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1st grade science resources for Microsoft Word and for GATE

Preview of Primary GATE Gifted and Talented Program for the Year -- 410 Pages, 50%+ off!

Primary GATE Gifted and Talented Program for the Year -- 410 Pages, 50%+ off!

You will be a rock star! This collection is highly interactive, creative, and rich in age-appropriate critical thinking. SEE THE DETAILED PREVIEW DESCRIPTION This collection takes me through an entire year of lessons with my advanced groups of kindergarteners, 1st, and 2nd graders . . . but many of these lessons can also be used for middle and upper elementary kids, especially if you come into the regular classroom to teach whole-class enrichment lessons. 19 units and 419 pages of lessons!
Preview of Primary GATE -- AIR!  Active, Creative, Academic, and Hands-on!

Primary GATE -- AIR! Active, Creative, Academic, and Hands-on!

I am always trying to figure out what to do with my little primary groups, and this unit was a definite hit with my kindergartners. It would work well with 1st grade too or the regular 2nd grade classroom. The full unit contains more than 2 hours of contact time. It’s active, fun, and challenging for these little ones and seemed to have the right combination of “get up and move,” imagination, creativity, and “making” along with academic tasks. We learn about four important properties of air
Preview of The Clubhouse - Deep Creativity, Design, STEAM, Critical Thinking, and GATE

The Clubhouse - Deep Creativity, Design, STEAM, Critical Thinking, and GATE

Because we are evil teachers with evil, cackling laughs, we will entice and engage students like the witch in Hansel and Gretel with a metaphorical candy house. Oh, this looks like all fun and games, but that’s not how we evil teachers do things!You know that STEM activity going around where you have a certain amount of time to build a tower out of notecards? This activity takes the notecard tower activity to about level 44. At Portable Gifted and Talented, we love to build stuff, and we love pl
Preview of Kate Shelley and the Midnight Express READING + STEM Elementary GATE

Kate Shelley and the Midnight Express READING + STEM Elementary GATE

If you’ve come to know my units, you’ll find the same sort of critical thinking and hands-on exploration and creativity here . . . Come all the way across the curriculum from READING to STEM activities in this hands-on unit. My advanced group 2nd graders loved this! I would use this for advanced 1st graders in their second semester or 3rd grade as well. I don’t think it would be a stretch to say 4th graders would enjoy it as well. “Kate Shelley and the Midnight Express” is a Reading Rainbow
Preview of Mirette on the High Wire CALDECOTT for Primary GATE Hands-on with STEM

Mirette on the High Wire CALDECOTT for Primary GATE Hands-on with STEM

Bring Emily Arnold McCully’s Caldecott Winning book, Mirette on the High Wire, alive with this active unit! We combine a rich exploration—primary grades appropriate—of language and science to produce a meaningful learning experience. Materials: Activity Sheets (included), string, and other common classroom supplies Time: About 3 hours total if all the parts are included Level: GATE 1st or 2nd and 3rd Primary Source Analysis and Inferences: Let’s set the stage by seeing what students ca
Preview of David Weisner's THE THREE PIGS - Primary GATE with Caldecott Books

David Weisner's THE THREE PIGS - Primary GATE with Caldecott Books

Not sure if I had more fun with this or the kids did! Huh? This must be another Primary GATE with Caldecott lesson from Portable Gifted and Talented. Woo hoo! • Students make a wolf that actually huffs, puffs, and blows down a straw house while they learn about physical science. • Students create a cool, creative, and witty POP-up story extension which saves the life of one of the three pigs. • Students learn to orient themselves to cardinal directions, about the position of the sun in the
Preview of Primary Gifted and Talented Social Emotional MARSHMALLOW Respecting Differences

Primary Gifted and Talented Social Emotional MARSHMALLOW Respecting Differences

We all share common hopes, dreams, feelings, and abilities no matter what ethnicity, nationality, gender, or group we belong to. That message is the key take-away from this primary GATE unit. As such, this unit is a social-emotional unit with NACG standards . . . but much more:Primary GATE best Practices with a Social-Emotional Emphasis· Critical Thinking· Language and Reading· Creativity· Science We use Clare Turlay Newberry’s Caldecott Honor book, Marshmallow, as our vehicle. We also use Lisa
Preview of SIDEWALK FLOWERS for Pre-K to 1st Primary GATE - Picture Book Critical Thinking

SIDEWALK FLOWERS for Pre-K to 1st Primary GATE - Picture Book Critical Thinking

Sidewalk Flowers offers a wonderful opportunity for early childhood gifted education—Sidewalk Flowers, the book, is told without words. Nevertheless, the book is rich in poetic expression as well as emotional and intellectual depth. Sidewalk Flowers is the perfect vehicle for fostering talent development in grades Pre-K to 2. (You need only one copy of the book).The related unit is full of inquiry, higher level thinking development, challenge, play, exploration, art, storytelling, and creativity
Preview of Multiple Intelligences Projects - Natural Disasters

Multiple Intelligences Projects - Natural Disasters

Teachers should offer multiple intelligences projects to cater to diverse learning styles, promote engagement, and support personalized learning. These projects help students discover their strengths, stimulate cognitive growth, and prepare them for real-world challenges. They also foster collaboration, communication skills, and holistic development while offering a more comprehensive assessment approach.This resource provides 27 project options covering the topics of natural disasters, specific
Preview of Claim Evidence Reasoning:  "The Bad Dog Mystery" Worksheet

Claim Evidence Reasoning: "The Bad Dog Mystery" Worksheet

Created by
Buccella's Buzz
Students will be introduced to using Claim Evidence Reasoning to solve The Bad Dog Mystery. This worksheet follows along with the step by step powerpoint that allows students to make a Claim, review the Evidence, and lastly, determine their Reasoning with support. This evidence sheet is provided to allow students to review their work and discuss their findings with other students. This lesson allows students to analyze data, make measurements, and think critically. It is interactive and fun!
Preview of Earthworms

Earthworms

Created by
Denise Orcutt
Kaplan's Think like a scientist as you observe a real live earthworm (nightcrawler)! Kindergarten, first, and second graders will love this hands on science activity. The lesson can be scaffolded by having Kindergarteners first observe the earthworm with a scientific tool (magnifying lens) and then complete the observation sheet with or without teacher help. The older children do the same, except think more critically by comparing the earthworm to a human- did you know earthowrms have 5 hearts?
Preview of Inquiry Into Endangered Species and Wildlife Protection

Inquiry Into Endangered Species and Wildlife Protection

This is a collection of student centered activities that can be used in a unit planner that stretches across several weeks or as an "All In A Day' Theme Day. It includes a short skit, fluency work, learning through perspective, critical thinking, and glyphs.
Preview of Reinventing a Robot

Reinventing a Robot

Created by
Simply Shogreen
This document is a template that supports technology in innovative technology advancements in our world. Students have the opportunity to create a robot that assists with a task, by making that task easier. Students are then asked to describe how their reinvention assists with making life easier. Great for social studies technology lessons, as well as science and robotics support.
Preview of Gobs of Goo Science Unit

Gobs of Goo Science Unit

Created by
JHamilton
This is a science unit for young students to explore the properties of slime and goo. It is perfect for an enrichment unit for young gifted students. It includes color mixing, ice cream making, Oobleck, mixtures, solutions, and more!It has a general 6 day outline and accompanying recipes and worksheets in the form of a science journals for the students.
Preview of NO PREP Plant Unit - Elementary Science

NO PREP Plant Unit - Elementary Science

ENTIRE SEVEN-LESSON UNIT PREPPED WITH ANNOTATED MATERIALS! Lessons include videos, articles that focus on literacy, writing prompts, and more! Every lesson has a Do Now, Guided Notes, and Exit Ticket/Independent Practice.All exemplars already written for you. All teacher notes already created for you. Objectives:Lesson 1: SWBAT describe the function of different parts of the plant.SWBAT classify plants based on their characteristics.Lesson 2: SWBAT describe the function of different parts of the
Preview of Differentiated Vertebrate/Invertebrate Cube

Differentiated Vertebrate/Invertebrate Cube

Created by
3rd Grade Rocks!
This was designed to use with all ability levels within my third grade class room, but could be used for higher grade levels also studying vertebrates and invertebrates. It is differentiated through Bloom's Taxonomy and by learning styles. Allows for easy differentiation by ability level or learning preference. Teacher could assign sides or allow students to roll.
Preview of Pizza Box Cell Board Game

Pizza Box Cell Board Game

A fun way to teach students about the parts of the cell.
Preview of Think Tanks

Think Tanks

Created by
Kendra Bradford
Students will work with a partner (or, in groups of 3) to complete enrichment activities that review concepts learned the previous six weeks.
Preview of Think Tanks

Think Tanks

Created by
Kendra Bradford
Students will work with a partner (or, in groups of 3) to complete enrichment activities that review concepts learned the previous six weeks.
Preview of Mammals Design Brief

Mammals Design Brief

Created by
Spinning Wheels
1st Grade Mammals Children's Engineering STEM Design Brief aligned with VA SOLs.
Preview of Creativity with Pop Cans

Creativity with Pop Cans

This was a homework assignment that students completed in which they had to think creatively to turn a pop can into something else.
Preview of Light Exploration Science Activity

Light Exploration Science Activity

Created by
Good Ideas
A brief science experiment that works through the scientific process
Preview of Science Focus Wall/Mini Poster

Science Focus Wall/Mini Poster

Created by
Kristyn Day
"Think like a Scientist" This document includes thinking strategies for all ages. Talk about how scientists solve a problem. You may edit it if you like.
Preview of Project Based Learning Design Template

Project Based Learning Design Template

Created by
iEduKATE
Need help developing a Project Based Lesson for your classroom? After working as out school's STEM Coordinator and helping grade levels establish PBL's, I created my own template of the questions and items I feel are the most important.#STEM #STEAM #ProjectBasedLearning
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