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This is a week long comprehensive lesson for K-2 students. They will demonstrate, explain, manipulate, and technically draw objects that work in a system. Students will easily disassemble and reassemble parts of an object, learn how to make technical drawings, and reinforce scientific and engineer thinking. There are links to additional resources included, classroom management suggestions, and step-by-step, word-by-word directions. Great for a long term substitute because its so easy to im

Quickie Questions are a small little bite of a bigger concept - meant for pre assessing, mid unit short assessment, or even one on one learning discussion. Great for tutors as well! Quickie Questions also are a speedy way to use as an exit ticket, morning work, or homework as needed. This Quickie Questions is for when you are tackling run on sentences. Provided are 2 activities: * Page 2 is correcting the sentence by typing in the answer box. * Pages 3 and 4 are multiple choice. NOTE: * Hi

This is a quality lesson that is about as easy as it gets to implement.  Included are detailed directions in the first slide, dialogue suggestions, what to print,  and target responses from students. Extension ideas are added for various classroom dynamics. Slides are animated so you can pace the lesson as you need.  Realistic photos make for a genuine science connection.

Young children love stickers! So, its Sticky Dot Science to the rescue! This is a great resource for a sub, a STEM activity, or a fine motor lesson. My PK and K students really enjoy this activity.  It's simple for the teacher to implement, and the students are exposed to multiple skills:  motor skills, visual application, making connections, and mixed media arts.  I also always had books ready to go for early finishers.  Links for all resources are included.