Science stations

These 5 hands-on ways to sort by color are a great way to engage students in this essential early learning skill!

Teach students about Magnetism with a SORT about Magnetic and Non-Magnetic objects. This science sort is aligned with the Next Generation Science Stations for Third Grade. Students read a short passage, then look at the images on the sort cards to determine what objects are magnetic or non-magnetic. What is Included in the Magnetic and... Read More » The post Magnetism Sort for Third Grade Science Stations appeared first on What I Have Learned.

Science Observation Stations: Resources for 4th and 5th Grade | These aligned, rigorous resources will allow your students to experience different scenarios they might encounter on a standardized test.

Preparing and setting up stations does NOT have to be a struggle! Learn more about successfully implementing science stations in your classroom.

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Engage your students in exciting science lessons with this interactive science journal. This science notebook is perfect for science centers in Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade classrooms and packed full of interactive science activities.

Add these 3 inertia challenges to your forces and motion unit. The students will love it. Teachers can make them station activities. They are easy prep.

Teach students about properties of light with this science station. Includes transparent, translucent and opaque objects. This sorting center includes a reading passage to build background knowledge about nerve cells as well as differentiated questions to assess your students' comprehension.

Incorporating science stations into your NGSS instructional strategy is one way to embody more student-centered, three-dimensional teaching.

Science stations in the classroom make learning fun! Traveling from center to center, kids hit multiple concepts in a short period of time.