Masha here from Masha Plans and today we are creating a fun little About Me spread, so come join me and let’s bullet journal together!
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Test materials to see which makes the best waterproof roof. Fun LEGO waterproofing experiment.
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Use this All About Me printable journal page as part of your back-to-school introductions, as an icebreaker activity or as part of an All About Me unit. All About Me printable journal page This All About Me printable is perfect as a getting-to-know you activity. You can use the printable as a journal […]
In science, we have been talking about animal adaptations. One of those adaptations, and one that students really love learning about is camouflage! I did some searching and found this awesome art project on Kids Artist and had to try it! The 3rd graders LOVED it, and the best part is, they will remember what camouflage is!!
Here is a good Fall painting project you can do with your kids. Crayola sent me a Fall art project to try, however when I looked at it (thru...
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Writing your name in binary code on a bracelet or necklace makes great STEM fun for kids! Plus more fun STEM learning activities for kids.
On my way in to school this morning, IT SNOWED! Well...it "snowed" Tennessee style. It looked like a blizzard of dandruff bits but for us in the South, that means a lot! It put me in the mood for all things winter and so I thought I'd put together a list of my Top Ten Favorite Winter Art Lessons. If you follow the link on each of these, you'll find a video for most and a lesson for all. Let's go! SNOW GLOBE CITIES! This lesson was a hit with my fourth graders last year. They really loved working on their buildings that were inspired by famous places from around the globe...get it, GLOBE?! yeah, it's okay, they didn't get it either. PENGUIN LOVE! My first graders created these last winter and they made our halls so cute, cuddly and happy. We went big with these guys and my students could not have loved it more! KINDERGARTEN SNOWMEN! This lesson was pretty similar to the first grade one in that the background involved learning how to paint overlapping spiral lines. WATERCOLOR WINTERSCAPES! My third graders are getting ready to work on these tomorrow! We paint ours on cardboard pizza rounds, inspired by the artist Jen Aranyi. KINDERGARTEN WINTER LANDSCAPES! The smallest of artists made the snowiest of artwork! Follow the link on more lesson details. HOT CHOCOLATE TIME! My second graders were inspired by the artist Heather Galler to create these delicious cups of hot cocoa. I'm thinking I need to bring this lesson back soon! FAUX STAINED GLASS WINDOW! My fourth graders created these fun pieces inspired by stained glass windows. They even learned how real stained glass windows are made, check out the video! PRINTED MITTENS AND HAT SELF-PORTRAIT! Oh, these second grade selfies were a hit! This is another lesson I think needs a repeat this winter. LOOKING FOR MORE LESSONS AND INSPIRATION? Well, then, just head over here! I've got plenty more. Happy wintery creations!
We continued our weather unit and reviewed the water cycle from last week. We sang our water cycle song {click here for the original source}.
Test materials to see which makes the best waterproof roof. Fun LEGO waterproofing experiment.
Test materials to see which makes the best waterproof roof. Fun LEGO waterproofing experiment.
Teaching nonfiction to first graders? Check out these winter reading passages and comprehension activities! Teach nonfiction reading and responding to text using these winter nonfiction articles. Get your students to refer back to the article when responding to nonfiction text. There are 50 pages of primary level nonfiction articles, close reading, and comprehension activities that were carefully crafted with the primary student in mind. The articles have stunning photographs of fascinating winter creatures that will have your students begging for more! ➡️Save 20% by getting this in the 20% off year-long bundle. VARIETY OF USES FOR DIFFERENTIATION This product can be used in the following ways: 1. Reading groups - perfectly leveled for kindergarten and first grade students 2. Intervention - Use with second and third grade students who are performing below grade level and need intervention 3. Homework - Send home an article and response page (or two) 4. Daily Five/Centers/Reader's Workshop - Read an article independently or whole group and children can respond independently 5. Independent Work 6. Whole Group WHAT'S INCLUDED: 18 nonfiction articles on the following topics: Turkey Emperor Penguin Snowy Owls Moose Beluga Whale Atlantic Puffin Gentoo Penguin Walrus Polar Bears Harp Seals Arctic Fox Reindeer Arctic Hare Lemmings Chinstrap Penguin Snow Leopard Arctic Wolf Musk Ox Close Reading Activities for some of the animals that focus on inference, using text evidence, comparing/contrasting, and reading between the lines Fact Papers for each animal that has students use text evidence to write facts Questioning Collecting Facts Synthesis Main Idea Main Idea and Key Details Get the digital Google Classroom version here. Download the preview to see what is included. As always, please ask questions before purchasing. Thank you so much!♥ Click here to follow me and find out about updates, freebies, and new resources! Follow me! INSTAGRAM BLOG FACEBOOK PINTEREST Other Close Reading Nonfiction Products: Perfectly Primary Nonfiction Articles and Close Reading FALL EDITION Perfectly Primary Nonfiction Articles and Close Reading Perfectly Primary Non Fiction Articles Spring Edition Non Fiction News- Common Core Close Reading and Writing K-2 Baby Animal Edition Arctic Animals Close Reading and Writing Sharks Close Reading African Animals Close Reading and Writing Farm Animals Close Reading and Writing Ocean Animals Close Reading Rainforest Close Reading Penguin Close Reading
Test materials to see which makes the best waterproof roof. Fun LEGO waterproofing experiment.
This is a lovely Fall Painting where students can feel successful no matter their age or ability. Supplies Needed: Watercolor Paper Blue Watercolor Paint Acrylic or Tempra Paint - yellow, red, orange, green and brown Brushes Have the students fold their paper in half. Students will create a light blue background and add some wavy lines in the bottom half for the water. Let this dry. Add the land just above the fold line. Make sure it is still wet and fold it over applying pressure to the green area so it prints onto the bottom half. Next add each tree, printing each tree after it is painted and still wet. I used two colors for each tree, a background color and another accent color. Don't worry about the bottom half not printing as a solid area of color, that's what makes it look like a reflection in the water. Add spots of color in a variety of colors and sizes to make it look like leaves on the ground. Next add the trunks of the trees, I painted a y shape and made the trunks a little bit wobbly so they look more natural. The students will have fun printing the reflections and be thrilled with their finished work.
Top 5 ways to teach about animal adaptations. Animal adaptation activities for upper elementary and middle school science.
Are you looking for a new way for your students to investigate camouflage? Check out these activities for students to explore this physical adaptation!
Print our free animal camouflage activities, worksheets, and teaching resources. Students learn about mimicry and camouflage with our free teaching worksheets.
Description We’ve made the My Booky Journal for children of all ages to empty their minds into a very useful interactive book. Featuring 126 full page undated days - so this book can be easily used any day, any time of the year, whenever they feel like it. The My Booky Journal encourages children to write about their day, express how they feel, good and not so good. As well as note their mood and has plenty of space to be creative. This book is ideal for an everyday diary, or maybe used during the school holidays, or even during school closures. When the book has been completed, the My Booky Journal will capture a period in your child’s life that can be kept as a keepsake and treasured for many years to come. Inside ★ 126 days: 1 day-to-view.★ Un-dated so the planner can be easily used any time of the year.★ Weekday tick boxes and a space to add the date.★ Lots of sections to capture all parts of the day and mood.★ At the front: All About Me. Specs ★ Size: A5 (148mm x 210mm / 5.8" x 8.3")★ Pages: 136 (68 sheets)★ Paper: High quality 100gsm / 28lb★ Front cover: Durable satin finish plus a heavyweight protective PVC cover★ Back cover: Hardback with a protective laminate finish★ Binding: White wire bind★ Handmade in sunny Wales★ First published: Mar 2020★ Tweaked & updated: Jun 2021 UPGRADES EMOJI WOW STICKERS★ 2 sticker sheets★ Over 50 Matt stickers★ Sheet size: 185mm x 130mm ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ MY BOOKY COZYIf a teapot can have a tea-cozy, then a planner should have one too right? Keep your planner fresh as a daisy with a My Booky Cozy, the perfect little pouch for your Super Fun Planner - Also makes a great pencil case or make-up bag... not recommended for teapots. Your My Booky Cozy will match* your chosen planner front cover and if you personalised your planner, we'll personalise your Cozy too. ★ Size: Approx 25cm x 20cm / 9.8in x 7.in (Perfect fit for our A5 planners)★ Material: White canvas For more details and photos of our My Booky Cozy, please click here
Daily Journal Page for Kids Printable This Printable Daily Journal for Kids is meant to be a fun and interactive way for children to develop their writing skills, express their emotions, and reflect on their daily experiences. ***This is a digital file download: no physical items will be sent.*** Instant Download. Kids Daily Journal Printable to download Instantly! Your File Contains: -1 PDF File - containing 2 Kids Daily Journal Designs - Daily Journal Printable for Girls and a Daily Journal Printable for Boys *Print on standard US letter-size paper You will be able to download the files immediately after the payment is received. File is delivered electronically through Etsy. You Can print as many as you need! File MAY NOT be used for: 1. Reselling as a digital file or as your own work (this includes parts of the file in any way) 2. Sharing the file. Due to this item being digital, I do NOT accept any refunds. Any problems, or are you unhappy, be sure to message me, I will help in any way! Thanks for stopping by! PLEASE REMEMBER THIS IS A DIGITAL DOWNLOAD. Access Files immediately after purchases from your Etsy account Purchase section here: http://www.etsy.com/your/purchases **For more help with digital downloads, visit this info page: https://www.etsy.com/au/help/article/3949 Thank you for stopping by - message me with any questions you may have!
Students will use different “beaks” to try and pick up food. Bird beaks have adapted over the years to help birds survive in their environments. Set up tables depending on the type of food. Students will take turns trying to see how much of each food they can pick up using the tool in ONE TRY! They will record the amounts on their chart. After they have visited all of the food stations students should discuss which “beak” was the best for eating each type of food. What I use to represent each type of food: worms- gummy worms Bugs-raisins fish- swedish fish seeds- sunflower seeds nectar- water with food coloring
Book Report Template PDF includes: A great book report template for elementary school students. It is designed to help young readers identify and illustrate story elements, summarize and evaluate the story. Students will identify the title, author, summarize the story, illustrate beginning, middle, end and evaluate why they like or did not like the story. This is a great template for independent practice at the classroom library, homework, class work, and for centers. Template with primary and regular lines 2 book report templates on one page to help save copies (regular lines only) .................................................................................................................................... Check out my other reading comprehension organizers Book Report Template Nonfiction Problem Solution Character and Setting organizer Character Setting Bundle Beginning Middle End Main Idea and Details Making Predications .................................................................................................................................... Want 50% off deals?! When I first list my products, I put most of them on sale for 50% off for the first week! If you follow my store, TPT will send you an email when I post something new and it will also show up in the status on the main page. To follow, look under where my logo is located and click on "follow me." .................................................................................................................................... Feedback is greatly appreciated! =)
As a child, I had an avid imagination. I see the same traits in my own children today; I think creativity just comes naturally to most kids. Using
Technology unplugged activities seems like an oxymoron. How can you use technology if you only have access to a paper and pencil? The short answer is you can't but we know the long answer is sometimes you have to! If your school uses devices for testing or you lose wifi or you have a sub that is not comfortable with tech lessons, you might not be able to access technology during your scheduled time. In the past, you might have switched gears completely and did an unrelated lesson, but I've since found many paper and pencil activities that support the same
Change your test prep strategy with student-made science board games. See examples that my 4th graders created to review for the EOG.
Show students that muscles pull and never push bones with this easy to assemble and understand joint model for the skeletal and muscular systems or the skeletomuscular system. This hinge joint paper model will help students better understand how muscles and bones work together. Assemble using the guided PowerPoint and then answer the extension questions to show their understanding. WHAT'S INCLUDED in this 1 DAY MINI-BUNDLE: • 6 slide fully-editable PowerPoint presentation with title slides, objectives, bell work and guided notes • 5 NON-EDITABLE PDF pages which includes joint model template, instructions, answer key and extension questions STUDENTS WILL: • Follow the directions to cut-out and assemble a working joint model showing how the skeletal and muscular systems work together • Complete the extension questions about various types of joints THIS PRODUCT IS ALSO FOUND IN OUR: • Human Body Unit Bundle • Human Body Complete Bundle - PowerPoint Unit, INB, Task Card, Word Wall • Life Science Biology Curriculum Bundle CHECK OUT OUR OTHER HUMAN BODY PRODUCTS : • Human Body Systems - Interactive Notebook Activity Pack • Human Body Systems Bundle - STEAM Science Centers / Lab Stations • Human Body Systems - Word Wall • Human Body Systems - Task Cards • Integumentary system - Human Body "I Have . . . Who Has?" Game/Activity SEE HOW THIS LESSON ALIGNS WITH THE NGSS, TEKS or GSE Because we have created many of our own graphics or have purchased licenses to other graphics with permission, we cannot offer our resources in editable format unless otherwise stated. TERMS OF USE (TOU): All rights reserved by GETTING NERDY®️ • This product is to be used by the original purchaser only • Intended for classroom and personal use only • Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited • This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Skeletomuscular System Joint Model © 2012 to present Getting Nerdy ®️ All Rights Reserved www.gettingnerdyscience.com
This 84 piece Animal Mimicry clip art set will help teach students how animals use both batesian and mullerian mimicry to capture food or to defend themselves. Show students how animals mimic other animals through markings, shapes, colors, and more. This set will help introduce students to several animals that use these adaptions for survival. It includes the mimic octopus which uses several of these attributes to mimic multiple animals. It also includes the ladybird spider, the hover fly, the scarlet king snake, and the owl butterfly. The set includes 28 PNG color illustrations, 28 PNG gray scale black and white versions and 28 line versions. These are high resolution (300 dpi) transparent background graphics. No watermarks will appear on the files that you download. The clip art illustrations measure approximately 6 inches to preserve image quality when re-sizing. Included are the following: ● Coral Snake and Scarlet King Snake (With and Without Words) ● Coral Snake ● Flat Fish and Mimic Octopus (With and Without Words) ● Flat Fish ● Hover Fly ● Ladybird Mimic Spider ● Ladybug and Ladybird Mimic Spider (With and Without Words) ● Ladybug ● Lionfish and Mimic Octopus (With and Without Words) ● Lionfish ● Mimic Octopus (in three different postures) ● Owl and Owl Butterfly (With and Without Words) ● Owl Butterfly ● Owl ● Scarlet King Snake ● Sea Snake and Mimic Octopus (With and Without Words) ● Sea Snake ● Yellow Jacket and Hover Fly (With and Without Words) ● Yellow Jacket YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: ✿ Animal Biology Clip Art Bundle ian ✿ Animal Camouflage Clip Art TERMS OF USE: These graphics can be used for both personal and commercial use. Please download the preview above for complete Terms of Use. Crediting Studio Devanna may be done either by reference or by linking to the shop. If you have any questions, please contact us. We're always happy to help. Be the first to know about new clipart, freebies, and sales - just click the green star at the top of the page next to the Studio Devanna logo. This will enable us to send you notifications of products as they are uploaded to the shop. Check us out on Facebook;!
Bring animal adaptations to life with the vivid photographs in this Animal Adaptations Poster Pack. Each 11 x 17 inch poster includes definitions in simple language that children can readily understand. Poster Resources Included: Animal Adaptations defines the three types of adaptations—structural, behavioral, and physiological—in simple terms that children can understand. Camouflage highlights six animals—one for each animal class—that use the structural adaptation of “blending in.” Hibernation includes six animals, including mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and insects, that are dormant in winter. Migration includes animals that migrate to find food (caribou, wildebeest, and zebra), shelter (Monarch and hummingbird), or a place to reproduce (salmon). Mimicry features the king snake, hummingbird moth, and hoverfly, as well as comparison pictures with the animals they imitate. Science Vocabulary Words and Phrases: behavioral, camouflage, dormant, hibernation, migration, mimicry, physiological, predator, structural, venom Targeted Skills: Identifying the three categories of adaptations Describing ways animals adapt to their surroundings Identifying animals that use camouflage, mimicry, hibernation, and migration as adaptations Critical thinking skills of comparing and contrasting Building content-area literacy in science Reading fluency and comprehension Sample Pages: Please see the preview for images of each poster. Image Credits: The posters feature real-life photographs from a variety of sources, including copyright-free images, copyrighted images licensed under the Creative Commons, and copyrighted images that I have purchased for commercial use. Please see the Image Credits Page, included with this pack, for a detailed list of image sources. 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Rube Goldberg was an inventor, cartoonist, sculptor, author, and engineer who believed that people preferred the hard way to do things. He gained notoriety by illustrating cartoons featuring complicated inventions that accomplished a simple task. Our unique Rube Goldberg Foldable and Research tasks will take your students into the mind and science behind the cartoon machines, then challenge them to design a real life machine to complete a simple task. This project includes: 1. Instructions on how to make the foldable 2. Student Directions for the research steps and STEM project planning. 3. Templates for research with directions and links for various assigned tasks
