This package contains everything you need to teach your students about writing good scientific questions: interactive science notebook pages, a PowerPoint, two worksheets, a Boom Deck of digital task cards, and an assessment. Use these resources during your scientific method unit or before a science fair.

These are the objectives of the resources in this bundle:

• Students will be able to identify good and bad scientific questions.
• Students will be able to explain what makes a good scientific question.
• Students will be able to create their own scientific questions.

These resources emphasize the need for scientific questions to have an independent variable, a dependent variable, and be measurable.

What's included:

• Interactive Notebook Pages and PowerPoint: two interactive notebook pages that can be used with or without a fully editable PowerPoint with twenty-six slides (also comes with an uneditable PowerPoint in case of reformatting issues)
• Boom Deck of Digital Task Cards: twenty-six digital task cards that can be used to practice, review, or assess students' understanding of what makes good and bad scientific questions
• Worksheet: a two page worksheet that can be used in class and its answer key
• Homework Assignment: a one page worksheet that can be used for homework and its answer key
• Assessment: an exit ticket and its answer key

Read what teachers are saying about this resource:

• “This was helpful in introducing them to the types of questions we're expecting from them.”
• “Students could understand difference between a so-so question and a good scientific question.”
• “Love your lessons”
• “I like the way this is arranged with quick note taking and practice.”

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