These task cards can be used with ANY science reading passage. In my school, every teacher is required to teach subject...
Literacy skills are essential in order for students to build a strong understanding of science concepts. Students need to be able to interpret
Upper elementary ideas for teaching informational text structures with anchor chart, interactive notebooks, task cards, assessments and more.
Informational text features lessons for reading and writing while studying lions. Perfect for kindergarten and first-grade!
This Common Core-aligned lesson uses poetry to teach grade 3-5 students about how machines and inventors have changed modern life.
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Insects are so interesting so Let's Explore!! Here you will see the final assessment. Not shown is the KWL activity. Find it here. ...
Find it here. Guiding the primary student through a research project can be difficult so I developed this bundle. Our world is full of mamma...
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Students compare the seasonal weather at their location with another U.S. location. They interpret temperature and precipitation data maps, collecting and recording the data for the two locations in order to find patterns and make comparisons. Visual supports (video, images), data maps, and informational text provide students with the context they need to identify seasonal weather at two locations. The associated lesson plan Investigating Seasonal Temperature and Precipitation Variations provides more support for teachers and students, including handouts and materials for diverse learners.
Use observations and analyze data to investigate how the amount of daylight changes throughout a year. This lesson plan includes an interactive lesson in which students gather evidence to describe the pattern in the changing duration of daylight.
Did you know that there are spiders that can totally immerse themselves in the pollen-covered center of a flower and there they will lay- just waiting for a flying insect to stop by to sip some nectar? And then, without much movement at all, the spider catches some dinner! Totally fascinating! And it's all about
We are still working on animal adaptions in science. In this lesson we read What Do You Do With A Tail Like This? We have talked quite a bi...
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How do plants convert sunlight into energy? Check out this visual infographic explaining the process of Photosynthesis for kids.
Infographic: Photosynthesis for Kids
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Use these six close reading strategies to help your students be better readers while reading informational text passages.
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