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Bats/Montessori 3 Part Cards/Parts Of A Bat/Informational Text/Quiz
Learn about eight fascinating bats and study their body parts.Match their faces with their bodies, answer the quiz questions and have some fun coloring!In this unit you will find the following materials: -8 Bat body cards(vocabulary cards and picture only cards with separate labels.) -8 Bat face cardsBig Brown Bat Vampire Bat Pallid Bat Ghost Bat Mexican Free- Tailed Bat Honduran White Bat Recife Broad- Nosed Bat Indian Flying Fox -8 Bat info cards -1 Parts of a bat poster (labeled and unlabele
PreK - 3rd
Biology, English Language Arts
CCSS, NGSS
RI.K.1
, RI.K.2
, RI.K.4
+4
SCIENCE & HALLOWE'EN. SPIDER Anatomy & Classification: ALL AGES
HALLOWE'EN meets SCIENCE! Take advantage of the season to study spider anatomy & arachnid classification...be inspired to wear a spider costume or decorate the classroom because ...SCIENCE! Twelve spider photo and 12 information cards to read aloud and match to learn about spider anatomy.18 arachnid photos (6 spiders, 6 scorpions, 3 ticks, 3 mites) and 3 classification charts for classifying.increases vocabulary & improves reading for informational text For all ages: 3-6 years use photo c
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Biology, Informational Text
Halloween Read Aloud & STEM Activity | Skeleton Craft Q Tip, ELA & Comprehension
Bring your Halloween lessons to life with this engaging Halloween read aloud and STEM + ELA activity pack! Pair the story A Skeleton for Dinner with comprehension, vocabulary, and writing-in-response activities — then launch a hands-on STEM challenge and Q-tip skeleton craft your students will love. This resource blends reading comprehension + STEM problem-solving + art into one low-prep, high-engagement October activity. Perfect for Halloween literacy centers, whole group lessons, or even n
1st - 2nd
Anatomy, Close Reading, Engineering
CCSS
RL.1.1
, RL.1.3
, RL.1.4
+7
Who Stole the Candy From the STEM LAB: A Mystery Solved with Chromatography
I use this fun Halloween mystery to teach students about mixtures, solubility, and chromatography. Ink that dissolves in water is called “water SOLUBLE.” Water SOLUBLE black ink is a MIXTURE of several different colors of ink. If water drops fall on a message written with a water SOLUBLE black ink pen, you will find that the black ink separates into colors. The pattern of colors formed by the ink is called a chromatogram. Different brands of ink produce different chromatograms. Students will us
3rd - 5th
Science
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