Light Doodle Notes Reflection Refraction Absorption How does light behave? These doodle notes provide visual triggers that improve focus, memory and learning and are useful in helping students visualize science concepts. This printable teaches/reviews light reflection, light refraction and light absorption. 2020 - Looking for a digital learning option for this item? This set of Google Slides (click here) goes with this product! You can purchase the slides separately or purchase the bundle that includes the slides and this pdf! (Bundle HERE) Can be used for initial instruction OR as a study sheet for students to review. An answer key is included as well as a few versions of the student doodle sheet so that you can pick one that best matches your students! Some teachers are even using the different versions to differentiate in their class…Genius! Note: This is NOT an editable document. Keep Calm and Doodle On ☺ Includes: Light Reflect, Refract, Absorb Doodle Notes Page- A few versions (Some with more detail/text, other with more blank space.) Teacher Answer Key Photo of a completed example ***************************************************** Other Doodle Lessons! All my DOODLES in ONE PLACE! Do you WRITE like a SCIENTIST? Science WRITING Skills DOODLE NOTES and STATIONS How do I study for a science test? Science Study Skills DOODLE NOTES and STATIONS Wind Erosion DOODLE NOTES Food Chain DOODLE NOTES © Kate’s Classroom Café 2016 All Rights Reserved
Thank you for checking out my August Visual Recipes Resource! This resource allows kids to easily follow & make 4 No-Cook Recipes including: S'mores Pudding Cups, Ocean Floats, Chocolate Fruit Yogurt Bites & Watermelon Pops! These visual recipes are perfect for incorporating hands on learning into classroom lessons and/or at home in your own kitchen! Using these recipes you will be able to target the following skill areas: Vocabulary, Grammar, Answering/Asking Questions, Following Directions, Sequencing, Core Words/Phrases, Expressive Language, Social/Pragmatics, Basic Concepts, and Cooking Concepts. There are FIVE PDFs included in this RESOURCE (ZIP file). You will need an unzipping program to access all of these files. To use this resource, simply print all the pages OR for a NO PRINT OPTION, open the PDF files on an iPad, tablet, or computer. HERE IS WHAT YOU GET: 4 VISUAL RECIPES: Listing all ingredients, tools, & step by step directions needed VOCABULARY CARDS for each recipe: You will easily be able to teach and review ingredients, tools, and actions with the provided vocabulary cards. *They also work as VISUALS!* COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS for each recipe:Include visual answer choices To-Do List Student/Client Preference Sheet Cheat Sheet for each recipe: Pre-filled with targets for Vocabulary, Questions, Core Words/Phrases, Adjectives, Verbs & Basic Concepts. Shopping List for each recipe: Pre-filled with ingredients and tools needed. Blank Cheat Sheet _________________________________________________________________________ I LOVE seeing and hearing how you use my resources! It truly warms my heart! Be sure to TAG ME on Instagram @live.love.speech so I don't miss your posts! _________________________________________________________________________ THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! Please e-mail me with any questions at [email protected]. xo Kristine Live Love Speech
Your students will love this engaging science lesson all about plants, and you'll love that it's no-prep and ready to teach. Each lesson slide is meant to be projected on your whiteboard to guide short and sweet discussions about important science concepts. Use these slides as a stand-alone lesson, or as a supplement to your existing science curriculum. Lesson Formats Included: ⭐ PDF ⭐ Powerpoint ⭐ Google Slides Inside this Lesson... 21 no-prep slides that include: Video Clips Discussion Starters Journal Prompts Games Topics Covered in this "Bite": What is a Plant? How Does a Seed Grow? Parts of a Plant Photosynthesis Carnivorous Plants How do Seeds Move? Plant Defenses How Do Humans Use Plants? Editable template slides are also included so you can tailor your discussions to fit your students' needs! Bite-Size Science is perfect for distance learning or remote learning. A narrated Google Slides version of this lesson has been included, so even the youngest students can learn independently. **Please note: The video links in this resource have been put through an ad removal website called SafeShare.tv - please check that your school district does not block SafeShare before purchase. Sometimes, links are moved or removed - please reach out to me via email at [email protected] if you find that a link is broken!
This product is a printable with condensed science notes for students. Give students a practical resource to access unit content. A condensed print for science notebooks is included. Sections Included: ✴ Organism Growth ✴ Growth & Reproduction ✴ Steps of Mitosis ✴ Steps of Meiosis ✴ Terminology ✴ Life Cycles ✴ Inherited Traits ✴ Metamorphosis Uses for this Product ☆ Plan or Review a Unit ☆ Provide a Study Guide ☆ Design an Assessment ☆ Support Instructional Activities Benefits for Students ✦ Condensed for Easy Access ✦ Practical Concept Organization ✦ Simple Design to Find Information Quickly ✦ Thorough Information on the Topic ✦ Avoid Pages and Pages of Notes Be sure to open the previews for a good look! Like this product? Be sure to FOLLOW ME for updates on new items! Other Products You Might Like: Moon Phase Assessments Science Quiz Question Bank Natural Cycles Unit
Social Support Bundle for Autism/Kindergarten/Special Ed I've bundled my supports, (Hitting, Biting, kicking) They remind students of the right way to behave and what they can do to calm down. I've added visuals to reinforce behaviours and make the book more interactive, ideal in our calm down corn...
Real life pictures to help your students learn step by step, about the life cycle of this dangerous little insect. It includes information about mosquitoes, its life cycle, what they eat, diseases carried by mosquitoes, predators, bites and treatment, habitats, bite prevention, the danger of mosquit...
Your students will love this engaging science lesson all about seasons, and you'll love that it's no-prep and ready to teach. Each lesson slide is meant to be projected on your whiteboard to guide short and sweet discussions about important science concepts. Use these slides as a stand-alone lesson, or as a supplement to your existing science curriculum. Lesson Formats Included: ⭐ PDF ⭐ Powerpoint ⭐ Google Slides Inside this Lesson... 17 no-prep slides that include: Video Clips Discussion Starters Journal Prompts Games Topics Covered in this "Bite": What are the Seasons? What Causes the Seasons? Tropical Seasons Seasons in Different Hemispheres Why Do Leaves Change Colors in Fall? Editable template slides are also included so you can tailor your discussions to fit your students' needs! Bite-Size Science is perfect for distance learning or remote learning. A narrated Google Slides version of this lesson has been included, so even the youngest students can learn independently. **Please note: The video links in this resource have been put through an ad removal website called SafeShare.tv - please check that your school district does not block SafeShare before purchase. Sometimes, links are moved or removed - please reach out to me via email at [email protected] if you find that a link is broken!
International Dot Day Center Ideas with STEM and Art (STEAM) Have you heard of International Dot Day? Dot Day takes place on September 15th. The inspiration for the day comes from the book, The Dot , by Peter H. Reynolds. In the story, the main character, Vashti, doesn’t believe she can draw.
Set your students up for scientific success by covering important science skills like observation, research, sorting, questioning, measuring, sequencing, describing, sequencing, labeling, comparing & contrasting, collaborating, experimenting, and more with these Print-And-Go interactive science notebook activities! _____________________________________________________________________ Worksheets are Black & White and sized perfectly to fit inside a standard composition notebook. Print on white paper for students to color or on colored paper to add some pizazz! _____________________________________________________________________ Covers Utah Elementary Science Core Curriculum Standard 1: Students will be able to apply scientific processes, communicate scientific ideas effectively, and understand the nature of science. _____________________________________________________________________ Science Concepts Covered Include: Scientists The 5 Senses Types of Science Science Tools Researching Observation Sorting by Attributes Asking Questions Measuring Sequencing Organizing Describing Comparing & Contrasting Creating Steps for a Procedure Labeling Identifying Cycles Collaborating Creating an Experiment __________________________________________________________ Please take a quick moment to rate this product. Your feedback is greatly appreciated!! _____________________________________________________________________ Follow Me by clicking on the green star above for to be the first to know about sales, freebies, new products, and FREE UPDATES from Bite-Size Teaching! _____________________________________________________________________ You may also be interested in: Insect Research Packet Back-to-School Ice-Breakers Back-to-School Explore the Room
Dental health and safety in 'bite size' easy-to-remember pieces! This activity challenges students to assess their dental health and safety practices. The student checklist could be used as the basis of a mini lesson on dental health. Mini Lesson Procedure: Introduce the lesson topic by asking students to share how they take care of and protect their teeth. Write their responses on the board. Also ask students to also share foods or practices that could harm their teeth. Ask students to share rules they would suggest for dental health. Have students complete the Dental Health and Safety Star activity. Ask them to share their responses and what they learned. Use this crossword puzzle as a follow up activity: Use the Healthy Teeth and Happy Smiles
Body System Vocabulary Doodle Notes Interactive Doodle Learning Tool for MS-LS1-3 This doodle note set includes 20 doodle note pages that address the middle school NGSS MS-LS1-3 Body Systems Vocabulary AND 20 corresponding, clickable interactive pages! Note- This is part of a larger set and intended to be used as a whole set! It addresses key vocabulary to match the standard ms-ls1-3 (see specific word list below) Includes: PDF of Doodle Notes Fully Colored and completed ANSWER KEYS Interactive Tool for Students! Share the provided link with your students and they can click through the Doodle Note Interactive Pages to gather content for each section. (See video preview for more information!) MS-LS1-3 Use argument supported by evidence for how the body is a system of interacting subsystems composed of groups of cells. Vocabulary terms included on these doodle pages: Tissue, Organ, Organ System, Body System, Circulatory System, Heart, Blood, White Blood Cells, Plasma, Platelets, Red Blood Cells, Blood Vessels, Arteries, Capillaries, Veins, Excretory System, Kidneys, Urine, Ureters, Bladder, Urethra, Digestive System, Mouth, Saliva, Peristalsis, Gallbladder, Liver, Pancreas, Esophagus, Epiglottis, Stomach, Small Intestine, Large Intestine, Respiratory System, Lungs, Alveoli, Larynx, Trachea, Bronchial Tubes, Diaphragm, Muscular System, Nervous System, Neurons, Synapse, Sensory Organs, Central Nervous System, Peripheral Nervous System, Cellular Respiration Doodle notes... help students record learning and make meaning of new knowledge. chunk information into digestible bites and age-appropriate scaffolding. help students associate images with concepts which triggers their memory for knowledge application. NOTE: These are for students in grades 6-8, as they specifically align to the Next Generation Science Standards for that age range. This is part of a larger set of LIFE SCIENCE doodle notes for middle school. It is recommended that they be used together. See the Doodle Note Buyer's Guide in our store for more details! Captivate Science 2021
This product is a printable with condensed science notes for students. Give students a practical resource to access unit content. A condensed print for science notebooks is included. Sections Included: ✴ Animal Taxonomy ✴ Sea Sponges ✴ Cnidarians ✴ Flatworms ✴ Roundworms ✴ Segmented Worms ✴ Mollusks ✴ Arthropods ✴ Insects ✴ Kinds of Arthropods ✴ Echinoderms ✴ Terminology Uses for this Product ☆ Plan or Review a Unit ☆ Provide a Study Guide ☆ Design an Assessment ☆ Support Instructional Activities Benefits for Students ✦ Condensed for Easy Access ✦ Practical Concept Organization ✦ Simple Design to Find Information Quickly ✦ Thorough Information on the Topic ✦ Avoid Pages and Pages of Notes Be sure to open the previews for a good look! Like this product? Be sure to FOLLOW ME for updates on new items! Other Products You Might Like: Moon Phase Assessments Science Quiz Question Bank Natural Cycles Unit
This is designed to be a group activity. The class is split up into groups. Each group is given an article about a particular historical incident involving Forensic Odontology. The groups then reads through their article, and fill out the Forensic Odontology Case Study Activity Handout. The handout has the following areas to be filled out: Name of case Date Location Significance Description of the case Conclusion After the students fill out their handouts they brief the class about their case. There are 5 separate Forensic Odontology Case Articles included. These are the names: Carmine Calabro Gordon Hay Harry Dobkin John Webster Theodore Bundy Buyer's Comments: "My student enjoyed the cases studies as an extension of our study of forensic odontology. This resource highlighted five diverse and engaging cases to compare. Student read and discussed the cases." Allison G. "This was a perfect add on to my bite mark unit. It was fun to break the students up and have them read different cases. The cases were just long enough too that even my struggling readers were able to get through the reads. very doable in a 40 min class period." Stacy S. "Broke student into groups of four (one case study I did not use), then had students present to one another about what they read." Kelly P. *********************************************************************************************************** For updates about sales and new products, please follow my store: My TpT Store I would love to have you follow me on my Facebook Page My Facebook Page If you have any questions please contact me at the following email: [email protected] ********************************************************************************************************* 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. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺ ************************************************************************************************************ **TERMS OF USE** You may: Use this item for your own classroom, students, or for you own personal use only. Buy additional licenses for others to use this product at a discount by visiting your TpT “My Purchases” page. Review this product to recommend to others to buy it in blog post, at professional development workshops, or other venues as long as credit is given to my store with a direct link to my store/product. You may not: Upload this product to any unsecured website or server that other teachers can access for free. Give this product to others without purchase of an additional license for them (this includes emailing, printing copies, or sharing through a website, cloud, or other network) Copy or modify any part of this document to offer others for free or for sale. All rights reserved by SciLee Science Depot ©
Social Skill Supports for students in Special Ed, "Getting angry" Plus "Hitting out." Visual stories to help students with Autism/Special Ed understand how others might behave or respond in a particular situation, and therefore how they might be expected to behave and to help others understand the perspective of a person with autism and why they may respond or behave in a particular way. These stories can be used to support positive behavior. __________________________________________________ Included 1. Hitting out at people 2. 2 x Social Strips 3. NEWLY ADDED - I need to calm myself Picture visual by Kari Bolt clipart FOR MORE SOCIAL NARRATIVES No Hitting https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/No-Hitting-Social-Story-1-1709770 No Biting https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/No-Biting-Social-Story-1620863 Stranger Danger https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Stranger-danger-Social-story-1561602 No Kicking https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/No-kicking-Social-Story-1712002 Behaviour BUNDLE - 6 for the price of 3 https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Behaviour-Bundle-6-Social-Stories-1839521 No Pinching https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/No-Pinching-Social-Story-1829331 No Swearing https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/No-Swearing-Social-Story-1916163 No Hitting 2 https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Social-Story-NO-HITTING-1939073 Class Voice https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Social-Story-1939668
Your students will love this engaging science lesson all about ecosystems, and you'll love that it's no-prep and ready to teach. Each lesson slide is meant to be projected on your whiteboard to guide short and sweet discussions about important science concepts. Use these slides as a stand-alone lesson, or as a supplement to your existing science curriculum. Lesson Formats Included: ⭐ PDF ⭐ Powerpoint ⭐ Google Slides Inside this Lesson... 16 no-prep slides that include: Video Clips Discussion Starters Journal Prompts Games Topics Covered in this "Bite": What is an Ecosystem? Producers, Consumers & Decomposers Food Chains & Food Webs Invasive Species Imbalanced Ecosystems Editable template slides are also included so you can tailor your discussions to fit your students' needs! Bite-Size Science is perfect for distance learning or remote learning. A narrated Google Slides version of this lesson has been included, so even the youngest students can learn independently. **Please note: The video links in this resource have been put through an ad removal website called SafeShare.tv - please check that your school district does not block SafeShare before purchase. Sometimes, links are moved or removed - please reach out to me via email at [email protected] if you find that a link is broken!
Download these FREE Depth and Complexity posters for your classroom. They are perfect for eliciting critical thinking and problem-solving.
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The Chemistry of Life: Chemical Reactions & Enzymes Packet includes a PowerPoint with embedded video clip links, Student Guided Scaffolded Notes, Teacher Notes, a Worksheet with Answers, and an Apple Enzyme Activity. The PowerPoint is fully editable. The Notes & Worksheets are editable Word Docs too. This will allow you to modify the lesson to your individual classroom needs. There are also PDF files for the notes & worksheets. (You cannot copy or modify any part of this lesson to offer others for free or for sale.) The following topics are covered: Atom rearrangement Reactants Products Activation energy Catalyst Biological catalysts Enzymes roles Denatured enzymes Active site Substrate Apples Enzyme Activity Students use apples to explore the effect of enzymes. Normally, once an apple is bitten, the white exposed part discolors quickly. Students will see what happens when juice is applied to the apple bite. After observing their apple. The students have several questions they need to answer. Activity includes detailed instructions and several questions the students need to answer. Supplies needed: Apple Lemon wedge Paper plate Napkin *********************************************************************************************************** For updates about sales and new products, please follow my store: My TpT Store I would love to have you follow me on my Facebook Page My Facebook Page If you have any questions please contact me at the following email: [email protected] ********************************************************************************************************* 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. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺ ************************************************************************************************************ **TERMS OF USE** You may: Use this item for your own classroom, students, or for you own personal use only. Buy additional licenses for others to use this product at a discount by visiting your TpT “My Purchases” page. Review this product to recommend to others to buy it in blog post, at professional development workshops, or other venues as long as credit is given to my store with a direct link to my store/product. You may not: Upload this product to any unsecured website or server that other teachers can access for free. Give this product to others without purchase of an additional license for them (this includes emailing, printing copies, or sharing through a website, cloud, or other network) Copy or modify any part of this document to offer others for free or for sale. All rights reserved by SciLee Science Depot ©
Help your students take a bite out of FOOD CHAINS with this unit including 2 Food Chain activities using real-life animal pictures and recording sheets! This is a great addition to your Food Chains curriculum and will add excitement and discovery to your Science Center! What other teachers have said about this product: "SUPERB! EXCELLENT QUALITY! A MUST HAVE...GREAT PRODUCT. A LOT OF GREAT PICTURES!! Thanks, Thanks, Thanks!" "I love the real animal picture cards. There is so much you can do with this unit! Thank you!" "I loved the photographs used in making these cards. Thanks for creating such a valuable resource." "An incredible resource for my first graders. Explained in a perfect way that they all understood and got so excited for!" "This resource provided quality information, photos and activities for food chains. I was able to use this resource to teach about herbivore, carnivore, omnivore and decomposers. The images enhanced the lesson. The activities help tie everything together." Please click the PREVIEW button above for a detailed look at this unit. **Herbivore, Carnivore, Omnivore or Decomposer This unit includes 6 Herbivore, 6 Carnivore, 6 Omnivore and 6 Decomposer picture cards for sorting. The picture cards come with and without animal name labels. I've also included Herbivore, Carnivore, Omnivore and Decomposer header cards to sort the pictures under. The decomposer header cards and pictures are not needed for sorting if your class does not study those. These cards are great for the Science Center! You can make the center self-checking by placing a colored dot on the back of the main sort cards and the same color dot on the back of the picture cards it corresponds to. **Food Chains Activities The next activity also includes real-life animal pictures and 5 different food chains for the kids to put in order (all food chains begin with the sun). Students can then draw the food chain they created into their science journals, draw and label their food chain on the included recording sheet or glue the recording sheet into their journals. Recording sheets are also included in several versions depending on what you need. **Food Chains Printables: HUGE variety of ready to use printables to help you teach, reinforce, review or assess learning with your students. Includes KWL charts, ABC order, cut/paste, label the picture, notebook foldables, draw/label/describe, vocabulary science notebook foldables and fact sheets to name a few! **Food Chains Anchor Charts: Full color anchor charts feature real pictures and perfect for centers, bulletin board displays or hanging around your classroom. Includes the following: Food Chain, Organism, Carnivore, Herbivore, Omnivore, Decomposer, Producer, Consumer, Primary Producer, Primary Consumer, Secondary Consumer, Tertiary Consumer You may also enjoy this Food Chains PowerPoint using real animal pictures. Click on the link to check it out! Animals, Energy and Food Chains PowerPoint **Look for the green star next to my store picture and click it to follow my store. You're now my newest follower and will receive updates about this store. :) If you are happy with this unit, please consider leaving feedback and let others know how you used it in your classroom! :) Thanks for looking! Sheila Melton ©SheilaMelton. All of the activities included in this unit are the intellectual properties of Sheila Melton. This resource is for classroom use and is intended for the purchaser. Duplication for other classes, by other teachers or for use in wide distribution such as a school district or on the internet, is strictly forbidden unless multiple licenses are obtained. You may not re-sell or claim this product as your own. Violations are subject to the penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
This activity presents eye safety rules in 'bite size' pieces that make it easy for students to learn and remember. Students are asked to answer 'yes or no' to five questions that deal with the basics of eye safety. After completing the checklist, they are asked to identify and set a goal for improvement on one of the checklist items. Topics covered include: eye exams, sharp objects, reading sunglasses, and lighting. Find more health and safety activities at theKidZ Learning Connection store.
This easy to use no prep product has 40 different pieces that students can mix or match to create custom-designed animal lapbook reports. There are 20 with writing lines and 20 without lines. This project might be just the thing for review of writing skills and vocabulary pertinent to nonfiction reports. Rather than include animal faces and graphics for kids to copy, cut, and paste I decided to include a blank “picture piece” for kids to draw their own version of the animal they might choose for their reports. This way you won’t have your students doing “cookie cutter” animals. Kids can color and add details to the other pieces for originality. I added core standards for grades 2-4 on pages that could be posted in a classroom, ESL Insights, which is a guide to use this product with ELLs, and a new paper option for report writing. My students really enjoyed creating these lapbooks. They are really great organizers, too for further writing. Teachers who need portfolio writings can have their students use these lap books as springboards. I included a report template that could be used in addition to the lap book. You might also like: MY HERITAGE LAPBOOK REPORT I KNOW ABOUT FIREFLIES NONFICTION READER w/ 7 Activities An Ocean Food Chain Flip Book from Plankton to Orca A RAINFOREST FLIP BOOK from ANT TO JAGUAR w/CRAFT Internet Butterfly Research Internet Research Templates SOCIAL MEDIA: Jackie Crews Facebook Page Jackie Crews on Pinterest Jackie Crews Blog Jackie on Instagram Standards supported by this RESOURCE: CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.2.1 Write opinion pieces in which they introduce the topic or book they are writing about, state an opinion, supply reasons that support the opinion, use linking words (e.g., because, and, also) to connect opinion and reasons, and provide a concluding statement or section. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.2.2 Write informative/explanatory texts in which they introduce a topic, use facts and definitions to develop points, and provide a concluding statement or section. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.2.5 With guidance and support from adults and peers, focus on a topic and strengthen writing as needed by revising and editing. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.2.6 With guidance and support from adults, use a variety of digital tools to produce and publish writing, including in collaboration with peers. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.2.7 Participate in shared research and writing projects (e.g., read a number of books on a single topic to produce a report; record science observations). CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.2.8 Recall information from experiences or gather information from provided sources to answer a question. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.3.1.A Introduce the topic or text they are writing about, state an opinion, and create an organizational structure that lists reasons. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.3.1.B Provide reasons that support the opinion CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.3.2 Write informative/explanatory texts to examine a topic and convey ideas and information clearly. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.3.2.A Introduce a topic and group related information together; include illustrations when useful to aiding comprehension. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.3.2.B Develop the topic with facts, definitions, and details. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.3.4 With guidance and support from adults, produce writing in which the development and organization are appropriate to task and purpose. (Grade-specific expectations for writing types are defined in standards 1-3 above.) CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.3.5 With guidance and support from peers and adults, develop and strengthen writing as needed by planning, revising, and editing. (Editing for conventions should demonstrate command of Language standards 1-3 up to and including grade 3. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.3.7 Conduct short research projects that build knowledge about a topic. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.3.8 Recall information from experiences or gather information from print and digital sources; take brief notes on sources and sort evidence into provided categories. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.4.1. A Introduce a topic or text clearly, state an opinion, and create an organizational structure in which related ideas are grouped to support the writer's purpose. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.4.1. B Provide reasons that are supported by facts and details CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.4.2 Write informative/explanatory texts to examine a topic and convey ideas and information clearly. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.4.2. A Introduce a topic clearly and group related information in paragraphs and sections; include formatting (e.g., headings), illustrations, and multimedia when useful to aiding comprehension. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.4.2. B Develop the topic with facts, definitions, concrete details, quotations, or other information and examples related to the topic CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.4.2. D Use precise language and domain-specific vocabulary to inform about or explain the topic CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.4.4 Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development and organization are appropriate to task, purpose, and audience. (Grade-specific expectations for writing types are defined in standards 1-3 above.) CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.4.5 With guidance and support from peers and adults, develop and strengthen writing as needed by planning, revising, and editing. (Editing for conventions should demonstrate CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.4.7 Conduct short research projects that build knowledge through investigation of different aspects of a topic CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.4.9 Draw evidence from literary or informational texts to support analysis, reflection, and research.
Social Skills - Kindergarten/Autism/Special EdThis visual tool was created for students that struggle with biting.This story supports these students by looking at the different things their mouth and teeth are for and what they can do to calm down.I have printed and laminated each page of this story...
Cooking activities are one of the best ways to make memories, delicious snacks, and continue to build fundamental skills that every child needs. Let’s dive into the BEST No-Cook June Visual Recipes with an added seasonal FREEBIE! Recipes include: Under the Sea Snack, Brownie Bites Grill, Ice Cream in a Bag, Mini Banana Pops & a Crab Cookie Freebie!
Your students will love this engaging science lesson all about the water cycle, and you'll love that it's no-prep and ready to teach. Each lesson slide is meant to be projected on your whiteboard to guide short and sweet discussions about important science concepts. Use these slides as a stand-alone lesson, or as a supplement to your existing science curriculum. Lesson Formats Included: ⭐ PDF ⭐ Powerpoint ⭐ Google Slides Inside this Lesson... 19 no-prep slides that include: Video Clips Discussion Starters Journal Prompts Games Topics Covered in this "Bite": What is The Water Cycle? Precipitation Accumulation Transpiration Evaporation Condensation How Does Water Get To Our Homes? Editable template slides are also included so you can tailor your discussions to fit your students' needs! Bite-Size Science is perfect for distance learning or remote learning. A narrated Google Slides version of this lesson has been included, so even the youngest students can learn independently. **Please note: Sometimes, links are moved or removed - please reach out to me via email at [email protected] if you find that a link is broken!
The 14 Day, No Prep Forensics Unit #5 Bundle includes: Introduction to Physical Evidence, Forensic Odontology, Footwear Evidence, Tire Impressions, and Document Examination. Each of these lessons includes a PowerPoint with embedded video clip links, illustrated Student Guided Scaffolded Notes, Teacher Notes, and a Worksheet with Answers. In addition, there are FOUR Activities, a Study Guide, a Justpardy Review Game, TWO Quizzes, and TWO Tests Assessments. There is a BONUS FILE TOO! BONUS FILE includes: Analyzing Your Handwriting Activity Simulated Forgery Activity 15 Day Unit Plan 16 Five Minute Timed Daily Warm up PowerPoints The Introduction to Physical Evidence lesson covers the following topics: What Physical Evidence is The role Physical Evidence plays in criminal investigations Transient Evidence Pattern Evidence Conditional Evidence Associated Evidence Classifications of Evidence Analysis Stages of Physical Evidence Question Evidence Known Standard The Forensic Odontology lesson covers the following topics: Description of Odontology Identify unknown human remains Analyzing bite marks on crime victims, suspects, and evidence Teeth characteristics Primary teeth Permanent teeth Crown Root Dentin Pulp mtDNA The Footwear Evidence lesson covers the following topics: Three dimensional impressions Two dimensional visible prints Two dimensional latent prints How shoe prints can be evidence Collecting footwear evidence Lifting 2-D prints 3-D Impressions 3-D Cast impressions Enhancement methods Analysis of footwear evidence The Tire Impressions lesson covers the following topics: Tire impressions Tire tracks Original equipment tire Replacement tires Groves Slots Sipe Tread wear indicator Noise treatment Track width Wheelbase Turning diameter Recovery of tire track evidence Analysis of tire track evidence The Document Examination lesson covers the following topics: Document Questioned document Functions of a Forensic Document Examiner Types of document that can be used as evidence Becoming a Document Examiner Theory of Handwriting Collection of writing standards Two classes of writing standards Process of comparison Types of fraudulent writing Factors that can affect handwriting Challenges to document field Future trends Techniques used to identify fraudulent documents Forensic Odontology Case Study Activity Description This is designed to be a group activity. The class is split up into groups. Each group is given an article about a particular historical incident involving Forensic Odontology. The groups then reads through their article, and fill out the Forensic Odontology Case Study Activity Handout. The handout has the following areas to be filled out: Name of case Date Location Significance Description of the case Conclusion After the students fill out their handouts they brief the class about their case. There are 5 separate Forensic Odontology Case Articles included. These are the names: Carmine Calabro Gordon Hay Harry Dobkin John Webster Theodore Bundy Forensic Files: “Killer Impression” Video Reflection Activity This assignment is a Video Reflection of Forensic Files: “Killer Impression”. Years after her death, a woman’s case is reopened. Tire track evidence helps to solve the crime. The video is approximately 25 minutes long. “For sixteen years, the death of woman was considered an accident; then someone called police to suggest she had been murdered by her husband. Before the investigation could begin, the tipster was found dead in much the same manner as the wife. Was this an unfortunate coincidence, or the MO of a serial killer?” This video is available on YouTube for free. The link to the video is included with the download. Several years ago I stopped using accompanying worksheets to videos I show in class. Too many times students are more focused in answering the questions, rather than absorbing what they are watching. But, I wanted the students to be actively engaged with the video. So, I started using “Video Reflections”. The video reflection handout has two columns on it. Student write what they have learned on the column on the left. They write down any questions they have on the column to the right. At the end of class, each student needs to tell the teacher something they learned, or a question they have. When given a choice, most students would rather have this type of assignment, compared to a worksheet. Forensic Files: “Shoe-in for Murder” Video Reflection Activity This assignment is a Video Reflection of Forensic Files: “Shoe-in for Murder”. A woman was murdered in her home, as her young daughter hid in her bedroom. The investigators use shoeprint and other evidence to solve the crime. The video is approximately 25 minutes long. “Terrified, the young girl hid in her bedroom while her mother was attacked and stabbed to death. The day was May 12, 1994, when Crystal Perry was viciously murdered in her home in Bridgton, Maine. Investigators had a wealth of evidence: shoe impressions, distinctive blood drops, and the killer's DNA. What they didn't have was a basis for comparison. Nevertheless, eventually Michael Hutchinson, 32, was found guilty of murder in the 1994 slaying at Perry's home.” This video is available on YouTube for free. The link to the video is included with the download. Disputed Documents Case Study Activity Description This is designed to be a group activity. The class is split up into groups. Each group is given an article about a particular historical incident involving a Disputed Document. The groups then reads through their article, and fill out the Disputed Documents Case Study Activity Handout. The handout has the following areas to be filled out: Name of case Date Location Significance Description of the case Conclusion After the students fill out their handouts they brief the class about their case. There are 4 separate Disputed Document Case Articles included. These are the names: Arthur Perry Graham Backhouse Hitler Diaries John Magnuson The Study Guide is TWO pages long. It has key vocabulary words that the students need to define. There are also 8 open response type questions the students need to answer. Both Word and PDF versions are provided. This will allow you to modify the lesson to your individual classroom needs. (You cannot copy or modify any part of this lesson to offer others for free or for sale.) The Justpardy Review Game PowerPoint has a similar concept to the game seen on TV Game Play Suggestion: Set up tables in front of the classroom, 1 table per team. Divide the class up into 3-5 team, depending on class size. Have each student taking a turn coming up that teams table at the front of the class. Rotate, so each team gets to pick the Answer on the screen. Each team representative in the front of the class writes down their answer. For each correct answer the team gets a point. The team with the most points when the game ends wins. I found that doing the game this way, each and every student participates. This prevents that one student from dominating the game. This is a fun way to review for a test. The PowerPoint is fully editable. This will allow you to modify the lesson to your individual classroom needs. (You cannot copy or modify any part of this lesson to offer others for free or for sale.) Quiz: Introduction to Physical Evidence & Forensic Odontology 8 Multiple choice type questions Answers are provided Quiz: Footwear Evidence, Tire Impressions, and Document Examination 8 Multiple choice type questions Answers are provided Test: Introduction to Physical Evidence, Forensic Odontology, Footwear Evidence, Tire Impressions, and Document Examination 26 Multiple choice type questions 4 Short answer type questions 2 Open response question Answers are included The Introduction to Physical Evidence, Forensic Odontology, Footwear Evidence, Tire Impressions, and Document Examination: Portfolio/Reflective Journal is an assessment tool where the STUDENT picks how they want to show you they have mastery of the subject. The students are given 13 different objectives they need to show mastery of. They do this by completing a project. They type is of their choice. These are some suggestions: Make a collage Comprise a song or rap Construct a mobile Make a poster Assemble a scrap book Traditional answer in writing (in a "project" form) Other ideas you have (check with me first) This assignment can be an additional assessment for students or the main assessment used. Buyer's Comments: "First time teaching forensic science, so this definitely helped!" Cara P. "I have now purchased every bundle from this seller with regards to teaching my forensic science students. The Google Slides and Guided Reading Notes are very well done and they are followed by a corresponding homework assignment. The bundle also provides a study guide and exam to finish off the material." S. 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Stranger Safety in 'bite size' easy-to-remember pieces! This activity challenges students to assess their stranger danger safety practices. The student checklist could be used as the basis of a mini lesson on stranger safety. Mini Lesson Procedure: Introduce the lesson topic by asking students to share their definitions of a stranger. Write their responses on the board. Led students to the conclusion that strangers are everywhere and that not all strangers are dangerous, but it is best to follow rules to stay safe. Ask students to share rules that they follow for stranger safety, Have students complete the Stranger Danger Safety Star activity. Ask them to share their responses and what they learned. Check out more Stranger Safety activities! Stranger Safety Bundle Grades 2-3 Stranger Safety Bundle Grades 1-2
Bullying Clip art depicting realistic and unique children experiencing the different forms of bullying: Verbal, social, physical & cyber bullying. You will get the following clip art: 1. Child biting 2. Child experiencing cyber bullying 3. Gossiping 4. Child pulling faces, poking tongue at someone 5. Punching 6. Racial Bullying 7. Swearing 8. Tripping You will get 3 copies of each image (24 images in total) in the following formats: black and white; colored with colored outlines and colored with black outlines. By purchasing this set you agree to the RamonaM Graphics T&C Click here to download a copy Copy also included with set. You may also like: Kids Reading Books clip art Kids: Indoor Activities lip art Classroom Rules clip art Teachers in Action Clip art A day in the life of a Dog Clip art
Internet safety in 'bite size' easy-to-remember pieces! This activity challenges students to assess their Internet safety practices. The student checklist could be used as the basis of a mini lesson on Internet safety. Mini Lesson Procedure: Introduce the lesson topic by asking students to share rules they follow when using the computer and Internet. Write their responses on the board. Ask students to share why they think it is important to follow these rules. Have students complete the Internet Safety Star activity. Ask them to share their responses and what they learned. Find more health and safety activities at the KidZ Learning Connection
Looking for a visual and hands-on way to help your special education students improve their skills? Look no further than this huge bundle of social narrative stories! With over 100 visual stories included, this bundle of social narrative stories is perfect for educators and professionals who want to help their students understand different situations, emotions, behaviors and expectations. My social narrative stories are designed with visual learners in mind, making them a great way to explain different activities, life skills, and situations to your students. Each story breaks down events into small steps and helps to walk your students through the process. With engaging, yet simple graphics that match the content on each page, these stories are an engaging and effective way to promote independence and help your students learn. As a special education teacher, you know that every student has unique needs. That's why I'm constantly adding new social stories to this bundle based on your feedback and requests. And with this bundle, you'll always have access to the latest stories, no matter how much our collection grows! So if you want to help your students improve their skills in a visual, hands-on and engaging way, this social narratives stories bundle is the perfect solution for your classroom and students! The social narrative stories included so far are; Biting. View here. Brushing Hair. View here. Getting Dressed. View here. Going on a Plane. View here. Going to Hairdressers. View here. Brushing Teeth. View here. Going to School. View here. Going to the Toilet. - Boy and Girl option. View here. Going to the Zoo. View here. Hitting. View here. Taking a Bath. View here. General behavior / behaviour. View here. Going to Dentist. View here. Going to the Doctors. View here. Halloween. View here. What are hands for? View here. Having a Shower. View here. Sharing. View here. Washing Hands. 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Getting Arrested. View here. Bonfire Night. View here. Using Kind Words. View here. Being First. View here. Using Stairs. View here. Threatening Others. View here. Hands Out of Pants. View here. Summer Vacation. View here. No Toys from Home. View here. Going to College. View here. Conflict Resolution. View here. Accepting 'No'. View here. Asking a friend to play. View here. Boundaries. View here. Going On a Field Trip. View here. Going to the Library. View here. Good Hygiene. View here. Healthy Relationships. View here. How People Communicate. View here. I Am Angry. View here. Riding the Bus to School. View here. Saying Goodbye to Broken Toys. View here. Telling the Truth. View here. How to Use Print out all of the included pages on each story. Laminate the pages. Bind together as a book. I like to store all of my social narrative stories in our classroom library for students to access independently as well. Why Use Social Narratives? Social narratives are a powerful tool for teaching a range of skills, including social skills and life skills to students. Here are just 5 benefits of using social narratives with your students; They can help your students to understand different social situations. The story can break down social situations into smaller, more manageable parts. This can help students to understand the situation and what is expected of them. Social narratives can help to increase social interaction by teaching students different behaviors. These stories can provide clear examples of what is expected from individuals in different social situations. This can help students to feel more comfortable and confident when interacting with their peers. Many students can feel reduced anxiety when using social narrative stories. These stories help students know what to expect and when. This will help learners feel more confident. Social narratives can help to improve communication skills. They can give students ideas for how to express themselves and manage their communications with others. They can also help to enhance problem-solving skills for students by providing them with ways to work through different problems and situations that they may find themselves in. This helps students to build the necessary skills needed to identify and solve problems of their own. Click below to find: Communication Resources Social Narratives Autism Classroom Resources Once you have purchased this resource don't forget to come back and leave feedback to help you gain some TpT credits! If you want to keep up to date with my sales, new resources, freebies and so much more click the green ★ next to my store name! I love to see my resources in action in your classrooms, if you use one and would like to send me an image of it you can send to me @teachingautism on Instagram! Follow me here. What are TpT Credits? 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Digital Access Via Google Slides included. This bundle includes Interactive Notebooks, 100% editable PowerPoints, and a large variety of Printables/ Worksheets. 6 Unit Packs: Weather, The Water Cycle, Matter, Solar Systems, Human Body Systems, Force and Motion Save 30% off on the Science Bundle Packs! Examples and directions are included for the interactive notebooks. The Weather Unit also has posters and sorting activities. To get a closer look at each of the units, you can click on each item individually to see the previews. What is included in this bundle: • Weather Unit Pack Topics- Weather, Climate, Meteorology, air pressure, weather fronts (cold front, warm front, stationary front, occluded front, dry line), rain, flood, flash flooding, tornadoes, Hurricanes, drought, Blizzards, ice storm, frost bite, avalanches, clouds (Stratus, Cirrus, Cumulus, and Cumulonimbus), weather instruments and symbols (Thermometer, Barometer, Rain Gauge, Wind Vane, Wind Sock, Anemometer, Weather Map, Low Pressure, High Pressure). • Water Cycle Pack Topics- The Sun’s Energy, Evaporation, Transpiration, Condensation, Precipitation, Runoff, Collection, Infiltration, Sublimation, Hydrology • Matter Unit Pack Topics- Matter, Mass, Volume, Solid, Liquid, Gas, Molecules, Properties of Matter (Physical change and chemical change) • Solar System Pack Topics- The Sun (corona, solar flares, and sun spots), The planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune), Planets divided into inner and outer planets (terrestrial and gas giants), Earth’s Orbit, Layers of the Earth, Earth’s Atmospheric Layers, Earth’s Moon (moon phases), William Herschel • Human Body Systems Pack Topics- Digestive, Respiratory, Nervous, Skeletal, Muscular, and Circulatory, The top ten organs (brain, heart, spleen, lungs, intestines, stomach, liver, pancreas, kidney, and urinary bladder) • Force and Motion Pack Topics- Force, Motion, Magnetism, Friction, Gravity, Mass, Weight, Isaac Newton, Newton’s three laws of motion, Fun facts about force and motion, inertia, speed, acceleration Be aware, if you had already purchased any of these items included in this bundle separately , there will be repeats in your purchase. Don’t forget to follow The Discovery Apple for updates on new items and great deals! The Discovery Apple
Teaching about clouds doesn’t need to be complicated. This clouds mini book is a wonderful tool for providing your students with all the information they need to know in well-organized, bite-sized chunks. If you’re looking to get your students excited to learn about clouds, this mini book (with two hands-on science demonstrations) is for you. The activities will help your students explore how clouds are formed and why some clouds produce precipitation. It even covers why some clouds are white, and some are gray. This mini book can be completed together during a whole group lesson, given as an independent project after learning about the water cycle, or used as an assessment at the end of the unit. It includes…. • Clouds Mini Book • Hands-on clouds activities (project directions & questions, example photo) • Answer Key It covers…. • What is a cloud? • How are clouds made? • Why do clouds float? • What gives clouds their color? • Types of clouds • Why do some clouds produce precipitation? (Please see the preview to see exactly what is covered.) If you have any questions, please contact me through the questions and answers section. *************************************************************************** You might also like… Weather Mini-Book Water Cycle Mini-Book Maps: More Than A Mini-Book *************************************************************************** How to find out about new freebies, products, and discounts: • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to log in). 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 about the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases.
Did you make gingerbread man cookies? Here's a fun math gingerbread man activity to add playful learning to the project!
