Sinnett's Study

Google slide set to the size of copy paper. You can type in their username and password, or print it and write on it. I have my students color the keys on the keyboard that they will use to log in, then we practice "typing" our username and password. They can also take this home to practice at home.

This is a worksheet to go along with an experiment that is perfect for the elementary science classroom, or any age! Students will make predictions and then record their observations. The worksheet includes instructions of how to set up the experiment. You need 7 clear cups, paper towels, and food coloring. Fill up 4 clear cups half way with water. Put three drops of food coloring in every other cup in the order it says on this below. Put an empty cup in between the water cups. Over time, the p

In this project, students will learn about the different prices of computer parts if they were to build their own. This is best used after students have learned about the parts of a PC and their functions. They will be given a Google Sheets template that is set up for them to fill in the company, description, and price of each item. The goal is to build two different computers: one that is budget friendly and costs under $800 and another that is under $5,000. This will allow students to see that

This Google Slides template is perfect for teachers who want to engage their students in a fun and creative activity while also teaching them about the concept of fake social media profiles. The template includes two pages: an example of a finstagram about cats and a blank template for students to create their own finstagram. The first page of the template serves as an example for students to understand the concept of finstagram and how it differs from a regular Instagram account. The example fi

Engage Your Students in Fun Fall Learning!Welcome to the exciting world of hands-on math exploration with our "Apple Observations Worksheet." This engaging resource is perfect for teachers looking to bring the magic of fall into their classrooms while reinforcing early math measurement skills. This hands-on resource encourages early math exploration using apples, rulers, measuring tape, crayons, and blocks. Key Features:Measurement Mastery: Students practice measuring apples, reinforcing earl