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This set of 13 dominoe tiles includes words from a unit about simple machines. This file comes with three types of games: 1)Students put the tiles in order by matching words with definitions. 2) Students put the tiles in order by matching picture examples with each type of simple machine. 3) Students put the tiles in order with a mix of definitions and pictures, thus making the game longer. This is great for individual student practice, pairs of students, small groups, or centers. This set in

This flipbook is an engaging way for students to take notes about natural resources. Students find this method much more interesting than traditional paper and pencil, even though it is still paper, merely folded and cut! It could also be used as an assessment after students have completed a lesson about natural resources. Students lift the flap under each word (natural resources, renewable resources, nonrenewable resources) to write a definition and list four examples. Directions for fold

This flipbook is an engaging way for students to take notes about the different ways that heat energy can transfer. Students find this method much more interesting than traditional paper and pencil, even though it is still paper, merely folded and cut! It could also be used as an assessment after students have completed a lesson about heat transfer. Great for interactive science notebooks! Students lift the flap under each word to draw a picture representing each type of heat energy transfer

This flipbook is an engaging way for students to take notes about the types of pollution. Students find this method much more interesting than traditional paper and pencil, even though it is still paper, merely folded and cut! It could also be used as an assessment after students have completed a lesson about pollution. Great for interactive science notebooks! Students lift the flap under each word to list possible causes of each type of pollution (air, water, land) and to list some possible

This flipbook is an engaging way for students to take notes about the parts of the water cycle. Students find this method much more interesting than traditional paper and pencil, even though it is still paper, merely folded and cut! It could also be used as an assessment after students have completed a lesson about the water cycle. Great for interactive science notebooks! Students lift the flap under each word to draw a picture representing each stage and write the definition. Directions

This flipbook makes learning about (or reviewing) producers, consumers, and decomposers much more fun than with an ordinary worksheet. Copy the pages double-sided, fold lengthwise, and make two cuts between the vocabulary words. (Complete directions included.) Students will draw an example of the organism and then define the vocabulary word. This could be used as notes, practice, homework, or an assessment. Great for interactive science notebooks!

This flipbook is an engaging way for students to take notes about the different types of variables. Students find this method much more interesting than traditional paper and pencil, even though it is still paper, merely folded and cut! Great for interactive science notebooks. It could also be used as an assessment after students have completed a lesson about variables. Students lift the flap under each word to write a definition. Given a list of questions, students are also asked to identify

This flipbook is an engaging way for students to take notes about the 3 types of consumers. Students find this method much more interesting than traditional paper and pencil, even though it is still paper, merely folded and cut! It could also be used as an assessment after students have completed a lesson about consumers. Great for interactive notebooks! Students lift the flap under each word to draw a picture representing each type of consumer and write the definition. Directions for fold

This flipbook is an engaging way for students to take notes about the different objects in space. Specifically, this flipbook (foldable) focuses on comets, asteroids, and meteors. Students find this method much more interesting than traditional paper and pencil, even though it is still paper, merely folded and cut! It could also be used as an assessment after students have completed a lesson about these space objects. Great for interactive science notebooks! Students draw a picture of each i

Use this foldable thank you card to write to chaperones after a field trip. Each group of students can write to their specific chaperone or the whole class can write to all the chaperones. Or modify the card to suit your own needs.