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Editable Canva Student Desk-Themed Template, Visual Project Slides for Science
Hello and thank you for considering this fully editable Canva template—designed to resemble the top of a student’s desk for a fun, creative look! This student-friendly project format is ideal for visual presentations, summaries, or digital portfolios across multiple content areas. ✅ What’s Included: 13 content slides 1 title slide + 1 conclusion slide Canva template link using PRO elements Fully customizable fonts, colors, and layouts Easily duplicate or delete slides to fit your lesson
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Astronomy, Earth Sciences, Science
CCSS
CCRA.SL.1
, CCRA.SL.3
, CCRA.SL.6
Science Fair Judge Evaluation Form | Detailed Scoring Rubric + Feedback Sheet
Make your science fair judging process smooth, consistent, and professional with this comprehensive Science Fair Judge Evaluation Form! Designed for middle and high school science fairs, this rubric provides a clear, point-based scoring system with space for qualitative feedback—helping judges assess every aspect of a student’s project fairly and efficiently. 🏅 What’s Included: Detailed Rubric (100 Points Total): Scientific Method & Content (40 pts) Creativity & Innovation (20 pts) Present
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Biology, Chemistry, General Science
Toddler Serving Size Recommendation Poster
Daycare Workers, Preschool teachers, Mothers, Fathers, Nurses! This one page poster is in your wheelhouse! Toddlers and food is a difficult subject for a lot of parents and this handout can be so beneficial for providing a structure! Out with the food pyramid and in with THIS chart!
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Family Consumer Sciences, Health, Physical Education
Toddler Serving Size Recommendation Poster
Daycare Workers, Preschool teachers, Mothers, Fathers, Nurses! This one page poster is in your wheelhouse! Toddlers and food is a difficult subject for a lot of parents and this handout can be so beneficial for providing a structure! Out with the food pyramid and in with THIS chart!
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Family Consumer Sciences, Health, Physical Education
Diagram: Neuron Cell Body
Diagram illustration of a neuron cell body depicting the way neurotransmitters function sending a signal from a sending neuron across the synaptic gap to a receiving neuron thereby completing the transmission which is responsible for all cognitive or physiological activity.
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Physical Science
Science Fair Reflection & Feedback Sheet | Student Self-Assessment
Help your students reflect on their hard work and showcase their learning with this Science Fair Reflection & Feedback Sheet! This full-page worksheet combines student reflection and teacher comments all in one printable and editable form. Perfect for wrapping up any science fair project or STEM exhibition. 🔬 What’s Included: Student Reflection Section: 5 thoughtful prompts to help students analyze their learning process. Self-Assessment Section: Students rate their effort, time management,
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Biology, Chemistry, General Science
Quarterly Teacher Input Form | Gifted and Talented Documentation | GIEP Progress
Need a quick and effective way to document student progress in your Gifted and Talented program? This Quarterly Teacher Input Form is the perfect tool to streamline your gifted education paperwork while showcasing student growth, creativity, and critical thinking skills. Designed for busy educators, this editable form is ideal for GIEP progress monitoring, quarterly reviews, and gifted student data collection. Use it to track academic achievement, enrichment participation, and social-emotional d
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Other (ELA), Other (Math), Other (Science)
Head Lice, Annoying Parasites seen in Scanning Electron Microscope Images
Head lice in microscope images and information about a common parasite You may print these pages as posters or a reference booklet. The images of head lice and nits were produced with a Scanning Electron Microscope. It is meant to be a supplement to materials used for the study of parasites in a classroom or a home school setting. The images are not for resale. For more resources with images through a Scanning Electron Microscope Beverly L Elliott and Suzanne L Eder
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Biology, General Science, Health
iReady Self-Reflection
Instantly downloadable, this self-reflection is a great way to send home a quick note to adults at home about their student's iReady usage. If your district or your classroom requires a certain amount of lessons to be passed in a week/month/9 weeks/10 weeks/semester then this is the self-reflection for you! Your students get to take responsibility of their learning and their progress by writing their information in the blanks, circling the necessary sections, and taking it home to their adults.
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Other (Math), Other (Science), Reading
Providing Choices | ABA Parent Training Handout
Choices are powerful! This ABA-informed parent training handout teaches caregivers, educators, and therapists how to effectively use choice-making strategies to reduce power struggles, increase compliance, and support communication and independence. Designed by a BCBA, this resource breaks down how, when, and why to offer choices in a way that feels empowering—not overwhelming—for learners of all ages. ✅ What’s Included: ✔️ Clear explanations of why offering choices works ✔️ Step-by-
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Family Consumer Sciences, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Work Journal
This is an 82 page work journal that encompasses 40 weeks of the school year. The subject areas are listed down the side and the days of the week with a space to write the date is printed across the top. The subject areas are History, Language, Geography, Math, Art/Music, Science. There is also a space for students to write in some weekly goals for each subject, thereby fostering independence. You can print and bind this yourself if you have the supplies, hole punch and place in a three ring bin
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English Language Arts, Math, Science
Why Transformers Need AC
What’s Inside?The Instructor’s Rule: A breakdown of the three essential components needed to create electricity:AC vs. DC Comparison: A clear explanation of how alternating polarity creates magnet, and why DC fails .Safety & Theory: An explanation of Inductive Reactance and why connecting a transformer to DC isn't just a failure—it’s a fire hazard.Visual Summary Table: A quick-reference chart for students to compare AC and DC inputs at a glance.
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Engineering, Instructional Technology, Marine Science
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