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Are you looking for a summative assessment for third grade Amplify Science Inheritance and Traits? This assessment covers vocabulary, as well as assesses the skills taught. By using the investigation cards from 4.2 and 4.3, the students will apply the skills they learned to determine the traits of an unknown offspring. Answer key is included.

Feeling a little overwhelmed with Amplify Science? I enjoy teaching the material but felt my students needed more notes than the Amplify notebook provided. I use this in conjunction with the provided Amplify Science Notebook. This material includes: 1. Guided notes for each lesson (until lesson 4) that go with the Amplify slides 2. Answer Key

Looking for a way to review your vocabulary words from Amplify Weather and Climate Unit? Look no further than this fun scavenger hunt around your room! I print mine on cardstock, cut them in half, and laminate them for future use. The cards are placed anywhere you want - outside, around the hall, or in your room in any order. The students start at any card of their choosing, read the definition, then locate the correct vocabulary word on another card. The last card should lead them back to their

Are you looking for a more formal assessment of your students' understanding of Amplify Science Inheritance and Traits material? I used this quiz at the end of the first section of Inheritance and Traits to assess understanding. It includes vocabulary and concept assessment.

Are you looking for an assessment for Amplify Science Inheritance and Traits? This is for the second unit and covers vocabulary as well as concepts learned.

A formal formative assessment of what the students have learned in Chapter 1 of the Weather and Climate amplify unit. This covers the vocabulary, weak vs. strong evidence, and using a thermometer.

Looking for a way to review your vocabulary words from Amplify Inheritance and Traits unit? Look no further than this fun scavenger hunt around your room. I print mine on cardstock, cut them in half, and laminate them for future use. The cards are placed anywhere you want - outside, around the hall, in your room in any order. The students start at any card of their choosing, read the definition, then locate the correct vocabulary word on another card. The last card should lead them back to thei

Looking for a beginning of the year activity? I've used this for the last 10 years and my students love it. We read the parable of The Lost Sheep or we the book You Are Special, then follow with this activity. I print on cardstock and cut apart the pieces. The students are placed in groups and told not to put the puzzle together yet. They each decorate their piece(s) in any way they want to, without worrying about the other pieces. Make sure to stress decorating the side with the black lines so