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CER Practice CER Activities Claim Evidence Reasoning CER Rubric Science

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Description

CER Graph Pages: Enhance your middle school science curriculum with this comprehensive set of Claim-Evidence-Reasoning (CER) activities, meticulously aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). Designed to foster critical thinking and scientific literacy, these lessons guide students through constructing well-supported scientific arguments. Use Graphs as Evidence!

 

What’s Included in the CER Graph Analysis Unit?:

  • Twenty engaging CER worksheets covering various science topics
  • Step-by-step lesson plan to help students formulate claims, gather evidence, and articulate reasoning
  • Assessment rubric to evaluate student understanding and a student checklist for self-evaluation (editable)
  • Poster for Claim Evidence Reasoning (editable)
  • Slide show with just the graphs for projecting and discussing with students
  • Answer Keys
  • Student pages are in a printable PDF and Google™ Slides

 

No-prep! Ready to use lesson, slides, and response pages. Download today and use tomorrow! Get your students writing amazing Claim Evidence Reasoning Responses!

Key Features:

  • Tailored for grades 6-8, ensuring age-appropriate content
  • Supports NGSS three-dimensional learning by integrating Science and Engineering Practices
  • Versatile for use in classrooms, remote learning, or homeschooling environments
  • Students use graphs and data as evidence for their CER!

 

Science Topics:

Great Barrier Reef

Sea Otters and Kelp

Rainfall and Plant Growth

Ocean pH and Acidification

Invasive European Starlings and Bluebirds

Tree Survival by Soil Type

Plastic Waste

Population after a Natural Disaster

Frog Reproduction and Different Temperatures

Invasive Zebra Mussels

Speed and Distance of Walker

Speed and Distance of Train

Elements in the Earth’s Crust

The Solar System Speed and Gravity

More!

Check out my blog post on helping students master CER with graph based practice!