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2nd grade physical science simulations
Fast and Slow Changes to Land Experiment Recording Booklet
This product can be used for students to record information after doing experiments showing weathering/erosion, a volcanic eruption, and an earthquake.Experiments and directions are not included, this is just the recording sheet for students.Quick Ideas:- Weathering/Erosion: Put sand in a clear bucket and simulate different bodies of water and rain to cause erosion- Volcanic Eruption: classic small water bottle experiment- Earthquake: Students build structures using toothpicks and marshmallows,
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K - 3rd
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Light reflection virtual mirrors and target student diagram simulation
I created this google slides activity for my students to virtually practice using flashlights and mirrors to angle the light to strike a target. This google slide gives students 5 scenarios of designing/creating their own setup of this experiment online. They can even use a protractor on the google slides to measure the angle of the light if needed. Teacher answer key INCLUDED. There is also 5 student questions for students to answer on the google slide (or teacher may print and make copies for
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2nd - 5th
Tinkercad Circuits - Distance Learning friendly
This issue reviews the assembly of a basic circuit with an LED and push button. We compare the use of a push-button and a switch in the same circuit. The lesson emphasizes how closed circuits work and the flow of current through a circuit. The circuit uses a resistor to limit the amount of current flowing through the LED. The resistor demonstrates how we limit the flow of current through a circuit. Students understand that current is something that flows through a circuit event if we can’t see i
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Lab Safety Mystery
Bring your science class to life like never before! Going over lab safety is one of the first expectations we have for our scientists. Let them put their safety goggles and apron on and solve the case of the broken beaker. This activity allows students to dive deep into safe and unsafe practices in the lab. You and your students will take on the role as scientists in the lab and try to uncover what caused the broken beaker filled with a brand new amazing formula! Bring your A game to this activi
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K - 5th
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Marshmallow Shooter
This is a one-page lab page for marshmallow shooter activity. This is a hands-on, fun activity for force and motion unit. Please google the activity on how to do it.
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K - 6th
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Tornado in a Bottle Activity Directions
A printout for a very fun and educational activity that your students can do at home (or in the classroom)
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K - 7th
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Investigating Physical Changes Recording Page: Paper Plane/Folding Paper
Investigating Physical Changes Recording Page: Paper Plane/Folding Paper
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1st - 3rd
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Virtual Field Trip Day
This resource has various virtual field trip that students can take and includes response boxes for students can share information that they have learned through their experience.This resources focuses on Disney World, the Grand Canyon, and Aquariums, but it also has some really interesting links available for students to explore further. Some of those links include, but are not limited to, a trip to various farms, museums around the world, and Mars. This resource is sure to excite students who
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2nd - 8th
Changing States of Matter
This product is intended to give you and your students a hands-on opportunity to predict and observe how water can change states. This is intended to be a culminating investigation after your study of states of matter. It is also intended to be a small group activity. First, students will be given a zip-top bag full of ice cubes. The handouts will walk them through the process of predicting, observing, and explaining the changes the ice cubes experience after being placed outside for an extended
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1st - 6th
Cloud Watching or Where does the cloud get its rain?
Students use a combination of experimentation, observation, and imagination to discover there is more to clouds than they ever imagined.
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Grades:
1st - 5th
My Paper Airplane - Problem Solving Activity
This is a Problem Solving Activity involving a Paper Airplane. The students are asked to design a Paper Airplane on the page and then build one. The students test their Paper Airplanes and record the results. This is a great Common Core activity and can be used as a class project or as a sponge activity.
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1st - 5th
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EXPERIMENT Changes of Matter
Experiment of Fusion (Melting), Evaporation, and Freezing
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2nd - 4th
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Groundhog Day Shadow Maker Activity (Pages 1-4)
Groundhog Day Mini Science lesson on how shadows are formed. Students will learn about transparent and opaque objects. Students will learn about light and shadows. Students will be able to color, cut and use the 3D model to demonstrate how shadows form and change depending on where the light source is positioned. This freebie is part of a 12 page mini unit; however, it is a stand alone activity. *See video on full-sized item to demonstrate how to use this resource.**3D Simulation Video Here
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K - 2nd
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K-ESS3-2
School garden rule signs, multicultural, languages, pictures, community garden
A collection of garden signs used to communicate the rules. There are 10 rules, and each rule gets its own page, so that teachers can place them around the garden for students to see and know what to do and not do. Each includes a picture as well, for those students who need visuals or may not be able to read yet- like kinder friends. There are 5-6 different papers with the 10 total rules on it, each with a different style for you to choose from. I also included several translations, Spanish, Vi
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Create! Energy and Circuits with Interactive Augmented Reality
Our platform, Explore!, incorporates our signature way to educate students: experiment and challenge through tactile learning methods. 2nd to 5th-grade students will experiment with circuits in a new way with the magic augmented reality. Students can touch, move, and play with batteries, switches and a light-bulb without the mess or complicated setup! Our game-changing augmented reality technology will turn screen time into learning time at home or on the go.To play you'll need the Ex
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2nd - 5th
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NGSS:
4-PS3-4
, 3-5-ETS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-2
, 4-PS3-2
Explore! Energy and Circuits with Interactive AR
Our platform, Explore!, incorporates our signature way to educate students: experiment and challenge through tactile learning methods. 3rd-6th-grade students will experiment with circuits in a new way with the magic augmented reality. Students can touch, move, and play with batteries and a lightbulb without the mess or complicated setup! Our game-changing augmented reality technology will turn screen time into learning time at home or on the go.To play you'll need the free Explore Education
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
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NGSS:
4-PS3-4
, 3-5-ETS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-2
, 4-PS3-2
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