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All About Seasons
Get ready for a season-sorting adventure! In this activity, kids explore a mix of colorful pictures—sunny beaches, snowy days, falling leaves, and blooming flowers. They'll use their detective skills to sort and match scenes to the right season, learning to spot clues like sandcastles or snowflakes. It’s a playful way to practice sorting, noticing details, and becoming a seasons expert!
PreK - K
Basic Principles, Speaking & Listening
CCSS
RF.K.1
, L.K.5a
Lesson Plan: What Is Entropy?
A Lesson Plan for a short unit on the law of entropy, suitable for both traditional and Montessori middle school aged students. Includes many suggested very fun activities and online resources. Students will learn what the law of entropy is, that there is disorder in the Universe, and that disorder and entropy are everywhere.
5th - 8th
Astronomy, Basic Principles, Physical Science
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Parts of the Carrot Nomenclature Cards
Nomenclature cards the students can use for matching, building vocabulary, and learning the basic parts of the carrot.
PreK - 1st
Basic Principles, Other (Science), Physical Science
Development of Movement in Montessori
These pages were created with so much love during the preparation of my exams for the AMI primary certification. I hope that you learn and enjoy my pages!
PreK - K
Basic Principles, For All Subjects
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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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)
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