Take learning outdoors with this fall nature walk where children can learn about the signs of the season before, during, and after the walk.
You might be surprised to see a post about pumpkins in June! Yet this project began way back in October when I brought in pumpkins and gourds for a math lesson and for the children to explore at the science center. By November, the children noticed that the gourds were starting to change color, […]
Here are my 5 favorite science center activities for preschool, preK, kindergarten, or first grade to learn about plants, animals, & weather.
These free moth coloring pages are simple to print off and color! Entertain your littles as they learn about different species of moths!
This vocabulary assignment is a great help to incorporate common core language standards into your science class. This product contains a list of common science prefixes and suffixes, a worksheet to breakdown science terms into their morphemes (root terms), a matching worksheet with common science terms and their definitions, and answer keys. This assignment is very flexible as it will work for any level student from English Learner - EL - to more advanced students. This can also be used as a good substitute lesson plan. If you like this product please check back soon as we will be posting more in the near future. If you have any questions or concerns about any part of one of our products please let us know and we will be happy to work with you. Thank you! The Teacher Team Here are some other items you may be interested in: Microscope Introduction Powerpoint Pack Biology Microscope Measurement Lab Science Scientific Method Activities Variation in Cell Structure Lab Activity Science Safety Packet Anatomy-Biology Earthworm Dissection Lab Anatomy-Biology Coronary Heart Disease Risk Lab Anatomy Visual Tests and Experiments Lab Anatomy Chicken Wing Dissection Lab Anatomy Exploring Reflexes Lab Anatomy-Biology 3 in 1 Muscle Lab Package Nervous System 5 in 1 Lab Package The Effects of Exercise on the Cardiovascular System Lab Activity Customer Tips:How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. We value your feedback greatly as it helps us determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so we can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: • Look for the red star near the top of any page within our store and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive customized email updates about this store. ☺
Discover how to use an inquiry-based approach to teach your traditional preschool, kindergarten or first grade plant unit.
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Take learning outdoors with this fall nature walk where children can learn about the signs of the season before, during, and after the walk.
These free moth coloring pages are simple to print off and color! Entertain your littles as they learn about different species of moths!
This January, the invitations offered at our Discovery Centers included many that reflected our science unit on weather and our study of precipitation. In addition to exploring content, the centers allowed children time and space for being creative, inventive and using their imaginations. Makerspace Center The Makerspace Center was a new option for Discovery Workshop and was hugely […]
Here are my 5 favorite science center activities for preschool, preK, kindergarten, or first grade to learn about plants, animals, & weather.
Find out more about plants under the microscope in this video from Kew. Plants under the microscope, wood anatomy at Kew Gardens - www.kew.org/video/beneath-the-skin-of-plants/index.htm (Photo Peter Gasson RBG Kew)
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Use this guide to learn how to find butterfly eggs for an exciting and rewarding experience, especially if you choose to raise them inside!
Discover 5 must-have block play materials for your preschool or kindergarten block center to optimize social skills, learning, and engagement.
These free butterfly life cycle coloring pages are simple to print! Download these coloring sheets to learn about the butterfly life cycle!
Here are my 5 favorite science center activities for preschool, preK, kindergarten, or first grade to learn about plants, animals, & weather.
Discover 5 must-have block play materials for your preschool or kindergarten block center to optimize social skills, learning, and engagement.
If you take a moment to look with eyes to 'see', you might find evidence of God's creational power where you least expect it.
These leaf skeletons are beautiful! I love using nature for projects and this is a really fun one to do. While doing research for our le...
Yesterday, during the TPT Cyber Sales I sold quite a few of my Interactive Notebook: Holidays! Pack and I also had someone ask me how they are used...so I figured a post about my experience with them was due! Interactive Notebooks (or Journals or Lapbooks as they are also referred to!) are all over! I was inspired by the ideas I saw floating about- but nothing was brought down to the kindergarten level. I wanted my students to have an interactive 'scrapbook' of all we learned too- so I did a bit of research and got to work..and boy and am I glad I did! These notebooks have quickly become a favorite of my students! They actually ask to do more notebook activities! I can't work fast enough to keep up with them! So...how did I set them up and get them going? It was quite simple! Each child has a marble notebook and I purchased Post-It Stick on Tabs in rainbow colors. They have an ELA section, a Math section and a Science/SS section as defined by the tabs...and surprisingly they already know which tab is what and will say to me 'So this goes in the blue Science section Mrs. Drake?'! YES!! At first I had to trace the dotted lines so that tabs weren't cut off. Now I can basically copy as is! Here is a pic of our first go round with them: But I found that cutting out the pieces took too long to have them cut, glue and 'interact' at one shot (looking back- what was I thinking!) So now each of my students have a 5x7 envelope. Each Monday morning their 'morning work' is to cut the pages for the letter they will be working with that week and place all the pieces in their envelope. The envelopes are then stored with the notebooks, so when they go to that center, they just take out their envelope & book, take out the pieces, glue them in and then 'interact!' It is working out BEAUTIFULLY! It also lets me keep track of who was absent/missing during that center- if I see pieces in an envelope at the end of the week, I know who still needs to catch up! For copying/distributing purposes, I copy each letter set in collate/staple mode. They take a pack and are all set to cut! At first they needed some guidance, but now can all do it independently! Here is one of my students working on her 'Aa' page yesterday (we don't go in ABC order- I follow Fundations order): Want to try it out?! I have the 'Aa' pack up as a freebie on TPT! You can grab it here: A sneak peek into your freebie's components: Now once we were comfy with the ABC set, we started diving into our math and science sections! Here is our fall/not fall sort from the Fall set- one of our first 'science' insertions! (You can see the blue tab in this pic too!) We are working in the Holidays pack of goodies now! Yesterday, during word work, we practiced matching ending sounds! We first did a picture sort in a pocketchart and then the students went off and completed their I.N. entry independently! All but 3 of my students were able to do this solo- and even some took my '1st Grade Challenge' and labeled the pictures with letters to represent the ending sound! Considering this was our first go-round with ending sounds, I was quite impressed..and PROUD!!! So during Social Studies we read about Hanukkah and charted what we learned about Hanukkah! We are having a Hanukkah celebration tomorrow and I definitely think they are ready! We've been playing the dreidel game during Math Centers- and also playing Dreidel War! Last week we worked with Turkey War and the winner was the one with a 'greater' number. This week we are looking for the 'lesser' number! After creating our chart, the kids then went back and made their Hanukkah cubes in their notebooks. I then had each one 'read' to me for each section of the cube! I hope this helps explain notebook use in kindergarten a bit better! Feel free to ask away...I am more than willing to share what I have learned and done with my students! It surely is inspiring to watch them so excited about something...and I LOVE that by the end of the year they will walk away with a 'scrapbook' of all they learned and accomplished in kindergarten! I will be busy working on a 'Winter Set' during the holiday break! And I have a 'New Year' pack in the works- I am inspired to make more as I watch each little face sparkle and shine with excitement! One last thing...today is the LAST day of the TPT Cyber Sale! Use Promo Code CYBER for added discounts! I'll be doing some shopping this evening!
If you take a moment to look with eyes to 'see', you might find evidence of God's creational power where you least expect it.
These free butterfly life cycle coloring pages are simple to print! Download these coloring sheets to learn about the butterfly life cycle!
Children will enjoy guessing what the mystery bulb will grow into during this wintertime plant inquiry, as well as documenting growth.
Some of the best and most successful industrial designs have deep roots in the natural design of nature. This study is called biomimicry—the science and art of emulating nature’s best biological ideas to solve human problems. Nature has been solving problems for billions of years, and wise designers have looked to nature for inspiration. Bird wings influence airplane design. Mosquito mouths influence needle design. Shark gills influenced automotive design—specifically, how to vent hot air from the engine while preserving an aerodynamic profile. Ryan has always loved automotive and airplane design. He finds parallels between car and plane design and the designs in nature, particularly in sharks. This close-up photograph of a shark’s gills displays those similarities. Specifically, Ryan observes, “Nature is beautiful and sharks are beautiful. Shaped by millions of years of evolution, sharks are the closest things to perfection. You can feel their presence and energy. When they're around, they impose respect and humility. Sharing a moment with those sharks is definitely one of the experiences that I’m the most grateful for and that had a huge impact on me.”
Help you students to see the layers of the soil and understand what is in each layer. There are 3 worksheets in this packet: 1) Has everything completely filled out and labeled. 2) Has blanks for the student to fill in the names of the layers as well as words throughout the descriptions of the layers. 3) Is completely blank and has nothing filled out. This packet is perfect for multiple levels of learning and allows you to adapt it to your needs.
Learn how our tree inquiry began with the question, "Are Trees Alive?" and led us to take a tree walk and investigate tree parts.
Learn how our tree inquiry began with the question, "Are Trees Alive?" and led us to take a tree walk and investigate tree parts.
If you love the circus and science, then you'll have a blast trying out these circus science experiments. Kids will love the circus science activities!
Kindergarten Classroom Setup Made Easy! Find ideas for including floor plans, centers, & classroom decor using a zones model of organization.
Whether your kid is a preschooler or goes to middle school, he or she will enjoy these human body activities while learning about how the human body works. The anatomy of the human body is
1. Sternotomis Imperialis. Guinée; 2. Sternotomis cornutus. Madagascar; 3. Callipogon Lemoinei. Perou; 4. Palimna annulata. Cochinchine; 5....
Free, printable, hands-on activity which allows kids to see the relative size of the different planets
Discover how to use an inquiry-based approach to teach your traditional preschool, kindergarten or first grade plant unit.
