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Assign each student an invention to research. They will find out the who, what, where, why, and when. They will also create an ad for their assigned invention. I have found this activity to tie in well with the Industrial Revolution topic. Enjoy!

Your young students will love this experiment! Anything that involves water they seem to get really excited about! Students will test 3 materials to see how well they work to absorb water. They will document their process along the way!

Students will research an assigned element from the periodic table of elements and can then share their findings. I have used this with students researching on a device or printing summary sheets from the internet in advance for classes that do not have access to technology to complete their research.

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These worksheets makes teaching solid/liquid as simple as click, click, print! The results from the worksheets are a quick formative assessment. See where their understanding really is! Enjoy!

Students will respond to a question prior to leaving the classroom. They will explain why mass and weight don't mean the same thing. Collect these on the way out the door as a quick check for the learning objective. I assign 3 points to these kinds of exit questions. Easy to check and identify where students are at. Hope this helps you too!

Students will use a triple beam balance to determine the mass of the objects listed on the page. They will record this in grams and then be asked to convert into other units of the SI system. I used this in my 6th grade science class. I hope it helps you as well! Thanks!

Students will measure the objects listed on the worksheet. They will then be asked to convert those units in the SI system. I used this in my 6th grade science class. Hope it helps you too! Thanks!