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This Escape Room is a fun and interactive way for students to test their knowledge on density, as well as mass, volume and buoyancy. Download Includes Teacher InstructionsUser Guide20 multiple choice questions5 "puzzles" for each of the 5 levelsStudent answer sheetAnswer KeyLink to digital Escape Room/ Breakout

I have, Who has Plate Tectonics is a review game used to help students reinforce the concepts of plate tectonics, earthquakes and volcanoes. The game includes cards that students read and interactively answer. Listening to each card allows students to extend their learning from the knowledge to application level.

This PDF file contains an entire year of bell ringers, and includes a key. Topics included are: Scientific Inquiry, Lab Tools and Safety, Cells, Rocks and Minerals, Distance and Time, Energy, Matter plus extra bell ringers focusing on Scientific Inquiry. The bell ringers are specifically aligned with sixth grade standards, but could easily be adapted for 5-8. This is a PDF file for anyone who does not have access to Smart Notebook. If you would like a digital copy, the Notebook file would be b

I have, Who has Rocks and Minerals is a review game used to help students reinforce the concepts of rocks and minerals. Content is included on types, formation and uses of rocks and minerals as well as knowledge on specific types of rocks and minerals. The game includes cards that students read and interactively answer. Listening to each card allows students to extend their learning from the knowledge to application level.

I have, Who has The Water Cycle is a review game used to help students reinforce the concepts of The Water Cycle. The game includes cards that students read and interactively answer. Listening to each card allows students to extend their learning from the knowledge to application level.

Science Guidelines for Group Work is a set of printables that give students clear guidelines for working in groups in the science classroom. These can be laminated for use year after year!

I have, Who has? States of Matter is a review game used to help students reinforce the concepts of the three phases of matter (solid, liquid, gas) and their properties; as well as the changes that occur between these states of matter. The game includes cards that students read and interactively answer. Listening to each card allows students to extend their learning from the knowledge to application level.

I have, Who has? Matter is a review game used to help students reinforce the concepts of Matter, Elements, Compounds, Mixtures, Physical Properties of Matter and Chemical Properties of Matter. The game includes cards that students read and interactively answer. Listening to each card allows students to extend their learning from the knowledge to application level.

The Phases of Matter Interactive Foldable is a three-flap foldable that can be used in a science interactive notebook or as a separate graphic organizer. Students can use it to take notes when learning about the three phases of matter, as well as the phases changes. To create the foldable, print the first two pages back to back. Fold in half and cut the solid lines to form flaps. Students can lift up each flap and fill in the information on each phase of matter during your lesson. Additionally,

This printable is for student reward tickets that can be used as student rewards or as gifts for different holidays. This is a FREE, meaningful gift for a wide age range of students.

Importing grades from assignments that students complete using the CPS (Classroom Performance System) remotes is an enormous time saver. However, it can be tricky to learn at first. This printable includes easy to follow, step-by-step instructions for importing grades from CPS to Progress Book. The directions include screen shots for extra help.