Future Einsteins

Great to use as an anticipatory set, center, or review! To play, students simply sort the cards into the correct habitats, using their background knowledge and critical thinking skills to match the animals with their natural homes. With multiple variations, the Habitat Sort is a fun and engaging way to learn about habitats and it also helps develop important skills such as classification, problem-solving, and teamwork. So why wait? Download this FREE resource today and give your students the gif

This is a complete, sequential, graphic organizer to go along with the video "Bill Nye Biodiversity."

Use Cheetos to teach students about pollination! This experiment is not only fun, but comes with minimal prep work as well as a full lab report including a prediction, cut-outs, results, and reflection questions with a research extension. Use cardstock for bees if possible.

Learning about habitats or animals? Are you getting ready to dissect an owl pellet? This is a perfect discovery activity for either an anticipatory set or self-direction for elementary using books, textbooks, and online tools!

This assessment includes the same questions and answers as the Kahoot! found in the Metric Olympics Power Point resource. A very good way to distinguish what students got out of the lab/activity.

This product tracks and graphs the data students record during the Metric Olympics lab. Differentiation included.

This resource includes a printable version of a science themed inference task cards activity to download to applications such as Google Classroom for Distance Learning.

Can be used as a great way to introduce the topic of plants or a book/reading passage. It could be filled out during a lesson plan, or can be placed in student binders to come back to and complete throughout a unit.

Great to use as an anticipatory set, center, or review! To play, students simply sort the cards into the correct habitats, using their background knowledge and critical thinking skills to match the animals with their natural homes. With multiple variations such as a matching game, the Habitat Sort is a fun and engaging way to learn about habitats and it also helps develop important skills such as classification, problem-solving, and teamwork. So why wait? Download this FREE resource today and gi

Great resource for Distance Learning and keeping your student(s) on track for the end of the school year, whether you're a parent or teacher.