StickAForkInIt

Includes printable Lo's for each lesson, slides for each lesson for the entire unit. The slides are broken up for each lesson. Each lesson's slides include the activities for each lesson, correlating questions, images, charts, maps, big concepts and teacher notes. This makes it easy to navigate through the lessons and gives the students a visual assist to the main objectives while making life a little easier for the teachers. Enjoy!

This fourth grade unit on Energy Conversion includes slides for every lesson in the unit, printable LO's for board, separated slides for each lesson and quizzes. Each lesson's slides are in order of each activity within the lesson. The slides also incorporate questions, big concepts, teacher notes, images and directions. It makes it so much easier for the students and teachers to flow smoothly through each lesson. I hope you enjoy them!

Google slides: Students first learn about the basic concepts of a magnet's force by first investigating paper cars and magnets, then designing a racer track for their cars to navigate. Two part lesson. I used this with Included in Slides: > Overview of lesson plans & materials list > Read Aloud link and questions > Engineering Notebook pages for planning and testing (To be copied by students in books or print out slide page) > Based on Engineering Design Process (Planning, Crite

This is a great, low cost lesson for steam or/and for a hands on lesson on balanced forces & bridge building. It contains slides that include: > Lesson plan overview > Materials > NGSS standard based > Engineer based notebook setup and planning pages(Identify problem, criteria, Limitations, design , redesign, reflection > Vocabulary slides > Exit ticket > Budgeting sheet option Great for grades 3 and up (end of 2nd possibly).

In this fun hands on lesson, students learn about the types of water found on Earth. They then conduct a quick, inexpensive, inquiry lesson on where water collects and pools when it rains on Earth using spray bottles, wax paper and trays. Great for all ages!

This is a quick lesson geared for lower grades to learn about parents and their offspring. Slides include read aloud link for, "Are You My Mother", and vocabulary slides. Students listen and discuss the similarities and differences between animals and offspring. Then they create clay/ play doh models of parents with their offspring and matching their external traits.