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Mixture or Solution? Boom Cards Properties of Matter Digital Resource

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Need a fun, self-grading way for your students to internalize the concept of mixtures and solutions? Definitions are given and then students will see photos of items and determine whether it is a mixture or a solution represented. Great activity for distance learning, science centers or even use as a formative assessment! Mixture or Solution? is also now included in my Science Boom Cards BUNDLE! Be sure to check it out here!***************************************************************

4th - 5th

Basic Principles, Other (Science), Physical Science

Also included in: Science Boom Cards Bundle - Matter, Energy, Mass, Organisms Digital Resource

Science Boom Cards Bundle - Matter, Energy, Mass, Organisms Digital Resource

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The Teacher down the Hall

Need a fun, self-grading way for your students to internalize all of their science concepts? Students will distinguish the difference between transparent, translucent, and opaque materials, determine whether a species is a producer, consumer, or decomposer, and so much more! More objective quizzes to be added! Great activities for independent practice, science centers or even use as a formative assessment! Bonus included: Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources Puzzle! ********************

4th - 6th

Basic Principles, Earth Sciences, Physical Science

Relative Density BOOM Cards Worksheets Sink or Float Labs Science Task Cards

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June Shanahan Dog-On-It Designs

Are your kids struggling to understand relative density with traditional sink or float worksheets and labs? Do they get mass, volume, and density mixed up? These Boom Cards can help if your kids need an introduction, review, or reinforcement. The deck begins with easy questions. After the first five slides, the questions vary in difficulty with an even mixture of easy, medium, and hard questions. Real-world examples of density are included so kids can understand why density matters in their own

3rd - 6th

Basic Principles, Decimals, Physical Science