Aubree S

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 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.

Includes all of the 5th grade Common Core standards (reading, writing, speaking and listening, language and math) in parent friendly terms. Highlight any standards that need improvement. Also includes space for comments, behavior and attendance. Great for parent-teacher conferences.

These are the notes that accompany the El Nino/La Nina PowerPoint. Perfect for student notebooks.