Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Why is the Sea Blue? | 20-Minute Curiosity File | Geography Activity

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Spark your child's wonder with this quick, 20-minute "print and go" activity from the 193 Curiosity Files. Designed by best-selling Montessori author Jo Ebisujima, this mini-lesson turns a "big question" into a hands-on learning adventure. What’s Inside? This curiosity-driven pack includes everything you need for a screen-free exploration of light and water: Mini-Book Lesson: Discover "The Rainbow Filter" and how water acts like a mirror for the sky.True or False Quiz: A fun way for kids to tes

K - 3rd

Earth Sciences, Geography

Dry Ice Science: States of Matter Experiments That WOW! Holy Cow!

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STEM Education with a Twist

Want to blow your students’ minds while teaching science concepts that stick? ❄️ This Dry Ice States of Matter STEM Resource transforms your classroom into a science lab of wonder—while giving you everything you need to teach, assess, and engage! ✨ What’s Included Editable Slides – ready-to-go presentations to introduce and explain states of matter. Vocabulary Cards – reinforce key terms with visuals and definitions. Exit Tickets – quick checks for understanding at the end of the lesson.

PreK - 12th

Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science

Build Your Own Clock! No-Prep Hands-On Activity for Learning to Tell Time

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Amanda's Creative Classroom

This no-prep hands-on activity gives students the chance to build their very own clock with working hands! The student compares their work with a real clock in the classroom to determine where to paste each number and which hand is the minutes or hour hand. Then, using a brad (and maybe a bit of help from the teacher!) they can attach their clock hands to the clock face and use this tool to begin to make their own times. My students LOVED quizzing each other with these and getting to make it the

K - 3rd

Applied Math, Telling Time

Build a Boat STEM Challenge Hands On Kindergarten Science Sink or Float Inquiry

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Here We Play Again

Looking for a fun, hands-on boat STEM challenge for kindergarten that explores sink or float concepts while engaging young learners in science inquiry? This Build a Boat STEM Challenge is the perfect resource to introduce your students to engineering, design, and scientific thinking.This low-prep resource is designed specifically for early elementary students and includes everything you need to guide your class through an exciting boat-building investigation. Students will love designing

PreK - 3rd

Engineering, General Science, Other (Science)

NGSS

K-2-ETS1-2

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, K-2-ETS1-1