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This is a great template for a missing persons poster. My class used this when we studied the colony of Roanoke. Each student created his own disappearance theory, but the application of this template is varied.

This packet is designed for student use to help plan, execute, and record their science fair data. This could also be used as a guide for how to conduct and record information for classroom experiments. Each page is a blank template with basic instructions. Included are... 1: Intro Page 2 : Research Question & Background Information 3: Hypothesis & Prediction 4: Materials List 5: Variables (Independent, Dependent, and Controls) 6: Procedures 7 - 10: Data Collection Pages for Graphs & Ratios 11

This unit is designed for students to delve into "Number the Stars" through vocabulary, writing, research, discussion, and art. Students will gain insight into WWII as well as expand their literary knowledge through the use of Google Earth, literary stations, and a comprehensive and creative final map project.

Using this lesson plan and experiment handout, students will create rainbows using water, a plastic bowl, and white light. Afterwards, students will go through the scientific method to answer questions and figure out how white light created a rainbow.

Students will use their graphing, measurement, decimal, multiplication, and survey skills to design and create their own dream school.

This project requires students to integrate their knowledge of decimals, fractions, and multiplication to find the average rainfall in cities across the world and then solve a series of riddles using that information. Students also have the chance to use technology through QR codes.