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Complete 30 activities across five parts: grammar exercises (acronyms, collective nouns, spoonerisms, comparatives/superlatives, adverbs), character/story analysis (team strengths chart, justice vs. revenge, empathy map), creative writing (haiku, concrete poem, persuasive writing), math/data tasks (powers of two…
A print-and-go unit of anchor charts and worksheets for teaching young students about the four seasons, the water cycle, temperature, and daily weather tracking.
Teach the water (hydrologic), carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus biogeochemical cycles in ecosystems through a guided-notes slide presentation with linked videos.
A multi-page Grade 5 science review worksheet packet covering several core science topics for that grade, in mixed question formats.
A comprehensive nonfiction "CLOSE Reading" literacy unit on weather (topics: what weather is, the water cycle, clouds, types of weather, meteorology/forecasting) with supporting vocabulary, comprehension, and writing activities.
155 Pages of Great Enrichment Activities Many times students complete work and we may be working at the small group table, talking with a principal, or handling a situation with another student. Students are told to sit quietly, read silently, or wait until given further instructions. We also have those fast-finishers that are done before some children…
A set of foldable vocabulary review templates covering science terms from selected lessons across a full year of Science Fusion curriculum units.
A set of short daily 5-minute warm-up (bell-ringer) prompts for middle school Earth & Space Science covering an entire year of the course (astronomy and the solar system, the Earth-Sun-Moon system, geology and plate tectonics, the rock cycle, the water cycle, atmosphere and weather, and Earth's resources/hazards/human impact).
A set of six themed science vocabulary crossword puzzles (Energy and Electricity, Rocks and Minerals, Life Cycles, The Water Cycle, Scientific Inquiry & Tools, Natural Disasters), each with clues, a puzzle, an answer key and a 'Did You Know' fact, to build subject-based vocabulary and word recognition.