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I have made these drops for use in my classroom and hope that they will help you to implement a "How Full is Your Bucket" classroom!

Students can use iPads or other devices to learn about the nine (okay eight + Pluto) planets. In this file you will find worksheets for each planet that have engaging and thought provoking questions. You will also find posters than can be put around your classroom with the QR codes to link to each planet website. The QR codes link to the www.windows2universe.org website for each planet. The sample file above has the worksheet and QR code for Mercury. Happy teaching!

These science lab equipment posters are easy to print and get up for simple beautiful and informative posters in your room. All 42 images are included with and without their labels. You can use these to educate, or have students add labels and decorate the room! Each of the 42 science lab supplies comes in .PNG and .PDF format with and with out without the labels on the page. With a comprehensive list of 42 different lab items, you will have everything you need. beakererlenmeyer flasktest tu

This fun activity will get your students interested and active while practicing their PEMDAS skills. Students can use a mobile device or iPad with a QR reader loaded onto it to read the QR codes on this worksheet. The QR codes will scan and then show problems for students to solve. These six problems have parentheses, division, multiplication, addition, and subtraction (no exponents). QR codes could also be put around the room to make this activity more active.

In this unit you will find vocabulary and comprehension questions to go along with the novel Mary Poppins, by PL Travers. Please take a look at the preview file which contains the work from chapter two. This will give you a good idea of what to expect. The questions vary in level and would be appropriate for some students to do independently while other may need teacher guidance. I did this unit with a high level 4th grade classroom. Please feel free to email me if you have any questions, or

Get your students to look at and evaluate nutritional labels using this fun scavenger hunt! Have students bring in labels and let the fun begin!

Use these quick printable sticker charts to encourage your students to do their very best and improve behavior with minimal effort. Each chart has 12 circles for stickers, stamps, or initials and a coordinating image on the final circle. 10 different designs: Unicorn Succulents Whale Castle Movies Race Car Soccer Rocket Lizard Dinosaur

This product has everything you need to guide your students through a research report and oral presentation about a topic of their choice in California History. Included in this packet: - Topic choice worksheet - Topic choice ideas - Research Paper requirements - Rubrics - Bibliography Guide - Pacing Guide for Students and Parents

Here is a fun way to practice adding fractions with common denominators. Students can use their devices to scan QR codes and get the problems they must solve. Included in this file is a ten problem worksheet (10 QR codes) with an answer column as well as an answer key.

Use this product to guide students through their learning of the the three types of plate boundaries. This activity teaches the characteristics of convergent, divergent, and subduction zone boundaries. In this file you will find QR codes, which students can scan and get directly linked to websites about each type of boundary. Students can then use the website to answer the questions on their worksheet. In addition, there are also three additional QR codes for early finishers to explore earthqua

These handy signs will help your students know the short cuts for basic functions on their apple computer. The signs included are copy, paste, cut, select all, and undo.

These are the tabs I use in my interactive science notebooks for each unit. Standards are listed below the main topics and students can self reflect on their ability to do each standard. This resource is totally editable and ready to print!

Students can use this quick project to learn about the different functions within the Pages application on an iPad.

This activity will guide students through the listening (and reading) of the On A Mission: The Sky is Falling Podcast. As they listen, students will stop to answer questions that build on their understanding of how NASA is working to protect Earth from asteroid collisions, and careers in the field. This podcast and full transcript can be found here. This activity is perfect for 1:1 classrooms and subs. I use this in my 8th grade NGSS integrated science class as we study physics and save the

Using the Geologic Time website below, students explore and follow prompts on a slideshow of their own. https://ucmp.berkeley.edu/education/explorations/tours/geotime/index.html