Learning Through Play

Students learn vocabulary words that help them describe different bodies of water, work in groups to use the vocabulary words, view pictures of various bodies of water in power point presentation, and complete a crossword puzzle to practice their new knowledge of water bodies. Vocabulary words include ground water, surface water, flowing, stationary, and protected. You will receive: -Kagan Lesson Plan -Student Notes Pages -Teacher Notes Page -Power Point Presentation with Pictures -Crossword Pu

This is an animated presentation (power point) that I created to teach my students how to use the staircase method. The presentation walks students through the method step by step and makes learning this difficult concept easy! INCLUDED: *Animated presentation that models the concept and gives group practice at the end *Note taking printables that can be glued into science notebook *Full page color printable of the staircase. Print these out and laminate them so that students can practice wi

Click here for the Google Slides Version!This presentation walks students through reading a graduated cylinder. Guided practice encourages students to practice skills throughout the presentation! Please let me know if I could add or change anything to make this product even better! Your feedback is always appreciated!! Also see my presentation on Metric Length (FREE!) and Metric Conversion!

This presentation walks students through reading a metric ruler. Guided practice encourages students to practice skills throughout the presentation! Please let me know if I could add or change anything to make this product even better! Your feedback is always appreciated!! Also see my presentation on Reading a Graduated Cylinder (FREE!) and Metric Conversion!

Includes three lesson plan options to get students excited about going through the steps of the scientific method. Lessons follow gradual release format. Standards are aligned to Missouri grade level expectations for 5th grade science, but the lessons will work for any teacher trying to teach the parts of a fair test. Forms help students identify variables, ask a testable question, form a hypothesis, plan for investigation, organize data, draw conclusions, and suggestions for further experiment