Elementary Science Resources

A simple interactive notebook template for students to cut and sort sources of light examples. Students can also create their own and add to their pockets!

I used this foldable for students to put into their interactive science notebook to learn about what makes up an atom.

Use this template to have students label and assemble a volcano.

A simple foldable booklet to take observations of a tree in the Fall season.

Used to help students organize their notes on the Water Cycle. cut along dotted lines, fold along solid lines write the different parts of the water cycle on the front 4 flaps (evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection) and then draw or write notes depending on students age/ability underneath those flaps.

Includes graphic organizer, Story about "Pablo the Pebble", Walk through examples of different types of weathering, and a sugar cube lab worksheet

Notes to go along with my other file- "Famous Landforms" which students can use to take notes while listening to other groups present their projects!

Worksheet can be used to document observations when doing the "Dancing Raisins" lab where raisins are put into sprite (or other carbonated liquid).

Students use this worksheet too coordinate with a muffin tin with different objects inside to document whether they melt in the sun or not.