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Write Evidence to Support a Claim in Science - CER Practice Examples
How many times have you asked students to support their claim in science and it falls flat? Me too, friend, me too. That’s when I realized, students sometimes need help with the specific language needed to create evidence that supports their claim! If you teach claim, evidence, and reasoning in science, your students will find this resource so helpful! Using an experiment and data table, your students will learn five ways to find solid evidence to support their claim in science. Follow up w
6th - 8th
Basic Principles, General Science, Science
CCSS
W.7.1
, W.7.1b
Also included in: Custom Bundle for Anne
Safety Rules Doodle Sheet - PPT included, Easy to Use Notes!
INCLUDED in this download:Science Doodle SheetTwo versions of doodle sheet included:
Interactive Notebook Size and large 8.5 x 11 size PowerPoint – to show students the KEYThese flat doodle sheets are different than my foldables. It is the same content but in a flat sheet format. They are a great ADD ON to what I have already published in science foldables. They make great reviews after the foldables, and also can be used as an anchor chart. Enlarge them to poster size and laminate for amazing
3rd - 6th
Basic Principles, General Science, Science
Modeling Pangaea
Students use a list of archeological evidence to map or plot out geographical locations of evidence that supports Alfred Wegener's theory of continental drift. Students then cut out the major plates and match up corresponding or equivalent locations to reconstruct pangea. (note - a flat map of Earth is necessary to plot original geographic locations). I would also encourage students to online resources to identify regional geography.
7th - 9th
Basic Principles, Earth Sciences, General Science
Physics Electricity Edison & Telsa Movie and 2 labs Middle School Science
This lesson contains 3 sections 1. Students will watch an excellent youtube video and answer questions about Tesla and Edison. This resource is perfect also for a sub 2. The second is 2 labs for students to explore electricity Quick setup and low costs MaterialsLab 12 Lemons 2 Flat strips of zinc 2 Flat strips of copper 9-Volt light bulb Insulated wire Pilers Lab 2Balloons String Wool Sweater Thick Paper The answer key is written in red to make it easier for you to grade
8th
Basic Principles, Physics, Science
NGSS
MS-PS2-5
Also included in: Physics High School Science Multiple Choice, Labs, Readings
Fabrication & Cuts Lesson Slides | High School Meat Science | CTE Agriculture Ed
Where does a T-Bone come from — and why does it cost twice as much as a chuck roast from the same animal? This 30-slide deck answers that question from every angle, giving your students the industry vocabulary, fabrication math, and market knowledge they need to understand how carcasses become the cuts behind every restaurant menu and grocery store meat case. ✅ WHAT'S INCLUDED: 30-slide PowerPoint/PDF/Google Slides with teacher speaker notes on every content slide📋 TOPICS COVERED: Primal, sub-p
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Basic Principles, Biology, General Science
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