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Marble Run STEM Challenge - Engineering Design Process Paper Roller Coaster
Your students will love creating their own marble runs! This activity is perfect to add some fun while still addressing science standards. Students will use the engineering design process to ask, imagine, plan, create, test, improve, and reflect. Students will use simple recycled materials (easily adjusted for what you have on hand) or the included template pages printed on cardstock to construct and test their own marble tracks. Key Features: Hands-on STEM exploration through marble track
3rd - 5th
Engineering, Science
NGSS
3-5-ETS1-3
, 3-PS2-2
, 4-PS3-1
+3
Food Processing and Food Preservation techniques
Teaching idea - lesson plan to teach the topic 'food processing' and different methods of food preservation. Focus on the concept - change, process, storage, preservation - how food undergoes change before we consume it. Print the worksheet or assign it digitally to support children's thinking process. Thoughtfully designed well-illustrated learning material, learning engagements, worksheets. See the preview to understand what is included in this product. Do let me know if you have any questio
1st - 3rd
Science
Also included in: Where food comes from? farm to table -raw material to finished product
Protect the Egg! | Engineering Design Process STEM Challenge | Hands-On Science
Protect the Egg! | Engineering Design Process STEM Challenge | Hands-On Science for K–2Challenge students to think like engineers with this engaging Protect the Egg STEM activity! In this hands-on engineering challenge, students design and build a structure to protect an egg from breaking when it is dropped, while following the Engineering Design Process step by step. This activity encourages creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinking as students plan, build, test, evaluate, and impro
PreK - 3rd
Engineering, General Science, Writing
Animal Real Sounds Task Box | Auditory Processing Game | Speech Therapy| No Prep
Build auditory processing skills with this Animal Sounds Match Task Box, featuring 18 real audio files. Perfect for Speech Therapy and Special Ed listening centers to connect sounds to pictures.💰 STOP! SAVE TIME & MONEY! This resource is part of the [Special Education Adapted Books & Task Boxes Bundle]. Get a complete year of Morning Work and Independent Tasks to start your day smoothly.[CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE BUNDLE]Do your students struggle to identify animal sounds without visual prompts?
Not Specific
Not Subject Specific, Other (Science), Vocabulary
CCSS
SL.K.2
February Valentines Day Typing and Word Processing Practice Tech Activities
Allow students to practice their Word processing skills in Google Docs™ by following instructions on an Instruction Sheet to edit and modify the document called What to Expect in February. Students alter paragraphs about February, Rosa Parks Days, President Lincoln’s Birthday and Valentine’s Day. They are expected to format the appearance of the document in terms of its color, layout and images. Students are also expected to make their own additions to the document by adding tables, altering
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Grade 9 Science | Volcanic Processes Reading Worksheet (PDF + Rubric)
This comprehensive reading worksheet delivers exactly what your Grade 9 Science students need to master volcanic processes. Designed as a transformative classroom resource, this expertly crafted worksheet is perfect for reinforcing key concepts related to volcano formation, eruption types, and magmatic activity. Teachers seeking a ready-to-use, standards-aligned tool will find this resource invaluable, providing engaging content that promotes deep understanding and critical thinking. 🎯 The Pro
9th
Physical Science
October Fall Halloween and Pumpkins Word Processing Activities for Google Docs™
Allow students to practice their Word processing skills in Google Docs™ by following instructions on an Instruction Sheet to edit and modify the document called What to Expect in October. Students alter paragraphs about October and Halloween. They are expected to format the appearance of the document in terms of its color, layout and images. Students are also expected to make their own additions to the document by adding tables, altering tables as well as researching and altering facts. This
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
December Word Processing Practice Typing & Text Formatting Christmas Activities
Allow students to practice their Word processing skills in Google Docs™ by following instructions on an Instruction Sheet to edit and modify the document called What to Expect in December. Students alter paragraphs about December and Christmas. They are expected to format the appearance of the document in terms of its color, layout and images. Students are also expected to make their own additions to the document by adding tables, altering tables as well as researching and altering facts. Thi
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
IDEA Problem-Solving Method for Physics and Chemistry | Back to School
Are your students struggling to solve Physics or Chemistry problems? Do they have no idea where to start? Or maybe they jump right in plugging in numbers, then get lost in the process! This was exactly the problem I was having with my AP Physics 1 students when I developed this method. I would typically present this as one of the first lessons to my students, but this can also be quickly taught within a unit whenever you feel like it is needed. I have used this method for AP Physics 1, AP Physi
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Chemistry, Physical Science, Physics
Thanksgiving and Fall Technology Activities - Word Processing for Google Docs™
Allow students to practice their Word processing skills in Google Docs™ by following instructions on an Instruction Sheet to edit and modify the document called What to Expect in November. Students alter paragraphs about November and Thanksgiving. They are expected to format the appearance of the document in terms of its color, layout and images. Students are also expected to make their own additions to the document by adding tables, altering tables as well as researching and altering facts.
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Engineering Design Process Journal | STEM Early Finisher Reflection
Are you looking for a way to have your students participate in lessons about the Engineering Design Process? This student journal is the answer! It comes in two formats: printable and digital. Students will focus on various parts of the process and practice using each portion and reflect on its importance. This product can be used for early finishers, for review, morning work, with a substitute, homework, etc. What’s Included?Teacher Directions how to download the electronic version Color D
2nd - 5th
Engineering
Resident Expert {research process}
Here is a great quick printable to use in your classroom for research with your gifted students. A fun poem has been included to get the students excited about what they want to research. Download the preview to see every page included!
This can also be used for a regular classroom as well, but it was made to be used in my gifted and talented classroom.
Please let me know if you have any questions before purchasing! Thank you!
Ashley Sanderson
1st - 5th
For All Subjects
MLK Martin Luther King JR Text Formatting & Word Processing Activities
Allow students to practice their Word processing skills in Google Docs™ by following instructions on an Instruction Sheet to edit and modify the document called What to Expect in January. Students alter paragraphs about January, The New Year and Martin Luther King Day. They are expected to format the appearance of the document in terms of its color, layout and images. Students are also expected to make their own additions to the document by adding tables, altering tables as well as researchin
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Bug Board: Problem Solving Tool
The Bug Board is a problem solving tool that students can use to work on solving their problems without immediate adult intervention. It will ask the student to think about the nature of their problem as well as possible solutions. This is a great component to add to any conflict resolution process already being used in a classroom setting.
Students should be instructed on how to navigate the “Bug Board” and should be allowed to practice filling it out. Practice with use of I Messages should al
1st - 5th
Engineer Design Process Worksheet – Grades 3–5 | User Empathy Mapping
User Empathy Mapping Worksheet – Design Thinking for Grades 3–5Support young innovators in designing with empathy using this User Empathy Mapping Worksheet, created for grades 3–5! This scaffolded, student-friendly worksheet helps learners explore their user's thoughts, feelings, actions, and needs before starting a STEM or design thinking challenge. With 8 clear, age-appropriate questions, students build a deeper understanding of who they’re designing for—and why it matters. Perfect for the
3rd - 5th
Basic Principles, Computer Science - Technology, Engineering
NGSS
3-5-ETS1-1
Engineer Design Process Template
I have my students use this template for each project. It is a great way for them to go through a streamlined process for every unit we learn.
3rd - 8th
Engineering, Other (Science), Robotics
Engineer Design Process Worksheet | Fixes STEM Worksheet | Failure Reflection
Failure Reflection & Fixes STEM Worksheet – Grades 3–5Help students turn mistakes into learning moments with this printable Failure Reflection & Fixes Worksheet—a perfect companion for STEM, engineering, and design thinking challenges in grades 3–5! Aligned with the Engineering Design Process, this worksheet encourages young learners to reflect on what went wrong, analyze why it happened, and brainstorm how to improve their designs. With clear, student-friendly prompts, this worksheet support
3rd - 5th
Basic Principles, Engineering, General Science
NGSS
3-5-ETS1-3
Executive Functioning_Problem Solving Task Cards
Problem Solving Task Cards! Help students learn how to identify a problem, prevent a problem, and solve a problem. Students must be explicitly taught to develop executive functioning skills. Use these task cards to help students practice their problem solving skills. In the post-pandemic, everything-is-digital age, have you noticed students struggle even more with developing their executive functioning skills? It feels like every time we talk about a student in our RTI meetings, someone bri
Not Specific
Cognitive Thinking & Processes Cards: Reflection & Critical Thinking PDF
These are easy print and go reflection cards that allow students to independently discuss higher-order and critical thinking strategies in NUMERACY. They include sentence steps, steps to success, helpful hints and an initial prompt. Where can I use these?- Model critical thinking as a class - Peer reflection as discussion - Independent reflection - Plenary/end of lesson task What is included?9 x Numeracy Reflection Cards 9 x Digital Numeracy Reflection Cards It can be used in the classroom as cu
4th - 6th
Applied Math
CCSS
MP1
, MP2
, MP3
+5
Leprechaun Design Process
Use this process to build Leprechaun traps that will hopefully give a gold result. Inventors and engineers use this process to help them think creatively about a problem.
PreK - 1st
Equation Rumble: Solving Linear Equations Worksheet | 8th Grade Math 8.EE.C.7
Equation Rumble is a no-prep 8th grade math worksheet for practicing solving one-step and two-step linear equations. Aligned to 8.EE.C.7, this resource uses Costa’s Levels of Questioning (Level 1 recall → Level 2 processing → Level 3 application) to build deep understanding. Includes vocabulary practice, real-world word problems, and an answer key—perfect for classwork, intervention, or sub plans.
8th
Basic Operations, Vocabulary
CCSS
8.EE.C.7
Inequality Rumble: Solving One-Step & Two-Step Inequalities | 8th Grade
Make inequalities engaging and accessible with Inequality Rumble! This 8th grade math worksheet helps students define, solve, and graph inequalities while progressing through Costa’s Levels of Questioning (Level 1 recall → Level 2 processing → Level 3 application). Aligned to California Math Standard 8.EE.C.8, this resource includes: Vocabulary practice with key inequality terms One-step and two-step inequality practice problems Number line graphs (open & closed circles) Real-world wor
8th
Applied Math, Basic Operations, Vocabulary
CCSS
8.EE.C.8
, 8.EE.C.8a
, 8.EE.C.8b
+1
Rocket PBL Student Research Packet for Gifted & Talented - IIM Process
Made with the gifted students in mind! This Project Based Learning (PBL) packet uses STEM-based learning to captivate students with a problem-statement for students to develop an original solution to solve. It also follows along with the IIM (Independent Investigation Method/Model) research methodology. This is perfect for younger gifted students who have never done IIM before and need a more structured way to complete the process, or perfect for older gifted students in the general education se
K - 6th
Astronomy, English Language Arts
NGSS
K-2-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-1
+1
Kath Murdoch inquiry cycle puzzle
The inquiry process doesn't always follow a beautiful straight line. This circular puzzle shows inquiry as an interconnected process rather than a cycle. Each stage is represented with an icon and is elaborated upon on a separate card. This product has been updated: Making conclusions card has been corrected Ensure that you select "FIT" when printing. I printed the circle in A3 and the cards in A4.
PreK - 9th
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