Standards Based Fun

Are you looking for a way to get your students outside, active, enjoying science and learning about the interactions of Earth's spheres? This resource includes the following: Notes over Earth’s spheresStudent note taking handoutVocabulary card sortScavenger hunt- outdoorsFormative assessment over content covered in notes and activityAnswer key to formative assessmentDuring this lab students will gain knowledge over Earth’s spheres, how they interact with one another, and perform a scavenger hunt

Want to get your students outside to make observations and perform weather related field work? This is a great resource to do exactly that!  Students will start by collecting weather data from a 10 day weather forecast (weather.com will provide all of the data they need). Each student will select a different location, find it’s line of latitude, the altitude, and determine if it is located near an ocean or inland. Students will also get to work on their presentation and conversation skills by p

Introducing our comprehensive resource tool for applying measurement conversions to middle schoolers! This resource covers converting between standard and metric units for length, weight, time, and capacity. This resource includes: 5 tables for converting in: standard length, metric length, time, capacity/volume, and weight.There are two different conversion- converting from the smaller unit to larger unity as well as larger unit to smaller.I hope you enjoy!