this as independent practice in my special education classroom.
**Corrected and re-uploaded thanks to helpful user feedback on 11/5**
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K - 2nd
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Properties of Matter - FREEBIE
Send your students on a scavenger hunt around your classroom or their home. In the process, they will identify items based on the properties, including texture, flexibility, mass, temperature, and shape.
Students may respond by either writing or drawing their item in the correct category. Another possibility is cutting and gluing pictures of their matter in each rectangle.
I sent this activity home for homework. It could be used in a Science center.
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1st - 2nd
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Characteristics of The Sun Worksheet
This is a simple and great resource that can be used during classroom instruction in many different ways! Use it as a(n) review, homework assignment, "pretest," center activity, assessment, or however you'd like!
Let me know what you think of this resource and leave a comment below!
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PreK - 3rd
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Fruits & Vegetables {FREE} - Ms Marwa Tarek
What do you get?Two FREE worksheets about fruits & vegetables.How do I get the whole pack?Click Here to get the whole package of 35 worksheets. ❤ ❤ ❤ Remember to leave feedback to earn TpT credits for future purchases!Check my store: Ms. Marwa Tarek for more resources.❤ ❤ ❤
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PreK - 1st
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Conductors and Insulators
Conductors and Insulators: This sheet can be used as a homework or classroom worksheet. The comprises of pictures to allow students to determine if each item is a conductor or an insulator. The responses are to be written in the lines provided.
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1st - 9th
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Conservation Initiative: Students Learn to Help the Environment
Learning conservation is incredibly important for students to learn, even at a young age! The better we take care of our world, the longer we can explore creation and enjoy the beauty in it.This worksheet gives students a chance to make a difference in their world by choosing an act of conservation to do each day for one week. They will choose something that they don't normally do and then write about their experiences each day.This activity can be done with any student from 1st-12th grade and i
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1st - 12th
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NGSS:
1-LS1-1
, K-2-ETS1-1
, HS-LS2-7
, 5-ESS3-1
, MS-ESS3-3
Also included in: Earth Science Large Bundle of 33 Activities, Labs and Worksheets
Technology Change Over Time, Old vs. New, Past vs. Present, Social Studies
This Technology Changes activity shows students how certain tools or devices have evolved over time. A great activity for comparing old vs. new and past vs. present. Allow this activity to spark conversation about how inventions progress and change and how it helps us in our daily lives.
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K - 5th
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Frog Life Cycle booklets
This 10 page file contains 2 versions of the same booklet. One full-page, full-color (pages 2-7), and one half-sheet black and white version (pages 8-10).
The full color version is designed to share with large groups of students and the black and white version is for students to make a take-home booklet.
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PreK - 1st
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Water Cycle Labeling Worksheet
This worksheet is a simple, easy and fun water cycle labeling worksheet that can be used as an informal assessment to see where your kids are in the learning process, or as a formal assessment for younger or struggling students. This worksheet addresses the main topics of Evaporation, Precipitation, Condensation and Surface Run-Off. I hope you enjoy!!
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1st - 4th
Force and Motion STEM Science Kit
Looking for engaging activities for a science unit about forces? This newest mini-version of our Send Home Science STEM Kits will be a hit with your students! Simply print and fold the mini-books, add a few inexpensive supplies and send them home with your favorite young scientist. This kit also includes a foldable notice and wonder mini-journal to record observations. This kit contains activities that explore buoyancy, the pressure of a liquid, and the pressure of air. Check out the preview f
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K - 6th
Also included in: Send Home Science Kit Bundle
K-2 Day and Night Sky Venn Diagram FREEBIE
A great activity for students to show their knowledge of objects in the day and night skies! Students will compare and contrast objects they would find in the day sky, the night sky, or both using a Venn diagram. TWO different versions!★ One with cut-and-paste pictures for students to sort on a Venn diagram--Perfect for non-readers/writers★ One with blank Venn diagram for students to write in answers--An extra challenge for higher grades and more advanced students!★★ Also includes a scoring/grad
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K - 2nd
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NGSS:
1-ESS1-1
My Thermometer and Weather Match
Perfect supplement for your weather/temperature math lessons!
Color your thermometer to match the correct temperatures.
Hot = Red
Warm = Orange
Mild = Green
Cool = Light Blue
Cold = Dark Blue
Then color in each thermometer to match the temperature for the given picture. Pictures shown include sunny, snowy, partly sunny, and stormy.
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K - 2nd
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Weather Around the World Worksheet - Life Skills -Science - FREE Sample
The Weather Around the World worksheet is a free sample resource of our main product Weather Around United States and the World which allows the students to research and log the weather around different parts of the world so that they can better understand the weather patterns and how they are different for each part of the world. This demonstrates that temperatures vary depending on the location of each country and city. This can work hand-in-hand with Science lessons around earth’s rotation a
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1st - 6th
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Free: Healthy Food Sort: Go Foods
Students will illustrate or cut out pictures of healthy food choices to sort into the 5 food groups. I have used grocery ads and let the students cut out foods from the various groups as well as having them draw their own foods. It’s always fun to see what foods the students pick regardless of how the activity is completed. Included is the plate sorting mat where students will complete the sort. This is based on the USDA My Plate.
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PreK - 3rd
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FREE Hand Washing Sequence Activity for Elementary Students
Teaching elementary students how to wash their hands is important. One fun way to make sure they understand the steps is using this hand washing sequence worksheet. After talking to students about how to properly wash their hands, students should complete this activity.This worksheet is provided by LifeNet, Inc. If you feel compelled to do so, please consider making a donation to our Hannah's Light Program.About LifeNet, Inc.LifeNet, Inc. provides ground and air ambulance service to communiti
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PreK - 2nd
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Push and Pull Worksheets for K-2
This is a collection of 5 worksheets that allow kindergarten - second grade students to learn about push and a pull (NGSS K-PS2-1). This resource includes a reading and reading comprehension worksheet, a spelling and drawing worksheet, a worksheet to identify the differences between a push and pull, a worksheet to determine the direction of a push or pull, and a worksheet to identify which push or pull requires more force. These are great resources to use with students before an experiment/activ
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K - 2nd
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NGSS:
K-PS2-1
Moon Observation Journal
This is a way of giving some structure for your students to observe the moon phases and document what they see. Students are given a circle as well as space for the date of the entry and space for the name of the phase. If you copy the journal double-sided, you can get them to observe an entire lunar cycle.
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K - 8th
Animal Research Report (English and Spanish).
This freebie is perfect for researching about animals in the early stages of elementary education (kindergarten, first and second grade mostly). It can be used as part of a project activity, individual work, homework, cooperative group activity or even as an evaluation activity. This material includes:1. Animal Research Report (English version) with information about:1. Animal classification.2. Animal habitat.3. Body covering.4. How this animal breathes.5. How this animal reproduces. 6. What th
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K - 3rd
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FREE - Animal activity workbook for KS1 (nocturnal / camouflage / writing)
Here is a mix of different worksheets all from animals and habitats unit, with Lots to do in this little workbook, it has:- A cover- worksheet on your home (human habitat)- Animal camouflage connect the animal- Animal research x3- Diurnal Nocturnal sorting- Animal writing activity x2- Match the animal covering activity - Animal coverings colour in
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PreK - 3rd
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