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This experiment is used when teaching or reviewing the scientific method. It is designed using apples, but you can substitute different snacks or candy. It also teaches the math skills recording/presenting data and calculating averages. This experiment can be done in groups or independently. I have included teacher instructions, student lab sheet, modified student lab sheet, and sample answer key.

A great tool for language arts, reading, English, and test prep. Six posters displaying the term, definition, and an example. The six elements are alliteration, exaggeration, idiom, onomatopoeia, simile, and metaphor. Students can create their own examples to be displayed with the posters.

Give this review sheet to students after studying place value. The test has 20 questions and goes up to 6 digits.

This project helps students learn about genetics. They complete the lab sheet based on their family and traits they inherited. Students return to school and discuss what they learned about themselves and their family members. Includes directions and lab sheet.

This chart helps students rember how to spell words they use often, but have troulbe remembering how to spell. Students attach this chart to the inside of their writing folder. When they edit their writing and see words that they frequently misspell, they record the correct spelling on the chart to use as a reference next time.

This little note can be taped to students' desks as a reference to the steps of the problem solving process.

If you need a quick homework assignment, this is for you. This is 2 worksheets, 10 questions each. Students are asked to write numbers in standard, word, and expanded form up to 6 digits.

Print out and tape to students' desks as a reminder of the steps for long division.

This worksheet is a great way to keep kids on track during a spelling test. The large spaces will help students write their responses clearly. There is space for 25 words and 2 bonus words as well as the reading story that the list came from.