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I used this activity as one of my sound unit science centers. We used tuning forks (from our music teacher) to experiment with sound waves and vibrations. Students were thrilled with this activity and learned so much. (I think it blew their minds, haha!) This sheet helps to guide their learning and understanding. *See my other products to see other items from this unit.*

These cards are meant to be used as word wall cards for a classroom, but they could also be used as vocabulary flashcards. The types of energy that I included are: - heat - light -sound -electricity In this pack you will find the following vocabulary words, definitions, examples, and pictures: - energy - thermal (heat) energy -light energy -sound energy -electrical energy -temperature -degree -conductor -insulator -opaque -transparent -translucent -reflect -refract -vibrate -pitch -volume -ce

I used this activity with my class while we were working on light energy. Students hold different materials up to the light to determine if they are opaque, translucent, or transparent.

I used this as one of my science center activities during a unit on Sound Energy. Students used a simple water xylophone to explore pitch with their peers. They use the sheet to guide their learning.

I used this activity as part of my science centers for my sound energy unit. Students experiment with the idea of pitch and use the sheet to guide their understandings. I used the bottom of this sheet as a spring board after centers to discuss what students had discovered. We filled it in as a whole group. *See my other products to see the other parts of this unit.*

I developed a way to track my students progress on Fry fluency phrases. I am using this as a part of my RTI interventions for struggling readers in 3rd grade, so the goals I set on the first page of the PDF have been set with that in mind. I set up folders that can be used with tutors who frequent my room. In each folder is a tracking sheet and a list of the Fry phrases, which can be found on this site: http://tooeleschools.org/schools/elementaryschools/ees/Documents/Fry%201000%20in%20Phrases.p

This PowerPoint can be used as a quiz or a simple discussion starter with your students. It includes pictures and examples of reflection and refraction and then reveals which type that it is as you click through the slides.

I gave this assessment to my students after a unit on sound and light energy. The assessment is 3 and a half pages long and includes a bonus points section also. There are 2 short answer sections, multiple choice, circling sections, labeling, a fill in with word box section. The answer key is included, too. See some of my other products to see other ideas and activities from this unit.

This contains 18 timed tests (4 for addition, 4 for subtraction, 5 for multiplication, and 5 for division). I make students complete these tests in a certain order. Once they have completed all their addition facts tests, then I move them to subtraction. So students can work at their own pace through these tests. Some students might be on Multiplication while other might still be working through addition. There are 40 problems on each test and I give them 2:30 to complete the test. I only allow

This sheet will allow your students to explore as they work with a cup and a flashlight to determine how light effects objects and how they can make certain kinds of shadows. This sheet would be appropriate for a light energy unit.

Ever have students coming up to you in the middle of a small group lesson because their book is falling apart and they need your help? Not anymore! Just designate a tub in your classroom as the book hospital and then you can fix the book at your most convenient moment. Print out this label and put it on the front of a book tub and you are all set!

After discussing how sounds travels, you can have your students do a sort to put the items in the order, traveling from the gong to your ear.

This wishlist can be used by your students when they attend a book fair at your school.

I am preparing my students to take the reading OAA soon and I wanted to play a vocabulary review game with them. So I made these cards to help play the game. There are 10 pages of terms and 4 vocabulary star seat labels to choose between We will be playing vocabulary star-- It is like musical chairs, but no one is ever out. When the music stops the student at the vocabulary star chair(s) explain the term that the teacher is holding up to their classmates.

This is a colorful chevron pennant banner that you can hang outside of your classroom at the beginning of the school year. It says: Welcome to ____ Grade I included grades 1-12, so that you can choose your current grade level. I cut and laminated all of my triangles and then I punched holes in the corners and slid a white string through the triangles to hold them together. If you have any other questions about how to put it together or hang it up, message me. Enjoy!

I use these in my classroom to alert children when it is their day to book shop in the morning before school instead of doing morning work. I laminated them and attached magnets to the back so that the numbers are easy to switch out daily.

A sign to put in your classroom that shows the difference between area and perimeter. I realize the thumbnail picture of this looks ridiculous and spelled incorrectly, but it doesn't look silly in the actual file

Use these little salt shakers to help your students "spice up" their writing. These act as an abbreviated thesaurus for students to use during writing time to replace boring, over used words. I cut, laminated, and bound mine together with a metal ring. This is an easy resource for students to use and will help build up their vocabularies in the process. Thanks for purchasing this product!

This little label can be laminated and placed on the outside of a container to hold box tops.

Ever have students coming up to you in the middle of a small group lesson because their book is falling apart and they need your help? Not anymore! Just designate a tub in your classroom as the book hospital and then you can fix the book at your most convenient moment. Print out this label and put it on the front of a book tub and you are all set!