This is a 10 question quiz that helps test student's knowledge over sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rocks. There are also 4 bonus questions include that have students categorize specific rock types by the three major categories.
This is a matching vocabulary quiz used when teaching about rocks and minerals. Answer key is included.
Vocabulary:
rock cycle
igneous
metamorphic
sedimentary
mineral
sediment
pressure
fossil
magma
crust
Space Bundle- Part 1 This bundle includes resources to teach 3 engaging lessons on Space.
Lesson 1-What Causes Day and Night?
Lesson 2-How Does the Earth Move?
Lesson 3-What Causes the Moon’s Phases?
Each lesson contains engaging activities such as links to short video activators or summarizers, Interactive Notebook page, Guided Note Taking Organizer, and a final quiz to assess student understanding. The teacher guided lessons are provided on a 35 slide PowerPoint. The lessons were develop
Fellow teachers, This is a powerpoint that I created for my 4th grade students to help them understand the rock cycle. It explains the process of the rock cycle using a graphic organizer and includes a mini quiz at the end.
This is a brief Powerpoint designed to cover the basics of the water cycle. In the notes are definitions for the teacher/students and an image of the water cycle at the very end.
Hello! This is a four question, plus a bonus, quiz on half sheets in Microsoft Word. It has an answer key. This is designed for a quick "flashback" after watching the video and should take less than 10 minutes to take and go over the answers. I use these in my classroom after every Bill Nye The Science Guy DVD that we watch. I grade it by making each question worth 25 points and the bonus (which never counts against you) worth 10. These are great to leave with a substitute!
This is a quick review quiz, test or simple worksheet that can be used as a completed study guide or assessment or review. Students will write the word Sun, Earth or Moon next to each description. This can be placed in a center with books to be completed. There is also a labeling section to help with understanding size and orbit.
There is also a bonus to put the planets in order to help with the introduction of the planets for the next unit.
This unit on The Water Cycle contains a twenty-six slide interactive PPT. It includes links to short videos that support the lesson. The PPT can be used as a whole group, teacher guided lesson. There are structured notes for the students to complete during the lesson to keep them engaged. They also serve as a study guide for the unit assessment. I have also included materials for an interactive notebook can be used as a lesson review. There is a small group sequencing activity that can als
This is a short matching quiz for ten vocabulary words relating to the fast and slow processes that change the Earth's surface.
deposition
earthquake
erosion
glacier
landforms
landslide
plates
sand dune
volcano
weathering
This is a third grade powerpoint that discusses rocks and minerals. The information was pulled from the Houghton Mifflin Science textbook. This resource would be a great introduction or review of any rock and mineral standards. It also has a short quiz at the end. The powerpoint can be changed for your liking.
FULLY-EDITABLE quiz with answer key based on the following 4th grade NGSS standard: 4-ESS1-1. Identify evidence from patterns in rock formations and fossils in rock layers to support an explanation for changes in a landscape over time.Multiple choice, true/false, and short answer questions included.
This is a 2-page assessment that I made for my "Water's Role on Earth" summer class. (I got the water cycle image off google-not sure of the source, which is why I'm listing this item for free). You may edit to your liking. Please leave me a review so I know what I can improve. Thank you and enjoy!
This quiz shows the different cycles of the moon in a picture. There is a word bank included and lines where the students can write the different phases.
This assessment tests students' knowledge on what makes up the inner and outer planets, why Pluto is not considered a planet, and why the sun looks bigger than other stars. Print both pages back to front and cut in half for half sheet tests to save paper. This assessment is aligned with the 4th grade Colorado science standards.
This creative, easy to implement lesson will get and hold the attention of your students. They will be engaged in the activities and learn more than you expect. The conceptual learning model in Science lesson leads to increased understanding of how scientific concepts affect the world around us.
Quiz over the water cycle, inspired from unit 9, lesson 1 science hmh science curriculum for third grade. Does include science vocabulary quiz over words evaporation, condensation, precipitation, water cycle, salt water, and fresh water.
Here is a ppt that has weather themed sentences for integration of ELA and Science standards.
Students are given Answer Mitts and color coded strips (Blue/Red).
As you move through the ppt ask students to respond only with their mitts to identify the underlined word as the Simple Subject, SS or the Simple Predicate, SP.
This allows 100% student engagement and response without students "yelling out" so that you can not effectively, formatively assess who understands and who does not.
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