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Scientific method notes pages for students. Scaffolded notes numbered with the steps of the scientific method with details and graphics. Teacher answer guide to what information should be filled in is included.

This was created by me to visaully show content in leiu of a study guide to represent material in a unit on oceanography, ocean water, and the water cycle. For more visual learners, this document uses color, shapes/outlines, and graphics to connect and scaffold content. All content is filled in for study purposes and helping visual learners and ESL students. Could be adapted by boxing over content and making more of a "fill in the blank" approach. MAB

Share and explore the 3 types of plate boundaries with this notes template. Includes formatting for close notes about 3 types of boundaries to create a printed paper flipnotes for learners to fill in. Also includes a filled in answer sheet that can double as a completed reference sheet for learners as well as a google slides link to complete similar close notes online. Includes hand-drawn and labeled diagrams of each type of boundary.

This is a graphic summary sheet covering the topics of weathering, soil, and erosion. I created it in leiu of a study guide for an earth science unit. It includes words and graphic outlines as well as color coding to represent the basics of these topics. It highlights the relationships of water, climate, and organisms to these processes and more.

MAB Student directions for completing a science themed current event assignment. Also includes rubric for grading completed assignment.

Master for printing talking to the text/sentence starters bookmarks for when students respond to fiction or non-fiction readings. Master has 3 bookmarks on a page, meant to be copied and laminated for repeated use and reference when thinking about and responding too readings. I use it in science class each time we read a non-fiction article about our unit topics, but it works just as well for fiction. Great for reluctant writers since it gives them a place to start. Starters are numerous and

Google slides with embedded videos and links to resources for taking notes and understanding the 4 layers of the Earth.