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1st grade chemistry homework
Science lab equipment worksheet - Naming and Coloring
This worksheet is an introduction to basic lab equipment. Students will get the hint which is the definition and some word letters of each equipment. After they know all names they have to fill in the blank by themselves without any hint! but the picture.Students will .... • know the names of the equipment. • know the definition of the equipment. • know the picture of the equipment. • color the picture in their own style.Hope your students enjoy this activity. It can be the activity in class or
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K - 9th
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States of Matter Worksheets | Science Unit | K, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Grades
This No-Prep States of Matter Activity makes learning about the three states of matter enjoyable. To teach students about the three different states of matter—solid, gas, and liquid—use these printable clip cards on states of matter in your lesson plan. With students in kindergarten, first grade, second grade, and third grade, use this solid liquid gas activity.For children learning about solids, liquids, and gases, these 32 distinct clip cards provide an entertaining way to introduce states of
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1st - 6th
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Does it Dissolve (Solubility) Worksheet
Does it Dissolve? The worksheet asks the students to predict their answers of whether a material dissolves or not in water. Other solvents may also be used for this activity. Students also describe what happens once the materials are added to the solvent. Students are encouraged to write about what they learned in this activity using their own words. This worksheet is suitable for grade 2 levels and was created for the transdisciplinary theme: "How the World Works", but may also be used by anyon
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1st - 5th
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2-PS1-4
, 2-PS1-1
, 2-PS1-2
Solid and Liquid Sorting
In this activity, students will sort solids and liquids. I use this worksheet while teaching about states of matter.
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K - 2nd
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Circle the Atomic Number Worksheet. Elements 1-12
Easy worksheet to help young students practice recognizing an element's atomic number for Periodic Table of Elements 1-12. Great for Classical Conversations Foundations students studying Cycle 3 Science.
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K - 5th
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Festive Delights : December Christmas Coloring and Writing Extravaganza
Immerse yourself in the holiday spirit with our enchanting December Coloring Pages, featuring whimsical Christmas scenes that promise to fill your world with joy and creativity. From jolly Santas to twinkling ornaments, let your imagination sparkle with the magic of the season!
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PreK - 1st
Element Info Box Labeling Fill-In Worksheet
Using the element Sulfur, students can practice their knowledge of what information is included in an element box for elements of the Periodic Table. Use the word bank to fill-in the correct label for each line. No answer key. Great for Classical Conversations Cycle 3 Science practice.
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K - 5th
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States of Matter Worksheet
This worksheet works well for second grade science. Students are given a list of substances/objects and have to sort them into boxes labelled with the three states of matter- liquid, solid, and gas. Examples of substances/objects include toothpaste, pencils, air, etc. The worksheet also includes a question about how objects/substances can change between states. Works as a pre-assessment at the start of a Unit on matter, or as homework!
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1st - 3rd
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Materials Science Booklet
This handy Science booklet contains all the information your little learners will need for their next Science lesson on materials and their properties. Use as a fast finisher or weave these activities into your next Science lesson, either way, your students will have lots of fun completing each activity while learning about materials. Covers the materials clay, fabric, glass, leather, metal, paper, plastic, rubber and wool. It also covers the properties of hard, soft, flexible and waterproof.SAV
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K - 2nd
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K-2-ETS1-1
, 2-PS1-1
Also included in:Â Materials Bundle
Physical Properties of Matter Terminology Sort: Form, State, or Texture
Digital interactive activity that challenges students to match everyday terms to the physical property of matter that they may be used to describe. Easier said than done!Students compare and contrast everyday terms, at their own pace, then match them with the physical property they describe.This activity will tease out some deeply held misconceptions. It will also help strengthen observational skills and help develop the ability to communicate experimental results more effectively.Included in
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1st - 10th, Adult Education
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5-PS1-3
Physical Properties of Matter: Brittleness, Hardness, Ductility, or Malleability
Digital interactive activity that challenges students to match everyday terms to the physical property of matter that they may be used to describe. Easier said than done!Students compare and contrast everyday terms, at their own pace, then match them with the physical property they describe.This activity will tease out some deeply held misconceptions. It will also help strengthen observational skills and help develop the ability to communicate experimental results more effectively.Included in
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1st - 10th, Adult Education
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NGSS:
5-PS1-3
Math + Chemistry = FUN (Unit Activities with a Chemistry Twist)
This year, for the first time, I began with a 4-week unit on chemistry. I had never taught this subject, as my job is teaching reading and math to second and third graders, but I was very inspired by our school’s group names this year; Argon, Neon, Krypton, and Xenon. I learned (and remembered) so much about chemistry while preparing to teach it and ended up with a little collection of chemistry-inspired math activities (and one writing activity) that I hope you and your students will enjoy!Plea
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1st - 3rd
Physical Properties of Matter Terminology Sort: Conductivity or Magnetism
Digital interactive activity that challenges students to match everyday terms to the physical property of matter that they may be used to describe. Easier said than done!Students compare and contrast everyday terms, at their own pace, then match them with the physical property they describe.This activity will tease out some deeply held misconceptions. It will also help strengthen observational skills and help develop the ability to communicate experimental results more effectively.Included in
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1st - 10th, Adult Education
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NGSS:
5-PS1-3
Worksheet1-Covalent Bonding
WorksheetThis worksheet has the rules for writing names and formulas of ionic compounds at the top followed by practice problems.There are 10 practice problems for naming a compound from the formula and then 10 for writing the formula for the name. Then there are 10 where you are told what two to combine, which means they may be in the correct order or not, but then you have to make sure they are in correct order and name them and write the formula.It is on google slides but I have resized the s
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in:Â Bundle- 6 Worksheets-Compounds
Toothpaste Question
This is a reflection sheet that would fit in with a unit on solids and liquids. It asks children to consider whether they think toothpaste is a solid or a liquid. Then there is room for them to explain why they think so.
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1st - 5th
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STEM Science Lab Equipment Label Worksheet : Your Laboratory Science Efficiency
We are pleased to present a comprehensive and engaging educational resource designed specifically for high school and junior high students - the Lab Equipment Label Worksheet. This worksheet, accompanied by a detailed answer key, aims to assist students in developing their understanding of various laboratory equipment commonly used in scientific experiments. The Lab Equipment Label Worksheet consists of two pages: a student worksheet in PDF format and a corresponding answer key. The student work
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Chemistry Pack
This intro Chemistry pack goes overSubatomic Particles of an AtomThree States of MatterPhases of MatterPhysical & Chemical Properties of MatterSubstances & MixturesNot only will you have access to 8 different worksheets, but you will also be given 3 fun science posters to hang in your room!!!
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1st - 8th
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Math with Chemistry (Atomic Numbers Addition and Subtraction)
In this "math with chemistry" activity, students locate the atomic numbers of various elements to create and solve addition and subtraction problems. There is one page of addition problems and one page of subtraction problems, with answer keys. NOTE: The Periodic Table is NOT included in this product. You will need to provide your students with their own copies of the Periodic Table. You can download a free printable Periodic Table from TPT here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-
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1st - 2nd
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"Name That Element" Addition with Electrons
In this math activity, students add the electrons in specific atoms, then use a periodic table to figure out which element it is. This is a fun, relevant way to combine beginning chemistry and three-addend addition. NOTE: Periodic table NOT included in this product. You will need to provide your students with a periodic table. You can get all of my chemistry + math activities here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Math-Chemistry-FUN-Unit-Activities-with-a-Chemistry-Twist-8692698
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1st - 3rd
Matter- 5 Days of Activities
These are worksheets that are tied to learning and observing the three basic states of matter: Solid, Liquid, and Gas. One of the worksheets will have students conducting a science experiment with ice.
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1st - 4th
Doubles Addition with Protons and Neutrons
After teaching the basics of chemistry (elements, atoms, states of matter, and the periodic table) this is a great way for students to practice doubles addition facts in a way that is related to chemistry. YOU WILL NEED TO PROVIDE YOUR STUDENTS WITH A PRINTED PERIODIC TABLE FOR THIS ACTIVITY. Using the periodic table, students locate the atomic number for each element listed and use that number to determine the number of protons and neutrons in that atom. For example, lithium's atomic number is
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1st - 3rd
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Math with Electrons
Chemistry is one of my favorite units for second and third grade! It is easy and fun to combine chemistry and math. In this activity, students find unknown addends as they practice addition using the actual number of electrons in each shell of certain atoms. This is a great way to use complicated and exciting chemistry to teach fundamental math skills. This activity includes 12 problems on two total pages. Answer key is included. You can get all of my chemistry + math activities here: https://ww
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1st - 3rd
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Penny Science
This simple little project compares the cleaning power of different household items.My six year old loved it. In our experiment coke zero made the pennies brighter than anything else! 2 pagescopying permitted for your classes only
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1st - 4th
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K-2-ETS1-3
Science Safety Symbols ENGLISH
Students labels science symbols found in a laboratory using word bank provided.
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1st - 3rd
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