Alexia Starr

4th Grade Science assessment on Light and Sound following Georgia Performance Standards. This multiple choice assessment covers a full unit over light and sound including: - determining the nature of light to classify materials such as transparent, opaque and translucent -explaining how sound is produced -recognizing high and low sound waves

Quick assessment over the main ideas of Westward Expansion. Covers topics such as: -growth of American population in the west in early 1800's -telegraph, steamboat and locomotive -term 49ers -gold rush -Lewis and Clark -Sacajawea

A quick review and assessment over star and constellation basics. Multiple Choice and fill in the blank.

Use this PowerPoint along with my 13 colonies guided notes packet for your students to take notes on each region of the original 13 colonies.

4th grade: Georgia Performance Standards aligned assessment over forces and motion and simple machines. Covers: - how simple machines are used to make work easier - the effect gravity has on objects -relationship between force and size, speed and direction

An editable conduct sheet: Instructions: Copy one for each child and staple into a laminated manila folder. Each time a student does not follow a rule, he or she receives a tally mark in the given area. Parents are required to initial each night. This is a great way to keep track of daily behavior as you only need to print 4 conduct sheets a year! Ideal for 3 grade and up.

20 multiple choice questions over the water cycle, cloud types, weather instruments and temperature.

Print this packet for each student and along with my 13 Colonies PowerPoint, have them take notes on the New England, Middle and Southern Colonies. They will learn about the people, jobs, natural resources, geography and climate of each region.

A detailed PowerPoint project for students to complete independently. They are expected to make the following slides: Title Slide - Sun slide with 3 facts about the sun - 1 slide per planet (in order) with 3 facts for each planet: -Mercury -Venus -Earth —Moon (explain phases of the moon) -Mars -Jupiter -Saturn -Uranus -Neptune -Slide on constellations and life cycle of a star -Slide on Technology used to see and explore space I have included a detailed rubric for easy grading!

Use this board game to help your students review for their test on light and sound.

A great activity to go along with the book or video, Magic School Bus Sees Stars. 11 fill in the blank and quick sketch questions.

A light and sound study guide that aligns with my Light and Sound Assessment. Fill in the blank, multiple choice and even an area for students to sketch concave and convex lenses.

A reading comprehension Activity to accompany learning about the causes of the American Revolution. Answer key included.

This product contains a reading passage about the phases of the moon, a quick 10 question quiz and a hands on craft to give students a fabulous visual of the phases of the moon.

Quick Assessment over basic sound vocabulary for 4th grade science. Get a quick idea on whether your students understand the following: -vibrations -pitch -amplitude -reading sound waves

An assessment over 4th grade/Solar System Science/Georgia Performance Standards.

Use this with my Light Vocabulary PowerPoint or alone to help your students get the basic vocab of light. They add the definition and a sketch for each word including: reflection, refraction, convex and concave lenses, electromagnetic waves, etc... You can also pair it with the PowerPoint to use as a scavenger hunt. Print the PowerPoint file and post around your room to get your students moving while working on their light vocab.

Following Georgia Performance Standards, this quiz covers Life Science standards including ecosystems and related vocabulary.

This is a fun and hands on way to learn about pitch. All students need a shoe or tissue box and some rubber bands, but after that they can let their creativity run wild! This includes a lab sheet and directions on how to make the guitar.

Use this with my guided notes printable for your science lesson on light. Have your students follow along as a whole group to take guided notes, or print this as a scavenger hunt and get them moving around the room to fill in their vocabulary definitions and sketches.