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A hands-on plant-growing investigation booklet that teaches what plants need to grow and has students track and record a real seed's growth over several weeks.
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A hands-on plant-growing investigation booklet that teaches what plants need to grow and has students track and record a real seed's growth over several weeks.
The human skeleton is pretty fascinating. Think about it: What would you look like without your bones? You wouldn't be able to move! In this Lapbook and complete Study Guide, you will learn about the amazing skeletal system and reate this…
A 5-day no-prep sloth unit study and research project covering the sloth's description, diet, habitat, life cycle and predators, built around a daily video/reading/worksheet/activity plan.
Make learning about snakes fun and interactive with this printable DIY flipbook craft! Students will explore the fascinating world of snakes by learning about their habitat, diet, body features, life cycle, adaptations, and interesting…
A five-day arctic animals unit study focused on the snowy owl, combining video/reading suggestions with worksheets and activities across science, art, and writing.
Two cut-and-assemble interactive foldable booklets (lapbook-style) for students to record what they learn about solar eclipses generally and about eclipses in ancient civilizations.
A large multi-component solar system unit combining a Google Slides presentation, a vocabulary/flashcard reference document, and a separate activities packet intended to cover teaching, projects, and assessments on the solar system, moon, sun, and constellations.
Reproducible workbook exploring galaxies, planets, the solar system, and gravity through matching riddles, planet-fact worksheets, a solar-system scale-distance activity, and a planet-brochure research project.
The Splendid Spring Lapbook/Interactive Notebook - Ebook This is an excellent teaching resource that extends across various spring-related topics such as environmental shifts, alterations in animal behaviors and habitats, the observance of…
Kindergarten Science Projects: Spring A bumper pack of educationally engaging Spring Science activities with some fun related art/craft activities included, for kindergarten (3 to 8 yr olds) that can be done easily around the local…
St. Patrick's Day Kindergarten STEM Activities and March-themed Challenge Task Cards This educational tool is a game-changer that introduces Kindergarten and Grade 1 students to the fascinating world of Science, Technology, Engineering…
Learn all about 4 of the animal constellations through this easy to make art activity. This hands-on activity works great for elementary-aged kids in the classroom or at home. Step 1: Gather supplies.
Students fill the lapbook components with information from science lessons or research, then color, cut, fold and assemble them. Cover choices and name cards support individual or group projects. The changes-of-state fold provides space to organize the processes covered in the lesson.
STEAM project for upper elementary grades that you can being once you click download. You need this quick and easy STEAM project that can be put together in a pinch with supplies you typically have around the house or your classroom.
STEM Project: Climate Change Solutions with Assessment Rubric is designed for middle school students from Grades 6 to 9. It's a real-world resource designed to deepen student understanding of climate change and stimulate critical thinking…
STEM Project: Extreme Environment Technology Design & Persuasive Presentation Here's a fun and exciting science project to help bring your extreme environment unit to life and incorporate some design and technology aspects too!
A literature-integrated STEM engineering design challenge tied to the novel Stone Fox: students design and build a sled that can carry a load across a block of ice without breaking it.
Straw Tower STEM Challenge for High School Students. My Straw Tower Challenge is an excellent way to get your students' excited for STEM in an engaging hands-on way. It also is a great way to introduce them to the world of engineering.
Give teams fifty straws and one hundred paper clips to design the tallest freestanding tower they can build within the challenge rules. Students sketch a plan, build, test a 100 g load for thirty seconds, then refine the structure and reflect on stability and teamwork. Teacher guidance, a blueprint page and a science briefing support the lesson, with extension questions connecting classroom designs to larger engineering problems.
Make learning about strawberry plants fun and interactive with this printable DIY flipbook craft! Students will explore the fascinating world of strawberry plants by learning about their habitat, plant parts, life cycle, growth stages, adaptations, and importance while strengthening reading comprehension and writing skills through…
This product is great for helping students learn about the Sun's properties and functions. It's a great way for them to create an posters/ posters -by-subject/classroom-management-posters/informational-poster">informational poster that…
A 370-page environmental science textbook/handbook for grades 6-12 covering environmental science fundamentals, energy concepts, renewable energy technologies (solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, biomass, ocean), energy storage and grid systems, project planning, and environmental impact measurement, including DIY project instructions.
A STEM engineering-design-challenge activity in which students research, design, build, and test a model device that lets scientists safely swim with sharks while extending their research capability.
A set of hands-on team-building engineering challenges focused on constructing and propelling vehicles (cars, boats) from limited supplies.