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This product contains four water cycle vocabulary picture cards to us with ELL students. The cards are precipitation, condensation, evaporation and collection. This was created to correlate with another product I created, Expository Reading Centers - The Water Cycle and Types of Clouds.
Ever wondered how to make a rainbow with milk and food colour? probably not, but this simple experiment will show you the way.
I enjoy putting real activities and learning experiences into my classes and this is great for it.
I don't think English learning just has to be about textbooks and teache
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a simplified worksheet for students from 6 upwards to try to split the colours in felt pens.Comes with instructions and a brief conclusion for students to be introduced to the concept of science and the process of experiments.
Is editable to make easier or more difficult and if needed can be added t
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Presentation with colourful pictures of the planets in our solar system, as well as interesting statistics about each planet.
Depending on the level of your ESL's english this lesson works for all levels, have personally gone through it with both grade 3 and grade 4 classes.
The last slide are th
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This self-assessment is designed for students new to English. It allows them to think about six general science concepts (earth science, life science, chemistry, physics, astronomy, and environmental science) and rate how they feel about their knowledge in each concept.
This will help ELL and scien
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by This lesson can be used for elementary ESL learners or for older beginner/SIFE students. I actually used a lot of these materials for an 11 grader who had never been to school and had the signs of a possible learning delay.
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Want to improve your students' science literacy? Included are 9 secondary science writing prompts! One free writing prompt is provided in this freebie from each of my paid units.
Like what you see? Check out the prompts for each of my units!
Scientific Procedures Writing Prompts
Cells Writing Pro
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These sentence frames can be posted anywhere in the science classroom or science center. These are very helpful for ESL students completing lab reports or students who are having trouble putting their thoughts together.
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Learning about plants is so much fun when learning with QR Codes! There are so many interesting facts to learn and cute songs about plants!
This is an awesome activity that can be easily adapted to children of various ages and needs. It is also good for differentiation instruction
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Solids, Liquids, and Gases is a Sorting Center that is great to use with your learning pairs, bilingual partners, small group, or in your science center. You can also use this for RTI Purposes to reinforce and make sure that students learn the science objective.
If you liked this science sorting ce
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The Properties of Materials
There are 3 parts:
1. Identify the material used to make things
2. Identify the property used to make things
3. Multiple choice
** There are 5 pages: 4 for worksheet and 1 for answer key
** included answer key
** Printable
This worksheet is related with PPT:
Prop
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This one page weather table chart is an excerpt from HOW IS THE WEATHER? by Jeanette Vuuren.
‘HOW IS THE WEATHER?’ by Jeanette Vuuren is a great teaching resource well-aligned to Common Core State Standards and includes core literacy and science skills aimed at year 1 students.
It includes a table
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FREE, quick and easy sort to let students demonstrate their knowledge of ocean animals while working on yes versus no. Students discriminate between ocean animals and non-ocean animals by cutting out and gluing pictures on the appropriate section of the graphic organizer.
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by Great for elementary and middle school as an intro to new material. Sometimes, we need to say goodbye to our rock friends. In this article, the process of erosion is discussed, along with the resulting sediment, deposit and scree that build up as a by product of all of the rocks making their way t
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Healthy Foods/Comida Saludable coloring sheets are great for your Dual Language Classroom. You can put them in your bilingual literacy centers, use them in small group, or use them during health or science with your bilingual pairs or bilingual partners.
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by Great for elementary and middle school as an intro to new material. In this article, student will read that Alfred Wegener was one of the first people to suggest that the continents moved, based on the fit of the continents. At that time he suggested that they slowly floated on the water, but was
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by Great for elementary and middle school as an intro to new material. The Earth is a big place! We can break it up into a few spheres to help us think about how all of the different parts work together. This article explains what makes up each of these spheres.
Vocab words: biosphere, geosphere, a
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by Great for elementary and middle school as an intro to new material. Often referred to as the "father of modern genetics," Gregor Mendel changed how we thought about traits being passed down. By studying pea plants, he was able to unravel some of the mysteries of heredity. This article focuses on
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We had a literacy night at school. I made this blank template as a take home for the parents and families to use on any science experiments in their own home. Our goal was working on science and non-fiction literacy while linking it to known skills in narrative writing/literature. We were emphasi
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by Great for elementary and middle school as an intro to new material. In this article, students will read how plants can't get up and walk to the store for a bite to eat. Instead, they use energy from sunlight to create sugars that they can use for the energy they need to live, just like our bodies
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In this activity, students will sort picture cards on the way they produce energy. Students will sort the cards under producer, consumer, and decomposer. Included are the sorting cards and an answer sheet.
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by Great for elementary and middle school as an intro to new material. Light doesn't like to stay in one place. In this article, students will read how it is transmitted by reflection, refraction, and absorption. In this way, light always keeps moving or hands its energy off to something else.
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by Great for elementary and middle school as an intro to new material. The landscape around us is shaped by wind and water, but how? This article discusses the basics of erosion and weathering as well as a brief overview of some of the differences between the weathering of wind and water.
Vocab word
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by Great for elementary and middle school as an intro to new material. In this article, student will read that we can see what life was like in the past through fossils. Becoming a fossils isn't easy though. Organisms and what they leave behind must be well protected by sediment and must have mineral
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