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FREEBIE! World Bee Day Worksheets for Grade 1 – Reading & Writing Activities
This free resource includes 5 bee-themed printable worksheets for Grade 1 students — perfect for spring or environmental lessons! What's included: 4 Reading Comprehension Passages (with 3 multiple-choice questions each) 1 Maze with Creative Writing Prompt (“What can you do to help bees stay safe?”) Perfect for: World Bee Day (May 20) Reading and writing practice Science-meets-literacy cross-curricular learning Homeschool or classroom use Download it free and help your students learn about
K - 2nd
Basic Principles, Creative Writing, Reading
Force and Motion Worksheets : Science Activities, Magnets, Push Pull, 2nd Grade
Are you searching for a complete Force and Motion unit that combines engaging reading passages with hands-on science activities for your 2nd Grade and 3rd Grade students? This all-in-one Physics resource simplifies complex topics like magnetism, electric forces, and gravity through interactive worksheets, cut and paste sorting, and detailed diagrams to ensure deep student understanding. How to use:Interactive Notebooks: The cut-and-paste and labeling pages are perfect sized for scienc
2nd - 4th
Basic Principles, Informational Text, Physical Science
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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
Living and Non-Living Classification Cards
This “living / non-living” classification material is perfect for introducing preschool children to one of the fundamental concepts of science: recognizing what has life and what does not. Designed with clear illustrations and a gentle, age-appropriate style, this resource helps children develop observation skills, logical reasoning, and scientific language—whether in a classroom, at home, or in a Montessori environment. File FeaturesThis is a digital PDF file — you will not receive a physical
PreK - 2nd
Basic Principles, General Science, Vocabulary
Also included in: Living Things (Animals) Classification Cards | Science Bundle
Basic Shapes Flashcards - Speech Therapy & Parent Resource
These shape flashcards are a fun and engaging way for young children to learn and review basic shapes like the star, pentagon, square, circle, triangle, and hexagon. With bright, simple visuals and clear labels, they help kids build shape recognition, vocabulary, and early math skills. Perfect for teachers, speech-language pathologists, and parents, these 16 flashcards can be used during circle time, in learning centers, or for at-home practice to make learning shapes interactive and enjoyable.
PreK - 4th
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Basic Principles
FREE What Is a Scientist? Scientific Method | 2nd-3rd Grade Gifted Science
A complete, ready-to-teach scientific method lesson — free, and a real lesson, not a teaser. "What Is a Scientist?" is the full opening investigation from The Foundry, with a word-for-word teacher script, student pages, and four challenge levels for gifted 2nd–3rd graders.Most "free" science downloads are a single page and a sales pitch. This is the whole lesson. Teach "What Is a Scientist?" start to finish — the hook, the investigation, the writing, the close — and see exactly how Velvet Rigor
2nd - 3rd
Basic Principles, Engineering, General Science
CCSS, NGSS
RL.2.1
, RI.3.1
, SL.2.1
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STEM Scientist Profile Mini-Cards – Freebie
STEM Scientist Profile Mini-Cards – FREEBIEThis free resource is designed to spark creativity and curiosity in your students as they imagine themselves as scientists and inventors. Students will draw their own portraits, write their names, and describe the inventions they’d like to create. What’s Included: 1 example card (completed) 3 blank scientist profile cards in different colors Teacher instructions pageGrade Levels: Perfect for Grades 1–4 (can also be adapted for Kindergarten or upper grad
K - 4th
Basic Principles, General Science, Other (Science)
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.2
, CCRA.L.4
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