Sciensanity

Your students will explore the origin of the prefix in-, then practice how to use it with this FREE resource. Students will explore where the prefix un- came from, the two primary meanings in English ( not and inside of), and match words to their meanings. Resource includes: Brief introduction to the origin of in- and how it was used as a prefix in Latin..Explanation of its use as a prefix in modern English to mean not or inside of.Matching worksheet to practice use of the prefix and expand

Use this short poem as a way to solidify students' knowledge of the atom, introduce or review figurative language, and think critically about language and the world of science. This short lyrical (though unrhymed) poem uses meter, alliteration, and other poetic devices to explore the atomic "family." But it primarily focuses on hyperbole, metaphor, and personification, and how figurative language can bring writing alive. And--BONUS--students can cut out and paste the figurative language definiti

This comprehensive study reader walks students through the scientific method and includes: creating a hypothesis, conducting an experiment, communicating results, and more. It uses real-world examples and data to explain scientific investigation and why it is relevant. This reader is the perfect companion for students during your introduction to science unit, but it is a great study guide to use for review at any point in the year. Use Sciensanity's study readers for guided reading groups, share