Parade Float

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Rocks and Soil Project Based Learning

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Product Description: • All About Rocks (4 pages) • My Soil and Rock Journal • All About Rocks • My Rock Report • We Use Rocks Everyday • Sink or Float? • Rock Collection Project Letter • Rock Collection Coupons/Booklet Pages • Rock Collection Rubric • Rock Sort Activity: “What’s My Rule?” • What is Soil? • Jar Experiment • Observation Record • Soaking Soil Experiment • Soil Exploration Group Activity • Recipe for Soil • YUMMY Edible Soil Activity • Extension/Enrichment Activities • Activity #1

K - 3rd

Earth Sciences

Density, Surface Tension (cohesion and Adhesion) and Soap Bubbles

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Physics and Chemistry Unbound

90 pgs + 33 pgs, 15 videos, 3 gifs Density is the ratio of mass to volume. Students may need practice clarifying the difference between mass and volume and the units for each. Density identifies substances. Several activities are given that students can engage in. Comparisons are made between densities of things that can float in water whose density is 1 g/ml or 1kg/L. An object will float if its density is less than the liquid it floats in. Iron floats in mercury. Surface te

4th - 12th

Biology, Earth Sciences, General Science

Types of Clouds

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Montessori Physical Education

When you look up at the sky, do you ever imagine shapes or objects in the clouds? Maybe you've spotted a cloud resembling a giant fluffy elephant or a dragon. It's fun to let your imagination run wild with all the possibilities. Many kids, and even adults, love to look at clouds and see what shapes they can make out of them—it's like nature's very own picture gallery in the sky. However, we know there are many different types of clouds, such as cumulus, stratus, and cirrus, and how they loo

1st - 4th

Earth Sciences, Environment, Physical Education

Measuring Angles Off Trail

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Teaching Off Trail

Welcome to Teaching Off Trail! Bringing the world to your students & your students into the world. Angles are everywhere! We teach angles so that our students can use them when building a fort today and a deck someday. We teach angles so they can use and appreciate them in their art, their science projects, and when they fine tune their golf swing. We talk about the angles of their baseball hits, soccer kicks, and basketball shots. They can see them in a unique building and appreciate them in

4th - 8th

Earth Sciences, Geometry

CCSS

4.G.A.1