Islander Science

This CLOZE activity corresponds to a YOU TUBE video by Mr. Allaire. The link to his excellent video is at the top of the worksheet. It goes over the ten generalized safety rules for dissection for middle grades students. Of course, preview the video to see that it is appropriate for your school systems standards and verify that the video is accessible by teachers and/or students.

This CLOZE activity corresponds to a YOU TUBE video by Mr. Allaire. The link to his excellent video is at the top of the worksheet. It goes over the tools used in dissection for middle grades students. Of course, preview the video to see that it is appropriate for your school systems standards and verify that the video is accessible by teachers and/or students.

This is a 35 item survey that asks your students to make a choice between easy, no stress, and sometimes fun topics. The results from this survey can be used to better understand your students and give you another method of grouping learners for specific tasks. Example: 1- Breakfast or Lunch? 2- Art or Music? I am new at these listings. If you want to see a sample, please let me know.

This item can be used as a reminder of deeper level questions for the instructor to use with students as they begin to take responsibility for their learning. This can be kept close by for situations where students appear to know the information but need to be pushed harder.

Students can use this as a reminder of the steps in scientific discovery. It can be used as a bell ringer, a formative assessment, etc.

This item can be used as a part of a science notebook, science interactive notebook, a study tool or placed on the classroom wall.

Very simple outline for students to use in learning cell parts and functions. It can be used as a "cheat sheet" for a public speaking experience for younger students.