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This "ready to use" purchase order is perfect for departments that order a lot of items. Having this in Google Drive allows for multiple contributors at the same time, and it can still always be downloaded as an Excel file or PDF. Links can easily be embedded into the spreadsheet and sent to purchasing managers digitally creating a smooth ordering process for all involved.

Although the Build A Beast project is pretty popular, this version takes it up a few notches and has students design habitats for their beast, enrichment and feeding schedules, and a budget! In the traditional version, students will build a beast based on some environmental conditions and randomly selected adaptations based on the dice roll. They must draw their beast in the environment including their predators and prey. They must also write a written description of the beast and what makes

Here are the sections that are included in this performance task: 1. The Science of Ice Cream 2. The Creation of a Flavor 3. Advertising and Marketing 4. Prototype of Ice Cream Container 5. Presenting your Ice Cream 6. Act as a Consumer 7. Make Ice Cream 8. Data Collection and Questions Also Included: Ice Cream Lab Procedure This was originally designed for middle school, but could easily be adapted to upper elementary by adjusting some questions. Students love this project!!! They would hear

This ready-to-print resource allows students to grade themselves and their group members during a group project. These are set up to print 2 to a page, as a half sheet. Students are given space to explain the reasoning for the score that they are giving their group members.

These ready-to-use poster templates are perfect for students who are learning how to share their findings with others. There are 3 different options in the slide deck that can all be customized further, but can also be assigned with no additional prep! Descriptions are provided in the Speaker Notes for students with some guidance for what can be in each section as a starting point.

This ready-to-print or assign document allows students to set 3 goals for themselves and monitor their progress throughout the year. The three goals that are there are personal, academic, and social, but those can be edited according to your preferences. There are places for students to track their progress for each quarter of the school year and have students reflect on something that they are proud of currently, and something that they can work to improve each quarter as well.

This "ready to print" handout is great for when students are first learning how to use microscopes. This encourages them to think about why scientists use microscopes and allows them to draw and see the differences between using low, medium, and high-powered lenses side by side. This lab sheet contains spaces for 6 different specimens and contains one warm-up question at the beginning and two reflection questions at the end. The handout is front and back and will print neatly without the water

Throughout this project, students will choose a scientist from a list and learn about them, making comparisons to themselves. This is a great way to give students exposure to some prominent scientists that they may not already know. This project will require students to do research on a scientist and you will also learn about your students in the process. This would be a great project any time you get a new group of young scientists and this could be a great way to practice presenting in fron

These clipart shapes are perfect to use for practice making models with students. These pieces are sized to be used as student manipulatives on their desks or printed and laminated with magnetic tape on the back for whiteboard use. For student use it is suggested to print and laminate these shapes, then cut them out to create movable pieces that can be written on with Expo Markers. This allows students to practice their modeling skills without the need to erase and bring in cooperative thinki

This is an organized way to keep track of all assignments that students are asking to be graded by the teacher. As a teacher, you will share this form with your students and they will submit the form for each assignment that they would like graded. There will be an option to create a Google Sheet within the form with your data to have an organized list of all assignments in one place. It's a win-win since the students can turn things in on their own, and teachers can find a list of all things

This is a fun and engaging way to review assignments that have been done in interactive notebooks or journals as a form of review or as a teacher tool to see how students feel about certain assignments and projects. This is a great no-frills resource that is ready to be printed, assigned digitally, or can be customized to your liking. Students will choose three assignments out of their notebooks and assign them "awards" based on usefulness, perseverance/effort, and fun!

This slideshow is a great way to get to know your students at the beginning of the year, or this can really be used at any time! The slides present students with 2 options and they will move to different sides of the room based on their choices. This is loosely based on the TikTok trend that was going on recently, but could be used with students of any age.