SciGrl

Not your average word search! Students must find the words, but color code them based on their state at room temperature. --Updated with additional words 10/5/16 --Updated 11/5/18 with new words and answer key --Typos! Oops! 11/28

Students color and write facts about the different families/groups on the periodic table.

Students are asked to describe the changes matter goes through when it changes state. Then, they must create a visualization of the atoms before and after a change takes place. Finally, they create a line graph.

Self checking practice identifying the different states of matter and what it's called when they change into different states of matter.

Students color and identify the groups/families of the periodic table.

Here is a visual way to have students show what happens to the atoms when a substance changes state.

Need a hands on lessons for students to better understand balanced equations? No molecular model kits? Use what you have!

Add value and get students to invest in their classroom by having them apply for various classroom jobs.

Students label and assemble a flip book showcasing the phases of the moon.

Students sort types of energy into either kinetic, potential, or both.

Looking for an easier table of contents for your interactive notebooks? This one has been designed so that you can layer them all on one page of a 70-page spiral bound notebook.