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This project is a great way to wrap up energy and energy transfer! Students work together to synthesize what they have learned about energy and use that knowledge to compare energy use before 1600 to energy use today.

These worksheets can be used for whole-class, small group, or individual instruction. I begin them in class and have students finish them for homework. The sheets cover observations, both quantitative and qualitative, and inferences.

Here are 12 questions to ask students as a pretest/post test or formative assessment of concepts relating to Earth's Eclipses and Tides.

Use this worksheet to review or assess volume, distance, and mass measurements. Conversions are also included on this form.

Use this sheet to practice identifying observations (qualitative and quantitative) and inferences.

Use this to help students learn the names and value of coins in a fun way! Students can make the "value" of each date in March with coins.

I use this during when my students are working on stories or journals to help them add depth to their characters. It is great for a realistic fiction unit!

This studyguide reviews the first 3 steps of the scientific method and offers practice questions.

Looking for a way to get your students to want to review their notes? Students can review key vocabulary for waves using this memory game and study at home!