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Rocks and Soil Project Based Learning
Product Description:
• All About Rocks (4 pages)
• My Soil and Rock Journal
• All About Rocks
• My Rock Report
• We Use Rocks Everyday
• Sink or Float?
• Rock Collection Project Letter
• Rock Collection Coupons/Booklet Pages
• Rock Collection Rubric
• Rock Sort Activity: “What’s My Rule?”
• What is Soil?
• Jar Experiment
• Observation Record
• Soaking Soil Experiment
• Soil Exploration Group Activity
• Recipe for Soil
• YUMMY Edible Soil Activity
• Extension/Enrichment Activities
• Activity #1
K - 3rd
Earth Sciences
Fictional Ecosystem & Biome Tri-Quad-O-Rama Design Project
Let your students' imaginations run wild as they create biomes that could only exist in their minds—but are grounded in real science. From glow-in-the-dark fungi to floating mountains with wind-powered predators, the possibilities are endless! Looking for a unique and engaging way to help your students dive deep into ecosystems? The Fictional Biome Tri-Quad-O-Rama is a hands-on, creative science project that combines research, imagination, and presentation into one exciting activity! After stud
3rd - 8th
Creative Writing, Earth Sciences, General Science
Rocks and Minerals — Study Luster and Density in Rocks and Minerals 3 Labs
This collection of three labs has kids acting as geologist. In one lab they'll study a variety of rocks and connect them to the the minerals in their makeup. In the next, they'll see which, if any, rocks float. And in the final lab they'll test sulfur for its smell and halite for its taste. What's Included:✅ Task Card instructions ✅ Student Sheets for capturing observations ✅ Answer Keys to Student Sheets ✅ Teacher Notes with prep, set up, and explanations. This Resource Is Great For:❑ Whole cl
2nd - 3rd
Earth Sciences, Science
NGSS
2-PS1-1
Also included in: Rocks and Minerals — Study Rock Features: mini bundle
Lunar New Year Activity STEM Stop Motion Animation Digital Resource Technology
These digital stop motion animation projects have become one of my most loved activities! In this activity, students will create a scene for Lunar New Year! What can YOUR students create? Using the animals of the Chinese zodiac, or a dragon or lion, students can create a dance, a parade, or a celebration festival from their imaginations. This project walks students through the process and includes everything they need to create their animation! Students can work independently or in pairs to cre
3rd - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Earth Sciences
Types of Pollution Unit and Interactive Lab Rotations.
Bring ecology to life with this complete, interactive, and beautifully organized Pollution Unit! Designed with a high-engagement, student-led approach, this comprehensive resource solves the problem of trying to explain abstract environmental issues by transforming your classroom or homeschool space into a hands-on laboratory. Your students won't just read about ecological disturbances—they will visually track floating particulates, simulate urban light glare, map noise zones, and try to "undo"
1st - 6th
Earth Sciences
CCSS, NGSS
RL.3.7
, RI.3.7
, RI.4.4
+6
Science + Literacy Centers | Preschool Kindergarten No Prep Worksheets
Make science and literacy learning fun with these engaging Science + Literacy Centers for preschool and kindergarten! This no-prep printable resource includes hands-on matching, sorting, labeling, and vocabulary activities designed for little learners. Students will explore early science topics while practicing reading, matching, fine motor skills, visual discrimination, and critical thinking. Perfect for centers, small groups, morning work, homeschool, early finishers, or science-themed literac
PreK - 3rd
Basic Principles, Earth Sciences, Graphic Arts
Types of Clouds
When you look up at the sky, do you ever imagine shapes or objects in the clouds? Maybe you've spotted a cloud resembling a giant fluffy elephant or a dragon. It's fun to let your imagination run wild with all the possibilities. Many kids, and even adults, love to look at clouds and see what shapes they can make out of them—it's like nature's very own picture gallery in the sky. However, we know there are many different types of clouds, such as cumulus, stratus, and cirrus, and how they loo
1st - 4th
Earth Sciences, Environment, Physical Education
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