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Students will investigate the differnces between conduction, convection, and radiation by making popcorn. The students LOVE this lab!

This center activity will help children master the concept of measuring angles using a protractor. Protractors are included in the diagram with this exercise.

This is a 33 page unit on geometry. This unit is organized into 3 categories: challenges, investigations, and problem solving. The unit includes activities, plans, and answer keys.

Your task as a Space Investigator is to find out information about planets in our Solar System. An answer key is provided.

This is a 29 page extension unit on adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals that includes answer keys. The unit is organized into 3 categories: challenges, investigations, and problem solving for a total of 14 activities.

This is a worksheet that will help to reinforce finding the perimeter of irregular figures.

Students will love the gross facts found on this worksheet. They will have to turn the very large and very small numbers into scientific notation.

The purpose of this lab is to observe the relationship between potential and kinetic energy. This lab also contain a rubric to help guide you with grading.

This is an activity that walks students through comparing and ordering decimals using benchmarks and a number line.

Students will find the perimeter of squares and rectangles.

Students will play a form of Hollywood squares to practice dividing decimals.

Students calculate the area of triangles, circles, rectangles, and parallelograms and match their answer with the cooresponding answer. There are 10 matching cards ranging from easy-basic opperation to more difficult-combination of two or more steps.

Students will create a "fortune teller" to help them identify and describe the types of volcanoes.

Students will use starbusts to understand the structure and properties of igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks.

Students can practice their geometry terms and formulas with this bingo game.

This is a practice review game for students. The students work in partners to be the first to correctly answer 12 problems. An answer key is given.

Students will research information about the inner and outer planets using this worksheet and the websites given.

This test is out of 20 points with a 5 point bonus. The assessment varies from fill in the blank using a word bank, to fill in a chart for the phases of the moon, and a short answer question.

Students will round the decimals and correctly match their answers.

Students will add and subtract decimals with this real-life application of balancing a checkbook.