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NOTE: This assignment was based on the 2005 Ontario Math Curriculum and is no longer fully aligned with the new Ontario 2020 Math Curriculum. The file is editable and you are free to modify it to meet your personal needs. Use this as an engaging summative project for Grade 4-5 2-D Geometry. What's the best way to learn? By teaching! Students will construct miniature museums of 2-D Geometry terms from the 2005 Ontario Grade 4/5 Curriculum, then practise acting as "tour guides" to teach "visitors"

I've used this outline for kids in the 3rd grade. You will have to explain the concept of variables and control before using this. Use this lab report outline with any simple experiment. It works well for Inquiry-based learning. If you are looking for something simpler, check out another free product I've made: "Mini Science Experiment Lab Report (editable)" If you download this free resource, I would really appreciate you rating it. Thank you. The document is in MS Word format and fully edi

This MS Word document is suitable for getting kids started on the scientific method style of lab report. It is very simple to use and meant for very simple experiments. For something a step higher in complexity, please download another product I have available: Science Experiment Lab Report Elementary Middle School If you decide to use this product, please rate it. Thanks. You may copy and/or modify the document for non-commercial uses only.

Students choose between several projects related to Forces & Structures. Based on Ontario's Grade 3 Science & Technology curriculum. You can edit the file to customize to your liking, provided you do not resell or use the derivation for any commercial purpose.

This map (or diagram) shows the names of the main parts of the Scratch 3.0 main screen. If you are teaching Scratch, a colour handout of this PDF will really help everyone to know all the names of the different parts of the G.U.I.