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1st grade physics resources for Easel
Force and Motion Science Unit for Early Elementary
This is a complete five/six week unit full of experiments and activities to teach about the basic concepts of force and motion - particularly push, pull, friction, and gravity.
In this unit you will receive an introduction to teaching force and motion, material lists, procedures, and data recording forms for NINE experiments, and photos to guide your work all the way. Each section is so comprehensive, that you could even hand it to a substitute teacher, and they would have everything they need
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K - 1st
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Also included in: Science Units Bundle for Early Elementary
Gravity Mini-Bundle: Worksheets and EASEL Activities
This mini-bundle is useful for primary students during a unit on gravity. Included activities:* Sorting things that stay in the sky vs. returning to Earth* Identifying gravity in action* Drawing examples of gravity* Drawing what would happen if gravity didn't exist* Fill in blank quiz (includes word bank)UPDATE:I've updated this product and it's now an EASEL activity as well! The EASEL version includes a total of 9 digital pages (some differentiated). Enjoy!If you like this groovy gravity packet
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PreK - 3rd
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Push And Pull Experiment | Force Motion And Gravity Science | Grade K 1
Introduce the scientific method by comparing pushes and pulls. This is an engaging experiment for a forces and interactions unit. This easy prep lab uses simple supplies. Teacher background and easy-to-follow student journal are included. A great way to discover inertia and gravity with K and 1st grade.Students will follow the scientific method to answer the question: Does a push or a pull affect the number of pennies that will fall into a jar?Digital and Distance Learning Approved. This is
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K - 2nd
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K-2-ETS1-3
, K-PS2-1
Forces and Motion Science Unit (1st, 2nd, 3rd Grades)
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In this first through third grade science unit, I’ve included numerous resources to help teachers bring forces and motion “to life” for their students. Not only do the worksheets, quizzes and games help students learn the concepts, some very silly monster characters make the learning fun.
I’ve also included 2 very highly rated STEM activity challenges in this pack. These activities are directly related to for
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1st - 3rd
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Also included in: Science Unit Bundle! Weather, Forces & Motion and States of Matter
Pinwheels and The Force of Wind
This is a simple activity that allows students to see that wind is a force. They begin to understand that wind can push and pull, and they can experience first hand how increasing the strength of the force increases the resulting motion.
In this product you will receive:
- a list of materials
- step by step instructions for how to make the pinwheels
- real photos accompanying the instructions to provide clarity
- printable pinwheel template
- science writing paper for student reflections after
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K - 1st
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Clockwork cogs (10 distance learning worksheets for Visual perception)
Look at the series of interconnected clockwork cogs. When you turn the first clockwork cog's handle, which direction will the indicated clockwork cog turn?COLOR: Most Bounce Learning Kids products are suitable to be printed in B/W but a few are best printed in color, due to references to specific colors on the sheet. This is one such series where there are specific color references.Ideal for distance learning - no prep required!PDF printable task cardsClockwork Cogs THIS ONEBOOM virtual learning
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1st - 4th
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STEM Design Challenge: Junk Box Racer
Looking for a simple but solid STEM design challenge? You've found it right here with this Junk Box Race Car prompt. Students of all ages will enjoy building race cars out of odds 'n ends. The base challenge is to design a race car that will travel 4 meters in the least amount of time. Added constraints can make the challenge more rigorous for older students. Control the variables by providing every group with the same materials or allow students to select from any of the supplies available in y
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K - 8th
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-3
, MS-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-3
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Force and Motion Experiment - Egg on a Ramp
This is a great large group experiment that can be used to teach the scientific process. It shows students how different variables impact an experiment, and they have a hands on look at force and motion by observing a car going down a ramp. Finally, they see concrete evidence that safety belts are important!
In this product you will receive:
- a list of materials
- step by step instructions for how to prepare and conduct the experiment
- real photos accompanying the instructions to provide clar
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K - 2nd
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state of matter and change of state solid liquid gas and plasma Phase Changes
states of matter and change of stateyou and your kids will have lots of fun solving this interactive worksheetkids can draw color paste write and thinkLesson Objectives Matter or not a matter Weight and volumeState of matterProperties of each state of matter.Compare different states of matterExplain the role of energy in changes of state.Outline the processes of changing state.Examples of changing state processflashcards vocabulary.Define sublimation and depositionDefine evaporation and condensa
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PreK - 7th
Force and Motion Playground Scavenger Hunt
Students learn about different types of forces (push, pull, applied, gravity, friction) through playground exploration!
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1st - 3rd
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Elastic Powered Boats | Energy Transfer Lesson Plan | Experiment | Activity
Elastic Powered Boats - Energy Transfer Lesson Plan and Activity - 3 Worksheets - Experiment Sheet, Infographic Handout, and Boat Printable - Transfer of potential energy to kinetic energyThis fun activity is an engaging way to introduce students to energy transfer. Students are tasked with creating their own duct tape boat that will be powered with elastic bands. Students will follow the instruction worksheet and template to create their own elastic powered boat. There is also an infographic th
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PreK - 9th
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HS-PS3-1
, HS-PS3-3
States of Matter unit for Kids: Solids, Liquids, and Gases +100 pages easy learn
Easy physics for kids is anew 2022 series to teach kids physics in very interactive and fun wayWORKBOOK FEATURES:• Ages 3–9, PreK—Kindergarten -homschooling -preschool - •86 pages, 8.5 inches x 11 inches• Learn about STATES OF MATTER liquid ,solid and gases• Includes colorful illustrations and counting activitiesFOCUSED PRACTICE: Filled with engaging activities to enhance early learning, worksheetszone workbooks® explain ,exercises and activities for learning about STATES OF MATTER liquid ,sol
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PreK - 7th
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Balance beam Weights & forces distance learning task card worksheets (Kgs)
Look at the balance beam (set of weights and scales) and determine what the beam will do. Which side is heaviest or will the beam balance evenly? There are two types of task cards in this product. The first 5 depict a set of scales with a fulcrum (pivot point) dead center of the beam and with a range of weights on either side. The beam will either fall to the left, fall to the right or remain evenly balanced. Just select which of those three options. The second set of 5 worksheets depicts the sa
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1st - 4th
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Tangled: Test Questions Package (GR K-2), by Anne Miranda
Every year Paper Dragon USA publishes a package of test questions for various state award book lists from which students read the books and then compete in book battles and other activities. Tangled is currently on the Florida Literacy Association's Children's Book Award list, and contains 15 chronological multiple-choice questions (3 answer choices). This test questions package comes with both a Teacher's Master Set (with highlighted answers and page references) and a reproducible Classroom S
Albert Einstein: Text-Dependent Questions and Close Reading Worksheets
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,
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1st - 3rd
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