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These human body systems posters were created as a review and anchor for the following systems:
The Skeletal System
The Muscular System
The Digestive System
The Circulatory System
The Respiratory System
The Nervous System
The Urinary System
Each poster contains a brief summary of the systems functi
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This set has 8 boys, 7 boys and a cute beagle in different detective poses with magnify glasses, in disguise, taking photographs and using a flashlight. Also in set is a camera, flashlight, badge, top secret and evidence stamp, 2 moustaches, sunglasses, binoculars, 3 different footprints, paw print,
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Students will investigate their fingerprints! They will learn the three types of fingerprints and super fun facts about fingerprints in humans and animals. This is a simple science experiment that works great with any age students! Materials: Ink pad and playdough! This experiment is also part of a
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Also included in: 7 Easy Science Experiments To Teach The Scientific Method Bundle
This is a 23 page packet full of activities to supplement a mystery or detective theme for grades K-2. Watch out Sherlock Holmes!
Graphics by melonheadz @ http://melonheadzillustrating.blogspot.com/
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2 forensic science activities
mystery vocab sheets- can be used a matching game
several
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Soil a Natural Resource
How is soil used?
Sort the pictures. What products are made from soil and what is not made from soil?
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Are you looking for an engaging themed day to motivate and reward your students while still sneaking in learning? Well, this SPY Themed Day download is perfect for your needs! It has step-by-step instructions, 6 centers, mysteries to solve, and more! Students can learn how to lift fingerprints, ma
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by Discover Fingerprints in a fun, hands-on science center that is appropriate for students in the primary grades.
Students are asked to use hand lenses to examine their fingerprints and those of a partners.
Students will then lift their own fingerprints and compare and contrast them with partners. T
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Add these cards to your Community Helper week. Children can use ink pads to record their prints, study them with magnifying glasses, and compare them to their friends. 4 cards are available. 2 are B/W and 2 are in color. Includes a spot for the child to write their name. One does not include the 's
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For this fun investigation center, the students have to use the clues left behind in the crime scene to figure out "Who Stole the Cookies From the Cookie Jar". There are 8 suspects to choose from.
You change the suspect and clues each time, which will keep your children eager and thinking throughou
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There are 8 simple crimes that have taken place. It is your students job to figure out who the culprits for the crimes are. On each crime sheet there is a short cvc word that the children have to try to uncover by matching the number to the fingerprint. Each fingerprint has a small letter written on
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Interested in doing a fun, hands-on science activity with your younger students? This is the perfect learning experience! Explore fingerprints and how they differ with your students!
They will surely love this engaging learning activity!
Enjoy :)
This lesson plan gives you a fun hands-on lesson all about being a detective and working out a variety of secret clues from code breaking using mirrors, water, code wheels, Morse code and more!
It includes lots of activities the children can perform in the class and then take home and share with th
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Use these Watermelon Life Cycle Printables to create fun, hands-on learning activities your students will love! This set includes detailed images that clearly demonstrate the life cycle of a watermelon. Children will learn vocabulary for the stages of a watermelon life cycle. You can present the car
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Powerpoint on Plant adaptations:
This is based on Californian Standards.
- includes the lesson structure
- Objective/s
- Essential question/s
- Information to teach
- Inquiry questions for learners
- Encourages cooperative learning in groups
- Includes a KWL chart
- Starter and wrap up to check for
Use this video to kick off this classroom caper of the Rogue Rodent Mystery and help your students visualize the place of Alice's last know whereabouts! This will build excitement for the investigation and reinforce the learning of each hands-on activity for your young learners.
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I created this assignment, homework, and/or project for my third grade class this year. It all revolves around what our names mean. Students will interview their parent/guardians and learn answers to the following questions:
- Why did our parents give us our name?
- What does my nam
Student assessment page for chromatography with leaves! Great lesson to teach students in the Fall as the leaves are changing colors or even in the Spring!
Engage your budding scientists in K-1 with Community Learning’s newest forensic classroom caper! This download of Lesson 2 in a 10-unit mystery, with each lesson lasting about an hour, really hits home when a beloved classroom pet Alice has gone missing. Now your younger students can join the fun an
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Engage your budding scientists in K-1 with Community Learning’s newest forensic classroom caper! This download of a 10-unit mystery, with each lesson lasting about an hour, really hits home when a beloved classroom pet Alice has gone missing. Now your younger students can join the fun and learn all
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•Thank you for your purchase. This spring forensic mystery will challenge your students to become sleuths to solve the case of the missing pot of gold. A great STEM activity to incorporate during the month of march.•Materials used for these challenges include the printouts that are included. •The ac
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by Students work through a crime scene inspired by Dr. Seuss's Cat in the Hat. There are 5 suspects and 3 pieces of evidence. Perfect for school science nights or Dr. Seuss day. Please look at all items in the preview so you are fully aware of what you are getting.
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Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) shows are all the rage now... Who doesn't love a good mystery? Your students will just flip over the interactive hands-on activities included in this Common Core aligned unit! There are a multitude of learning opportunities, in a variety of subjects.
Included you w
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Students will use this companion recording sheet to conduct research on properties of materials/matter using PebbleGO as a digital resource.
2nd Grade GA Performance Science Standard:
S2P3. Students will demonstrate changes in speed and direction using pushes and pulls.
a. Demonstrate how pushing
A way for students to test and then cut and sort the everyday objects (picture-word cards) as magnetic (attract) or non-magnetic (repel). Essential vocabulary is reviewed--attract and repel. It can also be done as a follow-up or quiz after a magnets investigation/lab is performed.
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