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This ready to print, ready to use resource includes 20 scavenger hunt cards with 2 question pages. All about the basics of the respiratory system. Print the cards, cut them out, and place them around the classroom and you're ready to go! Includes: 20 cards with clip art, 20 questions, answer key

Included: 20 fact/info cards 20 questions Answer key Just cut the cards out and place around the room for a quick, easy scavenger hunt! Touches on germs, pathogens, communicable diseases, noncommunicable diseases Great as a review or to introduce the topic for the first time!

This product includes 20 cards about the circulatory system, 20 questions (one for each card) and an answer key. Just print & cut the cards and copy the question pages front to back and you are ready to go! Place the 20 cards around your classroom or on students desks to use as a scoot. They find the card, read it, answer the question and move on. Great way to get students moving & learning.

20 Valentine's Day Themed Fitness Stations for your Physical Education class! Each station card has a valentine background and simple fitness move plus image that students can easily follow. Perfect to hang up around the gym, classroom, or hallway and get students moving!

20 St. Patrick's Day Themed Fitness Stations for your Physical Education class! Each station card has a four leaf clover background and simple fitness move plus image that students can easily follow. Perfect to hang up around the gym, classroom, or hallway and get students moving!

10 Fitness Station Cards based on Thanksgiving 5 Stationary - Squat, Plank, Toe Touch, Arm Circles, Crunches 5 Moving - Gallop, Skip, March, Bear Crawl, Run We use these with students K-4 and alternate the stationary vs. moving stations. Moving stations get 2 cones to go around. Easy and ready to go!

20 Christmas Themed Fitness Stations for your Physical Education class! Each station card as a Christmas word, exercise to go with it, holiday image, plus exercise clip art. Perfect to hang up around the gym, classroom, or hallway and get students moving!

Ready to print station signs for the Christmas season! There are 14 different stations - 10 use basic PE equipment that many teachers will have on hand or can be creative to tweak for your students. 4 use special things like inflatable antler ring toss, a projector, an inflatable snowman, and foam building blocks.

10 Fitness Stations for the holiday season in physical education based on Santa & his reindeer! These stations are all stationary (Rudolph run can be in run in place OR around cones if you want!). Downward Dog, Dance, Squats, Crab Walk, Plank, Vertical Jump (we do these as wall taps), Dips, Burpees, Crunches - simple exercises that students of all ages can do!

A quick 15 question quiz on MyPlate content. Includes labeling the food groups on MyPlate and deciding whether foods are fruits, vegetables, proteins, grains, or dairy products. Word document so it may be edited. Enjoy!

Students will learn about the importance of hygiene (acne, hair care, dental care, and body odor) using this 19 slide PowerPoint. Looking for something hands on? Purchase my Embarrassed Elizabeth assignment to go hand in hand with this PowerPoint!

After learning about personal hygiene, students will have the opportunity to take on the role of an advice columnist to help out their peers. They can write to Embarrassed Elizabeth and Humiliated about hygiene problems of their peers and also help them answer questions their classmates have. Fun practice to students to show off what they learned about hygiene!

This test consists of 23 questions (fill in the blank, multiple choice, true and false) and a short answer question about hygiene. It is fairly simple and covers all of the basics. I use this test for my 4th, 5th, and 6th graders and it is appropriate for each of them. Look in my store for my Hygiene Guided Notes, Hygiene PowerPoint, and other hygiene products to lead up to this test! :)

Check out my 2nd PowerPoint on Hygiene on slightly different topics than my first one. This PowerPoint is appropriate for students in grades 3-8 as it touches on Sweating, Body Odor, Nail Care, Hair Care, Skin Care, and Hand Washing. Also check out my FREE Guided Notes in my store that goes nearly word for word with this PowerPoint - I have my students fill in the blanks as I go over the PowerPoint! Enjoy!

This document includes 15 statements (and their answers) about tobacco. It is up to students to decide whether they are a fact (true) or a myth (false). The teacher may choose how they would like students to display their answer (not included). I personally cut out red cards for myth and green cards for facts. You could also do thumbs up and thumbs down, dry erase boards, or writing their answers silently. I use this at the beginning of the unit for a quick assessment check of what they alr

A PowerPoint with information on e-cigarettes and vaporizers. Includes dangers of them and whether they are good alternatives to smoking. Students are very interested in these at the moment. *Able to be edited

24 card "I Have Who Has" game about tobacco. Fun way to review information for students. Directions: Cut cards apart on the red line (there are 2 per page). Laminate for extended use. Mix up the cards and pass out a card to each student. The student with the first card reads it, and asks the “who has” question. Whoever has the answer to that card reads the “I have” answer, their “who has” question, and sits down. There is only 1 correct answer for each question. Continue reading question

Middle School Civics Class - kids.clerk.house.gov website used with great information! - 20 total questions - Great definitions and descriptions through house.gov site

This is a 10 question quiz on alcohol (matching definitions and true/false). It would be great for a pre/post test assessment because it is brief and would not take up a ton of class time. Answer key is included. Test can be edited. I use this with my Alcohol PowerPoint, which can also be found in my store!

Directions for a great project idea for a Middle School level Civics classroom! -Using house.gov as a central starting point students are given 10 questions to answer based on their given Member of Congress. -Followed by guidelines for their presentation they will create after completing their research. - 5 W's section for students to participate and held accountable for paying attention during presentations.