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Solid, Liquid, or Gas Board Game: Interactive Science Fun for Kids (4th-8th) Introducing the Solid, Liquid, or Gas Board Game! Are you ready to transform your science classroom into an exciting learning adventure? This engaging board game is just a click away! Simply click on the link provided to make your own copy and get started on a fun educational journey! With this resource, you’re not just purchasing a game; you’re gaining access to a wealth of knowledge! By buying this product, you ag

States of Matter Practice: Science Activities for 4th-6th Grade StudentsThis assignment is a great review or reinforcement for States of Matter. This drag and drop activity (Google Slides) allows you to check your student's understanding of the content along with allowing them to apply it to the real world in the last slide.

States of Matter Review: Comprehensive Science Activities: 4th-6th GradeThis quick activity can be used for review or an intro lesson to your unit on Matter and its Interactions. Students will be asked to complete the first activity on their own, then join as a whole class to explore the school for real world examples.

Dante's Peak Movie Sheet: Engaging Volcano Review for 6th-12th Grade StudentsThe Dante's Peak Science Worksheet is designed to engage students in learning about volcanoes through the movie "Dante's Peak." It includes pre-viewing questions such as "What is a volcano?" and "What are the different types of volcanoes?" which encourage students to think critically before watching the film During the movie, students will answer questions about the plot and volcanic activity, including identifying sig

Ice Age: Continental Drift Movie Sheet: Engaging Geology Review: 6th-12thThis resource is a great way for you to watch a fun movie and apply Continental Drift to relevant resources for your students. There is a pre, during, and post question sections on this resource. Peek at the fun bonus question!

Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs Engaging Animated Movie Museum Project 5th-8thIce Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs is such a fun movie to watch when talking about fossils! This project allows students to research and showcase all the dinosaurs and fossils they find in the movie. It will be the talk of the year in your room!

Force and Motion Resources: Force and Motion Vocabulary Bingo for 6th-8th GradeTeaching Force and Motion and want to review vocabulary? Here is a great resource that you can play with your students. This comes with clue slides and cards! There are 4 different cards to play with!

Process Skills Resources: Scientific Investigation Vocabulary Bingo (5th-8th)Want a quick review game or formative assessment on beginner science vocabulary. Welcome to Scientific Investigation Vocabulary Bingo! This resource includes Google Slides with clues and pdf cards. There are 3 different cards to choose from.

Crater Lab: Measuring and the Moon - Engaging Astronomy Activities for 6th-8thThis is a great lab to do when discussing the moon or craters on other planets. I love doing this lab with my students when we talk about moon phases, meteors, and dinosaur extinction. This lab can get messy!

Teaching Speed Formula: Speed Formula Lab (Endless Physics Activities) | 6th-8thThis is a lab sheet I use for our Marshmallow catapult speed lab. I like to introduce the speed formula to my students with this lab. You can have them build a catapult, you could have them run, or you could have them hop on one leg for a certain distance. The options are endless with this lab sheet.

Meet the Robinsons Movie Resource - Engaging Forces Activity for 6th-8th GradersThis is a not a question sheet, but a movie sheet that helps students apply their knowledge of forces! Follow the characters around the movie and see all of the balanced and unbalanced forces in the movie.