For Any Grade Science Google Apps

This science at home resource is perfect for the class using Google Classroom™ with students. Students will create a field notebook. This a perfect way to integrate science and writing! This resource can be assigned to students more than once because there are so many activities! You can share this resource through Google Classroom™ or Google Drive™. Students can write directly on the document and then share it back with you.

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Four sheets for Reading, Math, Science, and Language Usage NWEA MAP goal tracking. With both print and digital versions available for

ease of use.

The goal sheets will be used:

To track goals for NWEA MAP assessments in Reading, Math, Science, and Language Usage. They can be used in print or digitally on Google Slides to monitor progress and encourage student ownership of learning objectives.

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Are you looking for some great ideas to enhance your Space Unit in your classroom? This Sky Bundle is perfect for any classroom of beginners that is interested in Astronomy as you learn about the sun, moon, moon phases, constellations, and planets in our solar system. There is a variety of differentiated activities that you can choose from as students learn about the daytime and night-time sky. Click on the links below for the following products to get a better glimpse of what is included.

You will receive the following products at a terrific discount:

• Day Time and Night Time Sky
• Phases of the Moon
• Constellations
• Solar System
• Solar System Flip Book
• Moon Mini-Booklet
• Sun Mini-Booklet
• Science Experiment "What Melts in The Sun?"

You can also find many of these activities within the Kindergarten and First Grade Science Interactive Notebook.

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Teach your students all about Bats with this fun and interactive STEAM lesson. Students will watch educational videos, go through detailed slides with vocabulary words and definitions, go on a virtual field trip to a Bat Cave, Fly like a bat and learn about Echolocation, see a live bat cam, complete a Label the Bat activity, and finish with a fun and engaging STEAM Challenge by creating their own Bat Caves.

You may need:

• Popsicle Sticks
• Paper
• Leaves and Sticks
• Tape
• Scissors
• Crayons and Colored pencils
• Paper bags
• Clay
• Tissue Paper
• String
• Cardboard

As students learn about the phases of the moon they can follow up with this drag and drop moon phase activity. It can easily be used with Google Classroom. This product also includes an explanation in kid-friendly language to describe the phases of the moon.

I also included an answer key or you could use this as a mini poster to discuss the phases of the moon.

You can find this activity in my Science Interactive Notebook for Kindergarten and First Grade. Be sure to check out this product as it includes many of the standards for Next Generation Science.

Related Products ⭐ Constellations Cut and Paste

⭐ Solar-System Cut and Paste

⭐ Solar Systems Flip Flap Book

Enjoy!

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Here you will find motivating, fun ideas and interesting ways to teach young children. From time to time, I may be hosting a few giveaways. Don't miss out on this great opportunity.

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Students will learn all about an important woman in history, named Eugenie Clark. Eugenie Clark is also known as the Shark Lady. Students will listen to a read aloud, The Shark Lady, learn all about Eugenie Clark's life and accomplishments, go on a virtual field trip to the National Aquarium, and create a chomping shark STEAM craft.

You will need:

• Toothpick or small straw
• Tape 
• Card stock
• Googly eyes
• Hot glue
• Colored pencils, pencil, and/or markers
• Clothes pin

Teach your students all about Light Energy and Luminescence with this fun and messy Science Lab! Students will watch educational videos, go through detailed slides with vocabulary words and definitions, learn the science behind how things glow in the dark, and finish with a Glow in the Dark Slime Experiment!

You will need:

• White Glue
• 12 oz of Warm water
• Glow in the Dark Paint or Pigment
• Food Coloring
• Borax
• 1 large bowl
• Small bowl or cup 
• Spoon 
• Measuring Cup
• Teaspoon and tablespoon 
• Optional: Black light flashlights

Teach your students all about bridges and engineering with this fun STEM Challenge. This lesson includes vocabulary words, educational videos, a virtual field trip, high order thinking questions, and descriptions of different types of bridges. Students are challenged to make a bridge out of cups, straws, and index cards. Their bridge must hold 100 pennies for the 100th day of school!

You will need

• 100 pennies (per group)
• Cups (2-4 per group)
• Straws (2-4 per group)
• Index cards (2-4 per group)
• Tape (1 roll per group)
• Ruler 
• Timer

Do you need a fun and engaging End of the Year Activity? Do you love science and getting messy? Do you or your students like to watch things explode? Do you like delicious watermelon? Well, LOOK NO FURTHER!

Teach your students all about energy, force, gravity, and Newton's Laws of Motion with this fun Science Lab! Students will watch educational videos, go through detailed slides with vocabulary words and definitions, complete comprehension questions, and finish with a Science Lab that is GUARANTEED to make a MESS! Students will use rubber bands to make a watermelon EXPLODE!

This experiment will need to be conducted outside for safety purposes :)

You will need:

• Rubber bands (at least 400-600 per watermelon)

• A Medium sized Watermelon

• Table or Flat Surface

• Face Shields and/or Safety Goggles

• 2-3 people to put the rubber bands on

• Timer

• Optional: 

• Table Cloth (to keep your surface sticky free afterwards)

• Bowl (super helpful in keeping the watermelon stationary)

• Gloves (in case you break rubber bands to protect your hands)

• Apron (to keep your clothes watermelon free)

Teach your students all about States of Matter with this fun and interactive Science Lab. Students will watch educational videos, go through detailed slides with vocabulary words and definitions, learn about Non-Newtonian Substances, complete lab worksheets, and finish with a fun and engaging Science Lab. Don't be afraid to get messy!

You will need:

1. Measuring Cups
2. Mixing Bowls or paper bowls
3. Spoons
4. Corn starch
5. Water 
6. Timer
7. Food Coloring (optional)

Teach your students all about arctic animal adaptations with this fun and hands-on science lesson and lab. This lesson includes vocabulary words and definitions, educational videos, detailed slides about different animal adaptations, a virtual field trip to the arctic, a live penguin cam, instructions to a science lab, and lab worksheets. Students will conduct an experiment to see how blubber works by making a blubber glove and using it in ice cold water!

You will need:

• Large bowl
• Ice
• Cold water
• Tape
• 4 zip top sandwich bags
• Thermometer (optional)
• Crisco or Vegetable shortening
• Spatula
• Towel

Oh no! Thanksgiving is almost here and the turkeys do not want to end up a meal! Help the turkey’s escape by making them a disguise!

In this lesson, students will learn hear a read aloud of How to Catch a turkey, learn about wild turkey's habitat, prey, predators, and adaptations through detailed slides and vocabulary, label the parts of a turkey with an interactive activity, watch educational videos about turkey's, and learn why we eat turkey on Thanksgiving. Then students will be tasked to make a disguise for their own turkey's and write a paragraph about their designs.

You will need:

• Turkey cut out (provided in lesson)
• Construction paper,
  Card stock, cardboard, printer paper
• Paint, markers, or crayons
• Glue, glue stick, or hot glue
• Feathers, stickers, beads, fabric, pipe cleaners, cotton balls, etc.