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This product was created to supplement the "The Cat in the Hat" Adaptive Novel created by the Paul V. Sherlock Center at Rhode Island College. It was originally used in a Multiple Disabilities Support classroom during an Extended School Year program. Product Includes:6 Activity Pages (Patterns, Matching, Cut & Paste)2 Literacy Pages (Rhyming Words)2 Math Pages (Greater vs Less)4 Reading Comprehension Pages (Story Order, What's Happening, Sentence Completion)LINKS to the Adaptive Novel and Supple

This Station Activity is a great way for your students to practice interpreting... Bar GraphsLine GraphsDouble Line GraphsScatter PlotsPie ChartsTablesI recommend printing the station cards in color and laminating them, but otherwise there is no additional set up. This resource will come to you in the form of a Google Doc handout for the students and a Google Slides presentation for the station cards. You will be able to edit the document to your needs and share it with your students. You will b

Engaging, easy-to-follow coloring worksheet on the Electromagnetic Spectrum, frequency, wavelength, and energy! Perfect for Physical Science, Physics, or Chemistry classes that need review, reinforcement, doodle notes, study guides, or sub plans! ** Interested in my other Coloring Resources?? - CLICK HERE **-------------------------------------------- If you like what you see, check out the rest of my store and be sure to follow along to stay up to date on all new resources and sales! You can al

This resource is designed to be used in class after a lesson on Newton’s Third Law. I originally used this assignment in a high school physical science class with students of varying abilities but it could be adapted for many levels/types of learners. It tests the students on their understanding of action-reaction force pairs. Pictures are included to help students with special needs and multilingual learners. This worksheet will come to you as a google doc. The nature of the google platfo

This set of Guided Notes includes 3 lessons: Work and PowerWhat is a Machine?Types of MachinesTopics Covered: WorkWhen is Work Done on an Object?Work = Force x DistancePowerPower = Work / timeWhat is a Machine?How Do Machines Make Work Easier?Work Input vs. Work OutputInput Force vs. Output ForceHow Machines HelpMechanical AdvantageMechanical EfficiencyTypes of Simple Machines (Lever, Pulley, Wheel & Axle, Inclined Plane, Wedge, Screw)Classes of LeversTypes of PulleysCompound MachinesEach lesso

This set of Guided Notes includes 3 lessons: Human Impact on the EnvironmentThree Major Environmental ProblemsEnvironmental ConservationTopics Covered: Human Impact on the EnvironmentTrade OffConsequencesRenewable vs. Nonrenewable ResourcesWays Humans Adversely Influence Ecosystems (Population Growth, Over Consumption, Advancing Technologies, Direct Harvesting, Pollution, Atmospheric Change, Endangered Species)Major Environmental Problems (Acid Precipitation, Global Warming, Ozone Depletion)Gre

This set of Guided Notes includes 4 lessons: What is Matter?Tools and Measurement... Pairs well with THIS LABPhysical Properties (and Density)... Pairs well with THIS WORKSHEETChemical PropertiesTopics Covered: What is Matter?Describing Matter with Volume, Mass, Weight, and InertiaMass vs. WeightTools and MeasurementPhysical Properties of MatterDensityDensity CalculationsChemical Properties of MatterEach lesson comes with a Google Slides presentation and a Google Doc handout for your students

This resource is a great way to start your school year. It will give you a basic understanding of your students' scientific knowledge and give them a hands on way to practice the basics of the scientific method. It is also a great literacy activity and an introduction to inquiry labs! This Resource Includes... An editable worksheet for your students that walks them through the scientific method. Students will need to.. Come up with a question and a hypothesis based on the instructionsDesign an e

SCIENCE TEACHERS!! - Are you looking for something quick, fun, and easy to do on this Fall to review Metric System Unit Conversions?? - This is it!! This simple Color-by-Number activity will ask students 10 different questions. Each answer directs the students to use a specific color BUT only the right answer will make the picture turn out correctly. That makes grading and assessing super easy. In order to complete this activity, students will need to have a basic understanding of the following:

For this lab you will need: Iron Sand Aluminum Salt Water Filtration Apparatus Magnet Paper Towels Beakers I use this lab in my Physical Science class after I have taught lessons about elements, compounds, and mixtures. This lab typically takes my students 45 minutes to complete, plus an additional 10-15 minutes on a second day to view their salt after the water has evaporated. This resource will come to you in the form of a Google Doc. You will be able to easily integrate the resources

This activity is a great way to get students thinking about the movement of molecules as they change from solid to liquid to gas. Inspired by Netflix’s “The Magic School Bus Rides Again - Three in One” Episode, students will envision themselves as a water molecule and take the audience on a journey of how they change from one state of matter to another. This resource comes with a brainstorming sheet for the students, a rubric, and a final copy template. It takes my Physical Science classes

This resource is a great way to start your semester or school year. It will give you a basic understanding of your students' scientific knowledge, creativity, and personality. You will also get a quick writing sample of your students that can be used to gauge literacy activities for the rest of the year. I LOVE using this in my High School Physical Science class, but could easily be used across any class type/grade level. This resource will come to you in the form of a Google Doc. You will be

I use this lab in my Physical Science class after I have taught a lesson on the properties of the three states of matter. This lab typically takes my students 30 minutes to complete. There are two different versions of the lab... one in English and one (partially) in Spanish. I am currently teaching a co-taught ELL Physical Science class where the majority of my students speak only Spanish. Having the directions in both English and Spanish has proven to be extremely helpful! For each lab group

This set of Guided Notes includes 3 lessons: Newton’s First Law of MotionNewton’s Second Law of MotionNewton’s Third Law of MotionTopics Covered: Newton’s First LawFrictionNewton’s Second Law (with Calculations)Newton’s Third LawAction-Reaction Force PairsEach lesson comes with a Google Slides presentation and a Google Doc handout for your students. The words the students need to copy down are bold and in a bright color so your students can easily follow along. Pictures have been added to bot

This product was created to supplement the "Green Eggs and Ham" Adaptive Novel created by the Paul V. Sherlock Center at Rhode Island College. It was originally used in a Multiple Disabilities Support classroom during an Extended School Year program. Product Includes: - 4 Activity Pages (Patterns, Matching, Cut & Paste) - 1 Literacy Page (Rhyming Words) - 5 Math Pages (Greater vs Less, Graphing, Word Problems) - 3 Reading Comprehension Pages (Story Order, Sentence Completion) - LINKS t

This set of Guided Notes includes 6 lessons: Exploring Physical ScienceScientific MethodsScientific ModelsGraphing and DataRules of GraphingScience SafetyTopics Covered: What is Science?What is Physical Science?The Scientific MethodControlled ExperimentsIndependent vs. Dependent VariablesQuantitative vs. Qualitative DataAccuracy and PrecisionScientific Law vs. TheoryScientific Models (Physical, Mathematical, and Conceptual)Inductive ReasoningThe CER Model (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning)Types of Gr

This resource is designed to be used "in-person" or from home. I originally used this assignment in a high school physical science class with students of varying abilities but it could be adapted for many levels/types of learners. Students are asked to read through a short passage on how Lebron James uses Newton's Laws to dunk a basketball. This assignment comes with key material highlighted and the ability for students to listen to the article and follow along. To preview the Read Aloud, CLI

I use this activity in my physical science class as a way to reinforce graphing techniques throughout the year, while allowing students to reflect on their progress and set goals for the future. Each student has a folder with their documents in it that stays in class. I hand out the folders whenever we are going to add to the graph and then collect the folders for safe keeping. Personally, I use this activity for my 9th and 10th grade Physical Science class, but it could be used for any grade

Engaging, easy-to-follow coloring worksheet on Chemical Properties and Changes! Perfect for Physical Science or Chemistry classes that need review, reinforcement, doodle notes, study guides, or sub plans! ** Interested in my other Coloring Resources?? - CLICK HERE **-------------------------------------------- If you like what you see, check out the rest of my store and be sure to follow along to stay up to date on all new resources and sales! You can also follow me on Instagram.Did you also kno

This FREEBIE resource will come to you in the form of a pdf. You will not be able to make any edits to it. I use this lab in my Physical Science class after I have taught a lesson on the Gas Laws. This lab typically takes my students 20 minutes to complete. After which they will work on their Gas Law Calculation practice worksheet. For this demo you will need: 1) 125 mL Erlenmeyer Flask 2) Balloon 3) Baking soda 4) Acetic acid (vinegar) 5) Food coloring 6) Water basin 7) Candle 8)