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Students will experiment with balloon rockets to observe and study Newton's Third Law of Motion and the principles of rocket propulsion. Students will collect, analyze, and graph data from the launches in this STEM lab activity.

Your students will enjoy learning about these 23 STEM careers. Each career gives a brief explanation of what the job encompasses and what classes to take. Students can personalize the careers by adding their own faces to the STEM career bodies. Also makes a good bulletin board. I use this for my school's STEM Career Spotlight Trivia Question of the Week. This bulletin board lets teachers and students focus and explore on 1 career each week.

Take a Dive into America's History!Join our adventurous, patriotic axolotls as they travel through time to celebrate the United States' 250th Birthday! From the signing of the Declaration of Independence to the giant leaps into outer space, this book is packed with the perfect blend of learning and creativity. Designed for young explorers ages 6-9, "The Axolotl's Guide to America" offers a front-row seat to the most iconic moments in American history. Whether it's helping Betsy Ross stitch the

Unleash Your Underwater Imagination!Join the Axolotl Prince on a royal quest through a kingdom of magic and mystery! From jousting on snail-back to napping on friendly sea-dragons, every page is a new adventure waiting for your creative touch. With 25 enchanting scenes featuring sea-unicorns, bubble castles, and hidden treasures, this is the ultimate coloring journey for artists of all ages. Grab your colors and dive in—the kingdom is yours to bring to life!

Embark on an enchanting adventure! Dive into where cute axolotls live our favorite fairy tales. Grab your crayons, color pencils, and markers and bring these magical stories to life. Discover a new axolotl fact with every page you turn.

RECLAIM YOUR EVENINGS. CLONE YOURSELF IN CLASS.Let’s be honest: The "To-Do" list never ends. Between lesson planning, grading, IEP accommodations, and answering the same question for the 40th time, you are exhausted. You don't need another "initiative." You need a clone. Meet NotebookLM. This isn't just another shiny tech tool. It is your new Teaching Assistant. And unlike a real assistant, it works for free, never sleeps, and has read every single page of your textbook. In this practical, zero-

This is a continuation to the previous lesson STEM Lab Activity Balloon Rockets. In this lesson, students will use what they learned from the Balloon Rocket activity and apply to building and launching a compressed air rocket. Along the way, students will learn to make a clinometer and practice measuring the heights of trees, poles, and other tall objects around the school. Finally, students will use the clinometer to measure the altitude of their rocket on launch day. Students will also be

BUTTERFLY LIFE CYCLE ! Your students will be excited and motivated to represent the life cycle of a butterfly in this 3D Arts and Crafts project. Students can create a 3D egg from one of two sizes. Students also have two 3D caterpillar patterns to choose from, a chrysalis, and end with one of two 3D butterfly wrist bands. You and your students will love this 3D Butterfly Life Cycle project as part of your study on the life cycle of a butterfly.

These are the trivial questions I use to go with my other item on TPT called "STEM Careers - Bulletin Board". A customer asked me to upload this, so here it is. The last page is a long banner I use on this bulletin board idea with my students' pictures underneath.

These are 43 of my favorite tangram puzzles with a nice background to accompany each puzzle. I also added 3 bonus puzzles. The bonus puzzles require 2 sets of tangrams to complete and should be printed on 9x12 construction paper.

This is the digital version of the first book I wrote. The book has a different character twist on the classic lesson of not talking to strangers. There's a link to an audio version of the book at the end. Three of my former students created the voices for the characters. Hope you and your kids will enjoy the story as much as we did creating it.

New Jeopardy Template with sounds and auto timer for the slides. Great way to review lessons before a test or use as an end of the unit class activity. This Jeopardy template is easy to use. All categories are labeled and ready for you to type in your answers and questions, including Double and Final Jeopardy. The first 8 slides are on animated timer so when it's time to play just click on "View Slideshow" and the PowerPoint will play through the title page, the introduction to the 5 categ

Black History Month Door or Bulletin Board DisplayStudents can learn about some famous black history makers in a fun bulletin board or door display. Each model tells why their person is famous.

Have fun learning fractions with your students with FRACTION BINGO!

This was used with 4th graders during a study unit on diseases. (It can be used with other grades also.) Students will research and record their notes on pages 2 and 3. Then, they will use the brochure layout on page 4 to input their information into Microsoft Publisher. Students will use the grading rubric on page 5 to guide them in producing a GREAT informational brochure on diseases.

Relatable Characters & Inspiring Stories: Free Book Previews for Young ReadersDiscover four engaging children’s books that celebrate relatable characters and real-life challenges through inspiring stories. Each book offers a unique perspective on resilience, bravery, and personal growth—perfect for classroom discussions and read-alouds. A Great, Great Day! is the heartwarming story of Brittney, a spirited 6-year-old military brat, who sets off for school full of sunshine and smiles—even when

Be amazed at how this cylindrical toy can fly. A great extension when studying gyroscopes, angular momentum, and centrifugal force.

Using a color coded hundreds chart, teachers/parents can help students learn to make change from a dollar.