Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

Simple Machines and how they work and quiz!

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This is a Smart board notebook lesson that supplies information about what are simple machines and how they work (small video attached). You will have students manipulating various objects and pictures to increase motivation on exploring the different kinds of simple machines that are in our reach. There are work sheets that reinforce the information presented and a quiz for the class to take either on the white board or at their desk. Children love machines and will love this lesson! Please not

1st - 5th

Engineering, Physical Science, Science

Types of bridges Google Slides Templates

Created by

Jane Feener

Are you looking for Types of Bridges Google Slides™ templates for your class? This activity provides a variety of templates ( 36 different slides) which you can use either whole group, small group or as individual assignments. The 6 Types of Bridges are shown with basic explanations of each type. There is a quiz and a slide for students to identify the different types of bridges. The templates come with blank options which can be edited to add your own information. This is a great way

3rd - 6th

Engineering, Informational Text, Science

Earth's Systems Weather, Water Cycle, and Climate: Next Generation Aligned

Created by

Melissa Childs

This product contains over 100 slides that cover the basic weather, water cycle, and climate standards for elementary school students. The content is aligned to Next Generation Science Standards but will work with any similar science standards across the world. All information is researched-based and is my understanding and interpretation of the content. Next Generation Standards Addressed: NGS3-ESS2. Represent data in tables and graphical displays to describe typical weather conditions ex

2nd - 6th

Earth Sciences, Engineering, General Science

The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind

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STAR Studded

The study of this book will meet the CCSS-RL.4.3 Describe in depth a character, setting, or event in a story or drama, drawing on specific details in the text (e.g., a character’s thoughts, words or actions). It will also open the minds of your students to become real world problem solvers and get a glimpse into the lives of people of other cultures

3rd - 5th

Engineering, English Language Arts, Geography