5th Grade Science

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Teach seasons using this 4 globe setup hooked to thermometer probes

Earth sun moon review

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River Activity - free hands-on science activity for 1st, 2nd or 3rd grade elementary kids. Part of a complete unit on Water: Earth’s Surface Processes. Meets Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).

4.8 VA Resources Reviwe

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Classroom Gardening Ideas, Lessons, Tips, and Tricks - WeAreTeachers

Living Systems Review

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84 STEM Fun for High School ideas | stem activities, fun science, science for kids
Almost Unschoolers: Simple Solar Thermal Projects for Kids - Solar Updraft Tower
Want to learn how to make solar ovens? Here are two ways to make solar ovens and three solar oven projects to give a try with your kids. They are super fun things to do with kids and even educational!

Forms of energy

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Inspire a love for reading and build your students' literacy skills by incorporating picture books in your science curriculum. Read here to learn more about 12 great picture books and how to use them effectively in your science classroom this fall!

Read Alouds

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Teaching about Sound: 1st Grade Science - The Brown Bag Teacher

Sound

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STEM Challenge- Solar Still by TeachingInCali | TPT

STEM

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Engineering design process

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Hypothesis Practice This week my students practiced writing a hypothesis. To practice writing a hypothesis have  your students complete this engaging activity that gives the them a chance to practice their hypothesis writing.  This activity requires a 2 liter bottle, water and tape (masking or painting). Prepare the bottle by drilling three holes vertically in a … Continue reading Hypothesis Practice- Get your Students to Practice Hypothesis Writing →

Scientific Method

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The Science Penguin: Reflection or Refraction?
Ms. Hastings Science & Social Studies - Keeping up with the Science Interactive Notebook
5 PHENOMENAL IDEAS TO TEACH LIGHT

Light

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Part 3 of a series of hands-on physics lessons for junior high
Mrs. Barron | MS Science Teacher on Instagram: "Introduction to Inertia! This is a great activity for Newton’s 1st Law of Motion. You have to try it!✨ All you need are some index cards, string, and plastic cups. For a group of 4 students you will need 4 index cards and 5 cups. I got this idea from @mrsnelsonsmiddles 😃 Tip: use the hole punch reinforcement stickers to help your cards last year after year. #iteachscience #iteach6th #scienceactivity #middleschoolscienceteacher #teachersofinstagram #teacherlife #science #igteacher #iteach8th #teachersfollowteachers #teachersfollowingteachers #iteachtoo #classroominspiration #survivingmsscience #teacher #secondaryteacher #classroomideas #educatorsofinstagram #firstyearteacher #studentteacher #teacherinspiration #teacherblogger #middlesc

Force and Motion

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Electromagnetic Spectrum Activity - Studying the electromagnetic spectrum and need a lab? Students will get a KICK out of this lab activity that involves balloons, popping them with sunlight, and being OUTSIDE! It's cheap, easy, and works EVERY time!In this lab activity, students will discuss how color affects the way a balloon absorbs sunlight. Take a break from the notes and get outside! My students had a blast doing this activity! This really gets them thinking and analyzing the electromagnet
Teaching Science With Lynda: Teaching About Electricity and Circuit With Interactive Notebook Ideas

Electricity

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Minerals Lab: a hands-on geology activity for your classroom!
Use candy bars to teach the difference between a rock and a mineral.
These simple geologic time scale models made out of Play-Doh and beads help students visualize and better understand how the fossil record is organized. They're and easy fun STEM activity for teaching Fossil Evidence in third grade science!

Rocks

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Matter

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Cells

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