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Ohm's Law - Doodle Sheets for Kids!
Ohm’s Law Doodle Sheet Posters & Classroom Role-Play Set (K–6) Make electricity visual, interactive, and kid-friendly with this Ohm’s Law doodle poster and role-play set designed especially for elementary learners. This resource uses simple language, doodle-style posters, and movement-based activities to help students understand voltage, current, resistance, electrons, and positive/negative charge—without heavy math or abstract explanations. Perfect for classroom walls, STEM units, homesch
K - 6th
Physics
Montessori Experiment Observation Sheet | Science Recording | Cosmic | FREE
A simple, minimal observation sheet for recording science experiments - designed for Lower Elementary students aged 6-9 and aligned with the Montessori Cosmic Education approach. Children record their experiment number, date, materials used and what they observed through drawing and writing simple sentences. They finish with an open-ended 'I wonder...' prompt, to encourage curiosity beyond the experiment. The minimal design is intentional - it should support the child's thinking without directin
1st - 3rd
Chemistry, General Science, Physics
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Minecraft Kinetic and Potential Energy Lesson Plan
This lesson plan explains how to use Minecraft with a class to teach and assess kinetic and potential energy. Students learn about kinetic and potential energy (worksheet included) and then use Minecraft to create their own roller coaster. They then draw blueprints for their completed roller coaster, drawing the kinetic and potential energy for the coaster at each hill and dip.
3rd - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Physics
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