Free Science Resources

No Prep! Do you need a handout/listening guide for Vivaldi's [Uncertain] Four Seasons performance on November 5th? This two-page pack provides spaces for each orchestra's performance. There are boxes for Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter for students to make listening notes, draw, or journal. Students can note the variations between each movement and performance!

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Antonio Vivaldi Bundle! Four Seasons, Word Search, Composer Pack + More!

Embark on a 12-month musical journey through time with the Classical Journey Bundle! ♬

Add a touch of mindful music to any season, holiday, or composer unit study. With over 150 categorized classical pieces, the Classical Journey Bundle offers an engaging printable for every occasion. Each month unlocks a curated selection of themed classical music pieces, perfectly paired with a holiday or season!

Six cute printable posters that help illustrate the scientific method! These posters are appropriate for Preschool, Kindergarten and the early grades and help young children see themselves as scientists.

Posters include:

"I observe and notice details."

"I ask questions."

"I test my ideas."

"I write or draw about what I have learned."

"I think about what I have learned."

"I tell others what I have learned."

Quick practice of visible light spectrum:

This worksheet has students drawing representations of the electromagnetic waves within the visible light spectrum. Students demonstrate a knowledge of the relationship between wavelength, frequency, and visible light.

Students will also reach conclusions about the amount of energy in the different colors by answering questions.

This activity aligns with Indiana Science Standard MS-PS4-2, PS4.B.

This activity is part of my Electromagnetic Spectrum Unit. If you like this activity, check out the unit.

What's included:

• Visible light worksheet.
• Answer Key.

How is this product useful:

• No prep for teacher.
• Good for bell ringer, review, or homework.

If you enjoy this product check out the unit:

Electromagnetic Waves and their Applications Unit

Includes a worksheet where students will will be instructed to label different parts of the heart, and also includes an Answer Key

Make student thinking visible--with zero prep.

This set of 12 black-and-white, kid-friendly templates helps students organize their thoughts, build comprehension, and express ideas clearly across any subject. Perfect for elementary classrooms, these versatile tools are ideal for reading, writing, math, science, and social studies activities.

No prep required – simply print and go!

Designed for K–5 learners, including emerging readers and writers.

Included Graphic Organizers:

• Bubble Map
• Double Bubble Map
• Tree Map
• T-Chart
• Sequence Chain
• Cause and Effect Chart
• Frayer Model
• Circle Map
• KWL Chart
• Beginning, Middle, End (with handwriting lines)
• Timeline

Each organizer features:

• Clean, black-and-white design for easy copying
• Ample writing space
• Flexible formats to support a range of thinking tasks

Why Teachers Love It:

Research-backed and classroom-tested, graphic organizers are proven to improve comprehension, critical thinking, and language development—especially for multilingual learners. Whether you’re working with a full class or supporting a small group, these templates help every learner engage and succeed.

Perfect for:

• Whole Group Lessons
• Small Group Support
• Literacy & Math Centers
• Writing Workshop
• Early Finishers
• Intervention
• Homework & Take-Home Practice

Whether you're teaching story structure, comparing facts, or planning a science report, these graphic organizers are a must-have tool you'll use again and again.

Need to get your science lessons and activities organized!? These binder covers and spines (made for 1 1/2" binders) are a great way to start! There is a colorful cover for each area (life, earth, and physical science). The NGSS topic is clearly typed. There is a black and white list of all of the standards for you to slip into the back cover! ❤️**Click Here to Follow Us!** Related Products ⭐ Living and Non-living Picture Sort and Writing Activity ⭐ Groundhog's Day: A Groundhogs's Needs ⭐ Animal Needs: A Christmas Science Activity for Kindergarten ⭐ It's Kindergarten Science! NGSS Vocabulary for Your Word Wall ⭐ Kindergarten NGSS: Bundle of Science Units for the Whole Year! ⭐ Computer Technology "I Can" Statement Posters for Kindergarten ⭐ Family STEM Night All Inclusive Package! ⭐ Family STEM/STEAM Challenges with SAMMIE STEAM!

Getting out and exploring the colors and textures of fall is a great introduction to nature for all students! With our fall scavenger hunt have adventures in nature and have fun practicing counting to five and identifying colors.

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Our Meteorology Reading Comprehension Passages & Questions solve the problem of making complex weather topics accessible and engaging. With passages on Clouds, Rain, Thunderstorms, Lightning Safety, Hurricanes, and Tornadoes, students gain a thorough understanding of meteorological phenomena. Thoughtfully designed questions enhance comprehension and critical thinking, making this resource perfect for both classroom and home study.

What is included :

- Passages & Questions

• Clouds.
• Rain.
• Thunderstorms.
• lightning Safety.
• Hurricanes.
• Tornadoes.

- Comprehension question

- Main Idea

- Review

- Answers key

If your class enjoyed this 4th Grade Meteorology Reading Comprehension Passages & Questions then have a look at some more resources to :

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4th Grade Oceanography Reading Comprehension Passages & Questions With Answers

4th Grade Space Travel Reading Comprehension Passages & Questions With Answers

4th Grade Animals Reading Comprehension Passages & Questions With Answers

4th Grade The Five Senses Reading Comprehension Passages & Questions With Answer

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We hope you enjoy our FREE Autumn Mindfulness Hunt. Get outside and connect with nature! Download our FREE Autumn Mindfulness Hunt now!

Ask the children to use this worksheet to to record what they SEE, HEAR, SMELL and FEEL as they walk outside on a nice Autumn day.

Recommended sequence

1. Review the 5 senses.

2. Take a moment to tune in, breathe, and just be.

3. Give instructions for how to quietly be in the outside world, using keen observation and a relaxed mind to fill in this chart.

4. Give plenty of time for students to draw or write their findings.

5. Come together as a group and find out what people observed and any impact it had on them.

Tips for your mindfulness nature walk

1. Walk at a natural, slow pace. Take your time to take in the beauty of nature around you. Look around you. Notice the trees around you. Are they starting to change colors? Are they losing their leaves?
2. Take in deep breaths through your nose. Shift your awareness to your smell. What do you smell? Does it smell earthy? Do you smell the leaves around you?
3. Listen. What do you hear? Are there animals bustling around? Do you hear the leaves crunching underneath your feet?
4. Pick up a few leaves. How do they feel? Are they starting to decompose? Are they crunchy? What color are they?
5. Shift your attention back to walking. Feel the physical sensation of walking. One foot up, one foot down. Notice your feet touching the ground. How do you feel?
6. At the end of your walk, pause and take a moment. Stand still and take in a deep breath. Take a look around and notice your feelings.

This CER template also includes a checklist for students!

Free space emergent reader about an Astronaut. Suitable for incorporation into a space unit.

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All About Space - Booklet / Posters (with real photos!)

Bellwork template for middle school science.

Each day is a different theme, learning target, and success criteria space. Monday-Wednesday includes spaces for upcoming important dates. Each day features a funny meme.

Monday: Spiral review

Tuesday: Experimental design

Wednesday: Word wall (vocabulary)

Thursday: Graph and data analysis

Friday: TNReady question and article

I usually keep a running file for each quarter and just copy each week's slides. Then I hide the slides I'm not using.

My Frog Life Cycle Booklet Includes:

-Color and Black & White of each handout.

-A fictional frog story that incorporates the handouts that come in the booklet.

- Graphic Organizer of the Frog Cycle (Descriptive-Writing).

- Graphic Organizer of the Frog Cycle (Students will illustrate).

- Reading Comprehension Sheet with fictional story (Questions for reading strategies).

This is a wonderful booklet to combine with a Science lesson on the frog cycle. Students will enjoy writing and drawing the frog cycle. The fictional story is fun and goes well with the lesson. I also created a reading comprehension sheet that incorporates the Reading Common Core as well.

It's almost Christmas check out my Christmas Persuasive Writing Activity

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On September 8, 1900, in Galveston, Texas, the deadliest natural disaster in the United States happened--the Great Storm of 1900. Learn basic details and facts about Galveston, the hurricane, Isaac Cline and his family, and the time period using this fun-to-learn coloring sheets and activities in comic book format. Use with ELA, history/social studies, and STEM. This 58 page, non-fiction comic book includes: 19 fact-based comic pages for coloring Fast Facts about Galveston Easy-to-read and understand basic knowledge facts 20 blank text comic pages for coloring & rewriting text (retell story) Cover (use for both) & The End pages for binding & publishing 16 ELA & STEM Activities: Galveston (Spelling/Vocabulary) What I know about hurricanes… (Brainstorming/Prior Knowledge) Ship Name and Flag Design (Symbolism) Pros and Cons of Living on an Island (Compare and Contrast) Persuasion Writing: Persuade a friend… Compare and Contrast/Informative: Transportation changes… Narrative Writing: Write about a time when… Poetry (any style): Hurricane Poem Acrostic Poem: Galveston Track the path of the hurricane (math/science) Track weather changes (math/science) Write a telegraph in Morse Code Hurricane evacuation: should you stay or leave? My Hurricane Evacuation Plan Infograph using hurricane information Timeline (make a creative timeline using symbols) What better way to learn historical facts than through comics and re-telling stories! Students will enjoy learning in this non-traditional format. These handouts can also be used for bulletin boards and class presentations. Great active learning strategies for at-risk, GT, and ELL/ESL!

Enhance student comprehension of the Earth's layers with this large, specialized graphic organizer. Designed to support and communicate learning effectively, this graphic organizer offers an innovative layout that provides plenty of room for both writing and drawing. It's the perfect tool for a range of educational activities and objectives related to the layers of the Earth.

This oversized graphic organizer features:

• Ample room for writing and drawing
• Graphics about the layers of the Earth

Once completed, these graphic organizers make a striking display, adding a unique touch to your classroom or hallways. The versatile design is perfect for a range of learning activities.

This oversized graphic organizer is perfect for:

• Note taking
• End of Unit Review
• Projects
• Research

Includes:

• 2 letter size pages that combine to make one larger image
• Size when complete: Approx. 11x14

This oversized graphic organizer is an excellent resource for reinforcing the layers of the Earth and engaging students in their learning process!

Students draw a spider, describe its habitat, and share 2 facts.

Animals Matching Worksheets Bundle

Product Description:

Immerse your students in the captivating world of animals with our comprehensive "Animals Matching Worksheets Bundle." Designed for early learners, this bundle includes two engaging worksheets, each focused on a distinct theme: "Domestic Animals" and "Predator Animals."

What's Included:

• Domestic Animals Worksheet:

  • Features twelve endearing illustrations of common domestic animals
  • Encourages word-picture associations through interactive matching
  • Provides space for students to personalize with class, date, nickname, and score

• Predator Animals Worksheet:

  • Showcases twelve fascinating illustrations of formidable predator animals
  • Enhances vocabulary and cognitive skills through interactive matching
  • Includes space for students to record class, date, nickname, and score

Benefits:

• Fosters word-picture associations for effective language development
• Develops fine motor skills through interactive matching activities
• Ideal for Pre-K and early elementary students

Usage:

• Suitable for individual or group activities
• Enhances your animal-themed curriculum
• Promotes a stimulating and educational learning environment

Terms of Use: This resource is intended for personal or classroom use only. It may not be shared, modified, or resold in any form.

Transform your classroom into a haven of interactive learning with the "Animals Matching Worksheets Bundle." Download now to bring the wonders of domestic and predator animals to life in your lessons!

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Students will start off by matching a basic weather event to the correct season. Then they will have a written response activity about seasons and weather. I hope you enjoy it. Please rate and review.

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Grap these Solar Eclipse and Lunar Eclipse posters for your classroom in both color and black and white. These are 8.5 x 11-inch posters that can be printed. Each poster explains how a lunar eclipse and solar eclipse occur. Be ready for the Total Solar Eclipse on April 8th by explaining what will occur in a way students will understand using these posters.

You can find this resource embedded in Phases of the Moon Cut and Paste Moon Calendar Experiment Moon Facts Book

Are you looking for an easy way to explain facts about the moon and the moon phases? Students are naturally curious about the moon. These high-interest, low prep activities will explain the moon and the moon phases in a way in which students can easily make connections and understand. You can also use this as a digital resource for your students in Google Classroom for remote learning. As students learn about the phases of the moon they can follow up with this wide variety of differentiated activities.

Celebrate the solar eclipse in style!

Whether this is the first eclipse your students will experience or not (both options available), allow your students to celebrate this exciting time.

Students can decorate and wear their crowns as part of your celebrations on April 8, 2024!

Simply print, decorate, cut, and attach to a sentence strip for a fast, fun, and easy project!