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Examine your fingerprints with this easy to follow worksheet. Take 10 fingerprints, and examine them for whorls, loops and arches. Includes an example image of each one, and a space to record your findings. Subtle forensics and labs theme incorporated into the design. Be sure to check out my other Science Resources: Blood Cells Clip Art - Anatomy Science Clipart - Color and Blackline 10 pc set.Apple Investigation Pre-K Fall Science WorksheetJolieDesign Autumn ResourcesHuman Body | Science | F

Answer questions about animals with this easy Kindergarten or 1st grade report. Easy to use for independent work, and great for pre-readers or non-readers. A great way for young students to visually organize information. Have students illustrate or write the answers to basic questions about an animal, including space for animal habitat animal size animal diet animal predators animal facts Be sure to check out all my other Science Resources: Blood Cells Clip Art - Anatomy Science Clipart - Color

Reinforce blood cell facts with this easy Kindergarten or 1st grade craft. Easy to assemble, instructions included, with tips and suggestions! I have included two options- one no-prep and one easy, low-prep. Have students illustrate the functions of blood cells and label them. Blood cell graphics are provided for no-prep, and craft idea provided for low-prep, and to fill a little more class time. See also the Pre-K or Kindergarten organs minibook Human Body Organs Minibook - PRE-K - K4 Scie

Reinforce human body organs with this easy Kindergarten or 1st grade book craft. Easy to assemble, instructions included, with tips and suggestions! Have students summarize in their own words the functions of each organ and write it in the space provided. Includes a page for: Brain, lungs, heart, stomach, intestines, liver, kidneys Use all or some of the pages as best fits your classroom. See also the Pre-K or Kindergarten version of this minibook Human Body Organs Minibook - PRE-K - K4 Scie

Reinforce human body organs with this easy PreK and K4 book craft. Easy to assemble, instructions included, with tips and suggestions! Includes a page for: Brain, lungs, heart, stomach, intestines, liver, kidneys Use all or some of the pages as best fits your classroom. See also the Kindergarten or 1st grade version of this minibook Human Body Organs Minibook - K - 1st Science Be sure to check out all my other Science Resources: Blood Cells Clip Art - Anatomy Science Clipart - Color and Bla

Learn about orbit of the Earth Moon and Sun with this easy interactive craft. Easy to assemble, instructions included! Be sure to check out all my other Science Resources: Apple Investigation Pre-K Fall Science Worksheet JolieDesign Autumn Resources Solar System | Science | Interactive Notebook | Small Group | Craft If you have any questions about this product, please contact me before purchasing. Thank you so much for your purchase! Don't forget to check out my other classroom printable

Learn the order of the planets with this easy lift-the-flap diagram. Easy to assemble, instructions included! Be sure to check out all my other Science Resources: Apple Investigation Pre-K Fall Science Worksheet JolieDesign Autumn Resources Solar System | Planet Order | Science | Interactive Notebook | Small Group If you have any questions about this product, please contact me before purchasing. Thank you so much for your purchase! Don't forget to check out my other classroom printables,

Simple book report / book study for very new readers, to go along with the book Don't Copy Me by Jonathan Allen. An intro to critical reading, students identify characters special words / letter patterns characters’ feelings Students recall part of story by either writing or drawing Reading Comprehension | Active Listening | Book Report | Book Study If you have any questions about this product, please contact me before purchasing. Thank you so much for your purchase! Don't forget to c

Let students get hands on with science with this ice investigation interactive notebook. Students guess what they think will happen to the ice in two different experiments- ice outdoors vs indoors, fridge and freezer, and ice in a pile vs a single ice cube. This simple science activity is perfect for many ages, as it includes two versions- one to write hypothesis and one to draw it. It can be completed in whole or small-group format. Easy to assemble and includes tips and suggestions Be sure t