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This freebee is a great beginning of school product. I like to keep my rules/expectations simple and clear. Students can easily refer back to this if they need to be reminded. Have students put this in their interactive science notebook/journal. The text is fully editable.

This lesson is an extension on the classification of plants will be an excellent addition to your life unit curriculum. This is best used after you introduce the topic or can be used to broaden your students understanding about plants. The pictures included on the student sheets help students make visual connections to the content. I have found this to be especially helpful with easily distracted learners and ELL learners. This product includes two versions: (MS) middle school 5-7 and (ES) ele

This product is related to earth's changing surface. This works well to help review landforms and water bodies in either printed form or digital form. There is one for younger students (elementary) and one for 5th/6th grade. This can also be used as a pre-assessment and then assessment after the lesson is taught.

A simple way to review the three states of matter. Includes: answering questions from a graphic organizer, and identifying state of matter from pictures. Includes also the different types of liquids. Both digital and printable formats.

This activity is a simple, yet fun way to add to or review your water cycle unit. Includes a simple experiment, then a graphic organizer, and a sequencing activity. Printable and Digital formats.

These lessons are designed for a Christian Homeschool Co-op with students ages K-13 as a supplement to the curriculum the students normally follow. Each lesson should last approximately 30-45 minutes. A bible verse introduces each lesson. The main topic for each lesson is related to water. There are activities such as card sort, treasure hunt, hands-on experiment, cooperative learning, etc. Activities are chosen specifically taking into account that you don’t want to spend a lot of money and

Teaching metals, nonmetals & metalloids? This foldable is for you. Get visual resource. Almost like doodle notes in a foldable! I have included two versions. One with 6 metalloids and one with 7 metalloids. Different Chemistry professors and societies don't seem to agree on the number of metalloids. I would be grateful if you would follow my store! I will let you know every time I post a freebie, a new product, or have a sale. To follow me, just click “Follow Me”. Please keep in mind

I enjoyed making this up for those with a Star Trek Theme. I hope it will help you curb late work. This works great as an incentive for those students that are not frequent late work flyers. The student takes responsibilty and is accountable by having a parent sign the form and gets an 80 instead of a 70 for late work. I would be grateful if you would follow my store! I will let you know every time I post a freebie, a new product, or have a sale. To follow me, just click “Follow Me”. Please k

I enjoyed making this and it works for me. I hope it will help you curb late work. This works great as an incentive for those students that are not frequent late work flyers. The student takes responsibilty and is accountable by having a parent sign the form and gets an 80 instead of a 70 for late work. I would be grateful if you would follow my store! I will let you know every time I post a freebie, a new product, or have a sale. To follow me, just click “Follow Me”. Please keep in mind