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25 question review game based off the NC Essential Standards for 5th grade science. Topics include: Force and Motion, Matter: Properties and Change & Energy, Cells, Body Systems and Genetics, Ecosystems and Weather. Questions are "EOG" based (2015) and rigorous to prepare your students for the end of the year state test in science. Made in Google Slides, but uploaded as PDF (all hyperlinks work in a PDF). Answers on slide following the question. Updated to include a link to the Google Slide

A companion to the other science EOG review jeopardy that can be found in my store. 25 question review game based off the NC Essential Standards for 5th grade science. Topics include: Force and Motion, Matter & Energy, Cells, Body Systems and Genetics, Ecosystems and Weather. Questions are "EOG" based and rigorous to prepare your students for the end of the year state test in science. Made in Powerpoint and editable. Click to see answer on slide. A fun way to review!

40 'Who Am I?' style questions to review for the EOG or to review at the end of the year. Concepts/vocabulary match 5th grade NC Essential Science Standards. Includes word bank. No frills, just a simple, fun review! {Word document is editable} Science vocabulary terms include: tropical rainforest offspring El Nino deciduous forest decomposer jet stream nervous system force paramecium friction runoff diaphragm sun fog digestive system water cycle sc

A quick 8 question quiz or activity to assess student knowledge on 8 events that led up to the American Revolution. A word bank is provided and students must match the event to the description. Events are: Proclamation of 1773 French and Indian War Quartering Act Intolerable Acts Stamp Act First Continental Congress Boston Massacre Boston Tea Party Answer key is also provided on second page.

A brief overview (23 slides) of the Jet Stream and Gulf Stream and the impact on weather in the US. Meets North Carolina Essential Standards for 5th grade science, but could be used by other states/grade levels as an introduction to the Jet Stream and Gulf Stream. States what each is, impact it has on weather, includes a few website links to visit for videos/examples, and pictures of the Jet Stream on a weather map. Slides are uploaded in PowerPoint.

14 slide presentation for upper elementary/middle school students describing El Nino and La Nina. Includes a one question exit ticket at the end. There is a handout with guided notes that follow the presentation available for free in my store as well!

A 20 question quiz with answer key based on objectives from the North Carolina Essential Standards 5.E.1.1 and 5.E.1.2. Covers all of the objective 5.E.1.2 and touches on 5.E.1.1 asking only basic questions about the difference between weather and climate. 19 multiple choice, 1 free response.

If your students are like mine, they need so much practice with deciphering the operation! This contains 26 word problems (addition, subtraction, multiplication & division) that students cut out and sort according to the operation. Once they have sorted them, I have my students solve. 2 addition, 6 subtraction, 12 multiplication, 6 division problems

This is what I use to get my 5th graders started with science fair! The chart helps keep them organized with the steps they need to complete: topic, question, research and bibliography, hypothesis, materials/procedure, experiment, results, conclusion, display board, presentation. Each step has an explanation, a place to write a due date and point value (out of 100 total). The second page is a Topic Proposal Form to be completed by students and parents.

The goal of the project is to develop an understanding of the beginnings of math and how it affects the math students learn today. A great project for the beginning, middle or end of the year! Students will research a mathematician and create a visual of their choice about their person. The visual will include 4 parts: Part 1- The Basics, Part 2 – Childhood, Part 3 - Education, Part 4- How The World Has Been Affected Directions for students also include some suggested mathematicians. Rubric

Contains 1 vocabulary list with 13 words for matter words from NC Essential Standards Matter, Properties and Change 5.P.2.2 and 5.P.2.3 (does NOT include water cycle vocabulary), 1 page of matching and 1 pages of writing the definition. Words are: Physical Change Matter Solution Beaker Gas Liquid Chemical Change Quantitative Graduated Cylinder Solid Volume Qualitative Mixture Great for a study guide

14 word problems aligned to the Common Core 5th grade math standards 5.NF.1, 5.NF.2, 5.NF.3, 5.NF.4, 5.NF.6, 5.NF.7. With a variety of multiple choice and open-ended questions, this worksheet would be a great review or even assessment of the fraction standards for 5th grade.

Write-up is based on popular friction experiment using cars and a ramp with different surfaces. Using the NC Essential Standards 5.P.1.1 and 5.P.1.4, students will use Hotwheels cars to investigate friction and mass. Includes the scientific method steps and a chart to record data.

An 18-question Ecosystem Review for the NC Essential Standards 5.L.2 (Understand the interdependence of plants and animals with their ecosystem.) Word bank included at the top. A great way to review the major vocabulary words of the ecosystem unit. Includes the words: ecosystem biotic abiotic food web food chain producers estuary Food Chain prey predator photosynthesis deciduous forests aquatic decomposer population sun horse terr

A *basic* quiz on the 13 colonies. Includes 10 questions some multiple choice and some fill in the blank as well as an answer key. Questions include What was the nickname for the Middle colonies?, How were the New England colonies different from the Southern Colonies?, and How many original English colonies were there? Could be used as a quick check in the middle of an unit or at the end to assess student knowledge.

2 pages of notes with 1 practice problem each for Dividing Fractions by a Whole Number and Dividing a Whole Number by a Fraction. Includes 1 step by step problem on how to set up equation and draw a model to solve. Nothing fancy, but use for lesson notes or for reteaching. Our curriculum requires students to first know how to represent visually then use algorithm. Great to shrink and glue in math notebooks for accountability.

"You have been assigned a state. After completing your research, you will write a 5 paragraph argumentative essay about why someone should choose to live in your state versus North Carolina. First, complete your research using the graphic organizer. Then complete the outline for the essay before you begin writing your rough draft. Have fun and learn a lot!" Includes directions page, research graphic organizer to take notes and essay outline. Assign students a state and have them argue why thei

A 25 question multiple choice unit assessment for NC Essential Standards 5.P.3.1 5.P.3.2 (heat transfer).

Do you need something for your students to prepare for an assessment on the NCES.5.P.3.1 and NCES.5.P.3.2 objectives? This is it! A quick study guide to review heat transfer concepts before an assessment. It covers conductors/insulators, heat transfer and some basic heat concepts. (Note it is not practice questions or notes, but a combination of the 2 to use as a review. This should not be used to teach students the concepts for the first time.) Study guide has a few bullet points and some fil

Do your students struggle with ideas of how to study?? I used this list for my 5th graders (would work for all grades though!) to get them started. Includes 7 bullet points of different ideas to get them started studying for tests. (example: · Reread or rewrite your notes (aloud to a friend or pet) o Highlight key concepts) Perfect for interactive notebooks or agendas. *Font credit: Mollie Jo Fonts