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These seven life cycle worksheets with 7 animals are handy to have during the study of life cycles. These seven worksheets (cat shark, frog, ladybug, polar bear, swan, python, and bee) have a passage with questions with a focus on text dependent questioning. This set also includes the digital version created in Google Slides™. An example of the digital version is in the preview. These worksheets are part of a larger bundle: Life Cycle UnitOther parts to this bundle: Life cycle Posters and Sequen

This huge life cycle unit is full of activities with animal life cycle interactive notebook pages, 15 posters, presentation, sorting cards, platypus craftivity, printables, sorting activity, flip booklet and I Have... Who Has Game for the whole class or small group. This unit focuses on the animal groups of amphibians, reptiles, fish, birds, mammals, and insects. There is a flip booklet that is a research project. The booklet is open-ended so it can be used for a variety of learners. Posters, s

Classifying animals can be difficult for some students. Use this game as review or a way to get students discussing the features of animals. This animal classification game with 32 cards is an I Have.. Who Has game to practice the characteristics of the animal groups (reptiles, mammals, fish, birds, amphibians, and insects). This great for a center or a whole class game. Also see: Animal Groups PresentationAnimal Adaptations GameAnimal Habitats GameLife Cycle UnitAnimal Groups Research Booklet

These posters introduce 24 different scientific tools. Each poster introduces a tool and reveals its purpose. Also included is a simple 2- page quiz over the scientific tool. A fun bingo game in which students create their own bingo cards with the 24 tools is also a part of this set. Click on the preview above to see all of the tools included. Check out these resources to help begin the year in science. Free Scientific Method PostersTypes of ScientistsTypes of EngineersEngineering Design Process

These teaching posters and student flashcards are great for teaching about science tools. The posters can be displayed each time an experiment is begun so students can use correct terminology. An additional option is for the teaching posters can be printed 6 to 8 on a sheet to make instant flashcards. Tools included are: petri dish, hot plate, scale, hand lens, stopwatch, calculator, tweezers, microscope, beaker, goggles, flask, bunsen burner, eye dropper, ruler, syringe, funnel, magnet, tape me

These posters introduce 24 different scientists. The poster explains their job and some of the tools they need to do their job. Each poster has a watercolor border and is easy to read. A simple student report is included in which students report on two different types of scientists of their choice. Information can be gathered from the posters. Students can research even further using the internet. Types of scientists included are: meteorologist zoologist veterinarian physician astronaut seismolo

These interactive notebook pages on life cycles are a great way to get students involved in their learning. Insects, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, and fish are included. For each animal group, students will fill in a descriptive chart, match 4 animals with a life cycle adaptation and complete an interactive life cycle of an animal. An I Have... Who Has game is also included. There are 2 pages per animal group plus an animal sort. Photos are provided to help put the notebook together. Pl

This Science Tools I Have... Who Has game is a great way to review the different tools scientists use. This game can be played all year long for review! Pass out all the cards to the students. Have one student read the question on their card and the game begins. The person with the answer read their card. Great for large group or as a center. Available in color and black and white. Printing out the black and white copy makes a great answer sheet. Science Tools Posters and FlashcardsScientific To

Sort scientists and engineers into the correct category. Begin with a hands-on partner sort and then assess with a cut and glue sort for students to do on their own. This is a great activity to begin the year!

The engineering design process is a wonderful skill to teach your science students. There are 7 posters with a bright border which introduces the seven steps to the design process. Then, the lesson continues with slides that show the design process in action in two different real-life situations involving the space shuttle. Finally, students will be given a problem with the shuttle that scientists are having. They will need to design a parachute with simple supplies found around the classroom.

Energy: This energy game with 32 cards is an I Have.. Who Has game to practice the concepts in the study of energy. Pass the cards out, one student asks the question about matter from their card and the energy game begins! Black and white and color versions included. This energy game can be used as a whole class activity or a center. Use the black and white version as an answer key. It focuses mainly on light, heat and sound energy, renewable/nonrenewable energy and identifying other types of en

This space game with 24 cards is an I Have.. Who Has game to practice the concepts in the study of the solar system. Perfect for the whole class or small groups. A great way to discuss solar system concepts and vocabulary. Pass the cards out, one student asks the question from their card and the game begins! Black and white and color versions included. This game is perfect for review or the beginning of a space unit to assess prior knowledge. Use the black and white version as an answer key. Al

This research booklet on Animal Groups is great for a short research project for science. There are 6 animal groups featured in the book: mammals, amphibians, fish, birds, reptiles and insects. Students will research what makes each group unique and then they will identify animals or insects that belong in each group. This project is part of a larger unit: Life Cycle UnitOther resources: Animal Groups PresentationAnimal Groups Classification GameLife Cycle Interactive NotebookLife Cycle Workshee

Review concepts of matter and related vocabulary words. This matter game with 32 cards is an I Have.. Who Has game to practice the concepts in the study of matter. Pass the cards out, one student asks the question about matter from their card and the game begins! This type of game is great for large or small group. Black and white and color versions included. This matter game can be used as a large group activity or a center. Use the black and white version as an answer key. Other Matter Resou

Review weather concepts and vocabulary with this game! This weather game with 32 cards is an I Have.. Who Has game to practice the concepts in the study of weather. Perfect for the whole class or small group. Pass the cards out, one student asks the question about weather from their card and the game begins! Black and white and color versions included. This weather game can be used as a whole class activity or a center or as weather review. Use the black and white version as an answer key.

Deciduous Forest This Deciduous Forest game with 32 cards is an I Have.. Who Has game to practice some of the plants and animals found in the forest. One student asks the question from their card and the game begins!

These seven life cycle worksheets (digital) are handy to have during the study of life cycles. These worksheets have a passage explaining the life cycle of the animal (cat shark, frog, ladybug, polar bear, swan, python, and bee) and questions with a focus on text dependent questioning. These worksheets were created in Google Slides™ so they can be used in Google Drive™ or Google Classroom™. Grab the digital worksheets along with the printed version here. These worksheets are part of a larger b

Need a life cycle of an apple center right now? Center in a Snap gives you an immediate center with no prep. Just print it out. I have included a full color version to be laminated later if you would like. This center practices the sequence of the life cycle of an apple. Students will read a short story about apples while a partner sequences the pictures. Then students will make a booklet on the life cycle of the apple. Other Centers in a Snap: Telling Time - Freebie Multiplication facts Round

These free posters are a nice visual to help students remember the steps of the scientific method. Each step is explained in a simple way to help increase understanding. Each poster has a watercolor border with the name of each tool and the job the tool does. Check out these resources to begin a new year in science. Types of ScientistsTypes of EngineersEngineering Design ProcessScientific Tools