The Exploratorium

This product includes a poll about favorite authors that students can do as homework. It has pictures of 9 famous authors as prompts to help if the people they poll get stuck. You can use the data for graphing, tallying, a family feud type game.

Worksheet good for homework, independent work or centers has students look up temperature charts and read the graph to answer questions about the temperatures in a given month.

This worksheet allows students to cut out the letters in the word Thanksgiving to rearrange them to write a list of words they create.

Students pretend they are reflooring their home. Gather up some flooring samples. Students complete the worksheet which gives them practice figuring area and measuring width and length of a room.

Alphabet chart for Ancient Egyptian heiroglyphics with suggested uses and a worksheet of questions with heiroglypic answers. Possible word work.

Use those macaroni noodles to mark the quotation marks and commas in some sentences about Chicago Cubs. Just slip the sheets in sheet protectors and give the students a box of macaroni noodles and you have an easy pre-make center ready to go. Differentiated by level of difficulty in the sentences and sentence topics for interests of students.

a supplemental activity to Indiana Weekly Interdependence Students use a map scale to figure out the length of different rivers, they also identify the number of states that the river runs through.

A recording sheet for when students to record their observations over time when they create crystal ornaments using borax and boiling water.

A list of questions for students to complete while on a walking field trip to explore a local cemetery. Especially good for Memorial Day, All Souls Day or Veteran's Day. Skills covered include: observation, discussion, adjectives, history, names, dates, subtraction,