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This worksheet has students draw different levers, label the fulcrum/force/effort, and tell which class of lever it is. I usually lay out the different items for the students to examine and play with. This is completely optional. You can just show pictures of the different items or not show pictures at all! An answer sheet is included! This is super easy to grade!!! This is a super fun activity for your science class!

This is a Power Point project that students complete on the different states of matter. I have included directions for all 5 states of matter. Solid Liquid Gas Plasma Bose-Einstein Condensates Directions are also included for a title slide and citation page. The rubric will be very helpful and meet the criteria required by many admin for project assignments. It is very involved and includes the qualifications to get 10 points, 7 points, 4 points, or 0 points for a slide. This is in Wor

This document has more than a dozen tips for teachers hoping to score a job. ***If you use this, please leave me a review! I love hearing success stories! *** I recently was given the opportunity to sit-in on almost 20 interviews. As I was sitting there and listening to the responses from both brand new and veteran teachers, I kept a list of tips that I knew I wanted to pass on to others hoping to score a job. I wish someone had something this specific back when I was looking for my

Lab Tools Power Point Graduated cylinder, stopwatch, balance, meter stick, volume This is a great power point that can be used for a variety of purposes. Each slide has a question and choices about which science lab tool should be used in each scenario. I don't know about you, but each year, I find myself scrambling to find problems such as these to teach or review science lab tools. It could be a formative assessment that would be great at the beginning of the school year. It could be

This is a SUPER EASY to grade vocabulary quiz. It includes important Renaissance people and words. The answer key is DONE! I have also included a modified version for students who need a little more help.

This is FANTASTIC for both new and veteran teachers. It has everything you need to survive the first day of middle school. This includes icebreakers, handling lockers, storing supplies, and having fun. If you are a new teacher, you definitely need this so you can keep up with everything you will need to do for the day. In my school, we don't change classes on the first day, so this should keep you busy for the whole day. It is completely editable, so you can change it to fit your scho

This PP presentation was created for an evaluation. It was made to go along with the TEAM model, but can be used in any classroom. I took special attention to make sure I included slides that model two different types of thinking. It concludes with an extended writing assignment. It uses counters and white boards. I also refer to "brain buddies." These the groups my students get into. You can change that to whatever you like. Enjoy! My kids did!

This takes the Eureka material and puts it in Power Point form. This includes a quiz (and answer key) with original questions for 4th grade module 2 lesson 1. Objective: Express metric length measurements in terms of a smaller unit; model and solve addition and subtraction word problems involving metric length.

This is the procedures for a lesson plan I created for an evaluation with the following objectives: 1. I can analyze a piece of writing to identify the different elements of a story. 2. I can create a story using story elements. This is not put in any particular lesson plan format, but this is simply what I looked at as I went along with the lesson so I wouldn't get confused. It uses web elements. Also, I had to give my evaluator a schedule because she was to come in for just a 15 minute

This PP presentation was created for an evaluation. It was made to go along with the TEAM model, but can be used in any classroom. I took special attention to make sure I included slides that model two different types of thinking. It concludes with an extended writing assignment. It uses counters and white boards. I also refer to "brain buddies." These the groups my students get into. You can change that to whatever you like. Enjoy! My kids did!

Use this fun web quest to learn about different minerals. One mineral on the chart is completed for the students so they have an example.

If you are like me, I get really frustrated when a worksheet says "Multiplication Word Problems" at the top. The students know that every problem will require them to use multiplication. Some of my students need a lot of work with trying to figure out if multiplication or division must be used. That's why I created this worksheet. There are 6 problems, but there are two questions for each problem, so really you could grade this as if it had twelve problems. THIS IS AN EASY TO GRADE SHEET!

This is an article about water turbines in the UK. It includes several questions. It's great for anyone studying natural resources, alternative energy, and wind/water power. It is also great for doing cross-curriculear activities with science in a reading/language arts setting.

This was used in an evaluation. I have a Power Point to match, however, it has images borrowed from various websites. I'm not sure if I am allowed to upload this here, but if you purchase this lesson plan, I'll be more than happy to email you the Power Point.

This is a worksheet that goes along with the National Park Service's website. It requires students to read informational text and find evidence to support answers.