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Physical science reflective journals for teachers for Microsoft Word

Oil and Water Science Experiment

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I did this with my students today. I saved up a bunch of water bottles and the students watched as I put it together. All you do is add some water, oil and food coloring. I put a little super glue on the lids so my behavior babies wouldn't have the chance to make a mess. I teach kindergarten, so I used the younger version of the papers I created. I first let them explore with the bottles, tilt them, move them, give them a little shake. Then I had them get our their science journals. We added t

Subjects:

Physical Science, Science

Grades:

PreK - 5th, Staff

Types:

Activities, Reflective Journals for Teachers, Centers

Robotics Survey

Created by

Holt Learning Hub

This Robotics Survey was designed to give teachers insight about the students in their robotics class or club. ***Great item to add to your teacher evaluation portfolio! This survey can be used as a pre-/post- evaluation, or a simple way to get to know where your students. For my own classes, I uploaded the questions to a survey generator online, then provided students the link. I did this at the beginning and end of the school year. This survey gave me immediate feedback on the skill

Subjects:

Other (Science), Physical Science, Robotics

Grades:

4th - 12th

Types:

Research, Assessment, Reflective Journals for Teachers

Impossible Gravity Tasks

Created by

Holly Rylee

Students will explore gravity's effect by completing (or trying to complete) these 4 impossible tasks! These quick activities are a very fun and engaging introduction to gravity. Includes a writing prompt at the end.

Subjects:

General Science, Physical Science, Physics

Grades:

5th - 9th

Types:

Activities, Reflective Journals for Teachers

Design Challenge-Aircraft Decoy-Reflective Memo

Created by

Michael Gaudin

This is the post-activity for the Aircraft Decoy Design Challenge. Upon completion, students will complete and turn in a series of short answer discussion questions reflecting their experience with the design challenge. This sheet can be modified for any group or building challenge.

Subjects:

Critical Thinking, Physical Science, Problem Solving

Grades:

7th - 12th

Types:

Activities, Laboratory, Reflective Journals for Teachers