MLG Science

Use this bundle of interactive notebook pages to help students better grasp science practice concepts. There are 5 main topics: Observations: Students identify the difference between qualitative and quantitative observations. I place small fuzzy pom-pom's at each table and have students fill in both observations.Variables: Students identify what variables and constants are and practice identifying them from a science experiment.Hypotheses: Students practice creating hypotheses from questions.Int

Use this Google Slides to introduce variables and constants in experiments. This 100% digital assignment distinguishes between independent and dependent variables, as well as, introduces the importance of constants and control groups. Included is a Google Slides complete with information on all 4 topics, guided practice to complete together, as well as independent practice. I personally like to use the PearDeck feature it is complete with (if you do not have that add-on to your slides -- now is

Use this Google Slides to introduce observations. This 100% digital assignment distinguishes between qualitative and quantitative observations. Included is guided practice on making both observations on a Red Delicious Apple and independent practice on making both observations on Carrots. When your students get the hang of making observations - have them complete the assignment at the end of the slideshow by sorting cards into two categories of observations (Qualitative or Quantitative).

Practice analyzing data from tables and charts. Students answer questions from tables and create a histogram from a data chart. 100% Digital - Google Slides Assignment Included: - Digital Assignment - Editable Version - Answer Key

Use this Google Slides assignment to teach your students the different between physical and chemical changes. Two slides of information on physical and chemical changes with interactive questions lays the foundational difference between the two. Following the informational slides are practice slides where students determine if the change pictured is physical or chemical.

Use this Google Slides Assignment to practice Physical and Chemical Changes with your students virtually! Editable version included, as well as the answer key!

Utilize this zip file of information to teach static electricity remotely. All students must have access to WIFI and/or an electronic device. Included in this file are the following (both digital and paper (editable) copies): - Electricity WebQuest - Static Electricity Interactive Notes - Utilizes Bill Nye Static Electricity Video (MAKE A COPY OF THIS) - PhET Simulation Static Electricity - Scotch Tape Experiment (Video of experiment, directions to experiment and lab paper) - Moving Paper At-Hom

Utilize this zip file of information to teach energy transfer remotely. All students must have access to WIFI and/or an electronic device. Included in this file are the following (both digital and paper (editable) copies): - Light Energy Transfer (Students view two youtube videos) - Heat Energy Transfer (Students view a video on melting starbursts AND are given directions on how to complete the experiment at home) - Sound Energy Transfer (Students view a video on moving salt AND are given direc

Begin a new lesson learning about Powers of 10. A cheat sheet chart that allows students to fill in and follow patterns to understand powers of 10.

End of the year candy bar awards for your classrooms! Includes 14 awards, each editable to whatever description you would like to add! Colorful and fun way to show your class you care about them! Just tape the candy bar on the left-hand side of the certificate, print their names and sign and date! BEST if you print on cardstock!

Students work on three writing prompts about how food webs are affected when one organism is removed.

Students apply their knowledge of the individual parts of the EMS and their prior knowledge of waves and parts of waves. Each group picks one piece of the EMS to focus on and create a project to present and teach their class.

Notes for students learning about the water cycle.

Students work in partners to create a body system of their choice on the layout of their body. Rubric with student checklist and teacher score included!