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Measurement Common Core W.3.1b resources
Scientific Method Experiment Templates: Churning Butter & Whipping Cream
Students will have a blast learning the scientific method while making delicious whip cream and butter with this engaging and hands-on activity. Includes a printable worksheet to track their observations and conclusions.This worksheet and activity set is the perfect resource for teaching the scientific method to students in 2nd through 5th grade. With this product, students will not only learn about the scientific process, but they will also get to experience it firsthand as they make their own
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2nd - 4th
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Bubble Gum Experiment: Math, Reading, and Writing
This bubble gum math experiment will engage your students to help them learn about mass. They will be weighing their bubble gum before and after they chew it. Does bubble gum gain or loose mass after you chew it? After your class does the experiment there is a reading activity with questions, task cards with bubble gum facts, along with questions to go with the task cards. This product also includes 3 writing activities with graphic organizers.Bubble Gum Weighing Activity: 1-Purchase a digital
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2nd - 4th
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Michael Jordan Comprehensive 3rd Grade Educational Unit
This all-in-one educational tool combines the thrilling story of basketball legend Michael Jordan with an engaging 3rd grade curriculum. It is brimming with creativity and ingenuity, designed to not only teach but inspire your students. This unit includes lesson plans based on Michael Jordan's life - 'Dream Big Michael Jordan and the Pursuit of Olympic Gold' and 'Salt in his Shoes in Pursuit of a Dream'. It allows students to design their own basketball trading card and jersey in honor of the ic
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2nd - 3rd
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Area and Perimeter Word Problem Frame Featuring Depth and Complexity
This Depth & Complexity math word problem allows kids to explore their thinking while solving a real world problem. Students are given a particular area of a clubhouse, and then asked to find all the different dimensions the clubhouse could be. They're also asked to find the perimeter for each of the dimensions. Not only will students need to find the perimeter and area of a clubhouse, but they will also be examining the details of the problem, determining important math vocabulary, and so
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3rd - 4th
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