Science on Point

Understanding science root words can greatly impact learning. This is a great activity for students to do the first week of school. It's also an excellent go to for emergency sub plans. There are 28 total root words for students to work through on this activity. Additional root word manipulatives will be added soon!

This is an excellent manipulative to help your students master cell structure and function! 14 cell structures are included. There are many possibilities with this product. Option 1 - Laminate and pre-cut the boxes, place in baggies and allow students to sort and check their work. Option 2 - Print blank student pages and allow students to glue in place after checking work. Option 3 - Print blank student pages and allow them to draw structures and write structure name and function after checkin

In my experience having more than three in a lab group can offer additional challenges. Keeping the roles simple and specific helps students and groups stay focused. Cut out these circles and use magnets or adhesive to post on your wall or board. I love to use these circles with magnets on my whiteboard. I have student names laminated with magnets as well and can quickly organize my groups and assign roles using these circles. If you don't have student names on magnets, you can always just wri

This is pdf sized for a 24x36 inch poster. Send this file to your local print company and laminate for a great visual in your science classroom. Search out local blueprint companies. My experience has been that they are able to print these large posters very cheap. Students should be able to connect their learning to these practices. Arrows with adhesive or magnets can be added next to the numbers/practices to draw student attention to what practice is being developed each day. Various sized arr

This listing is for 3 posters sized to 24 x 36. Send to a local print company for an excellent addition to your classroom. I suggest searching out a company that prints blueprints. In my experience, these companies offer cheap poster printing. Links to the posters in this bundle are listed below. Cross Cutting Concepts Basic Poster Science and Engineering Practices Poster Cross Cutting Concepts Poster NGSS anchor posters are an excellent way to focus student attention on the cross-cutting co

This listing is for a hands-on, engaging, modeling activity to help your students master the effects of osmosis on a cell. Students will use solvent and solute pieces to demonstrate tonicity, or concentration of particles. In my experience, this is hands-down a concept that students consistently struggle with. Having this modeling tool in your toolbox will put your students at an advantage!

Student lab handout to investigate cellular transport across a membrane using eggs.

Help organize your students into groups and add a pop of color to your classroom at the same time. This listing includes 6 group circles by color. The first three pages can be printed on white paper or card stock. If you are like me and need to save colored ink, use pages 4-9 and print on colored paper or card stock. Laminate the circles for durability and add magnets or adhesive for marker boards or walls.

During this activity, students sort cell structures into a venn diagram, distinguishing between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. This is a great activity to increase hands on learning. A key is provided so students can self assess after completing their own diagram. A great addition to this activity is my Plant and Animal Cell Venn Manipulative. Click HERE to check it out.

This file is a poster sized to 24x36 inches. This pdf file can be sent to a printing company and laminated for a great addition to your science classroom. I have found that local companies that print blueprints offer excellent prices to print posters of this size. It is important that students are able to connect daily instruction to the Cross-Cutting Concepts. I add magnets under the poster on each line and also on the back of a black arrow. This allows for attention to be brought to the partic

Use this chart as a graphic organizer to help students establish the differences between carbohydrates, proteins, lipids and nucleic acids.

This is pdf sized for a 24 x 36 inch poster. Send this file to your local print company and laminate for a great visual in your science classroom. Search out local blueprint companies. My experience has been that they are able to print these large posters very cheap. In my experience having more than three in a lab group can offer additional challenges. Keeping the roles simple and specific helps students and groups stay focused. Check out my store for Lab Role Circles to post on your board for

During this activity, students sort cell structures into a venn diagram, distinguishing between plant and animal cells. This is a great activity to increase hands on learning. A key is provided so students can self assess after completing their own diagram.

Doodle notes are an excellent way to change things up from traditional notes. Built in graphics help students organize information.

Doodle notes are an excellent way to engage students! Note taking made fun!

This listing is for 5 scripture posters. Print the first two pages/scriptures on white paper or card stock. The other 3 pages can be printed on colored paper or card stock to add color to any space.

Engage students by using a new way to take notes using doodle notes!

This file is a poster sized to 24x36 inches. This pdf file can be sent to a printing company and laminated for a great addition to your science classroom. It is important that students are able to connect daily instruction to the Cross-Cutting Concepts. A brief description of the concept is included to help guide students.