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Time Capsule Activity, Envelope Template FREE Coloring Page, No Prep Science Art
Assemble a keepsake envelope for kids to tuck away special treasures, writing projects, and important papers. Kids can paste these printable envelopes in notebooks, tuck them in their pencil boxes, or keep them together as a class in a specific project basket.This coloring, cutting, folding, and gluing project is easy and fun, filled with creative potential!This DIY envelope project coordinates with my book, Time Capsule: A Seriously Awesome Kid's Journal, a guided journal designed to inspire ki
1st - 8th
Basic Principles, English Language Arts, Social Studies
FREE Sample | STEM & Critical Thinking | Think Like an Inventor | GATE
FREE Sample of the 'Think like an Inventor' Workbook Are your students tired of the same old STEM building challenges? Do you need a zero-prepactivity that actually teaches them howto think, not just what to build? Welcome to the "Think Like an Inventor" Series!This comprehensive bundle uses TRIZ(The Theory of Inventive Problem Solving)—the exact same innovation framework used by engineers at NASA, Samsung, and Boeing—adapted perfectly for middle-grade students (Ages 8-14). Instead of messy
3rd - 8th
Basic Principles, Engineering
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STEM Energy - Pre-assessment for conductors and insulators Makey Makey project
Free Product is a pre- assessment and some quick start activities. See other listings for full unit plans for conductivity. Key Features: Pre-assessment drives your instruction Students will show what they know before they move on to using either snap circuits or a makey makey kit with SCRATCH. What Educators Are Saying: "This project is a great quick activity. The combination of quick hits and formative assessment makes life easier." – Tom C., 5th Grade Teacher
3rd - 6th
Basic Principles, Science
Building a Better Hypothesis: Lesson & Independent Work
A deeper dive into the features of a good hypothesis. Even young students can produce hypotheses that rocket scientists can approve of (speaking as a rocket scientist who used to regularly judge regional science fairs). Includes an independent sorting activity for students to apply what they learn. This work is provided "free to evaluate." If you find it worthwhile, please return and purchase a supporter pack.
3rd - 12th
Basic Principles, General Science, Other (Science)
Curve Your Thinking
In this Generations Skeptics bellringer, students cut out and compare a single curve, confidently judging whether it is longer or shorter than others as they move around the room. When they discover all curves are the same length, they confront how context distorts perception. The lesson uses this shared error to spark reflection on flawed thinking, misinformation, and the importance of intellectual humility across disciplines. For all free materials related to this lesson, click here: Curve Yo
5th - 12th
Basic Principles, General Science, Geometry
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