10 Printable Student Activities for Your Science Classroom! Get to know your students during the First Week of School. Worksheets come in both English and Spanish perfect an ELL classroom or if you have a student that is mono or bilingual. Activities Included in this resource: Magical Traits About Me: Learn about your students as they fill in bubbles with questions to get to know them. Blast Off The Year with Some Goals: Have students set 3 Academic Goals for themselves. Design Your Own Lab Coat: Have students cut out and create "stickers" for their lab coat by answering questions about themselves to get to know them. Create Rules That Are Out of This World: Discuss and write important rules every student should follow. Welcome to Earth Science: Have students describe their favorite things about Earth, specifically the hydrosphere, atmosphere, and more. Welcome to Life Science: Have students fill out in the circles how many living things they can think of. Welcome to Physical Science: Have students answer questions about various topics in Physical Science to get them thinking about what they already know. These are fun and engaging classroom questions! For example, If the Earth didn't have any Gravity, what is the first thing you would do? Pick a Class Pet: Students will pick either a real or imaginary class pet for the classroom. They have to come up with a name, discuss what food it eats, favorite snack, toys, and a fun fact. Science Safety: On the blank student, students will be able to draw and come up with as many lab safety necessities a person needs to participate in a lab/experiment safely. What makes a Star Student: Have students discuss the perfect student and traits they have. It is a great classroom management tool to introduce rules and goals after. How can you use this resource in your classroom: To get to know your students Use it in their interactive notebooks Initiate Background Knowledge in Earth, Life, & Physical Science Discuss and reflect on Student Goals Introduce a conversation on classroom rules and identify what makes a model student Great to use throughout the first week of school!