Teaching Science with Lynda R. Williams
Elementary Science Ideas, Lessons, and Resources
Teaching in the spring can be challenging. Students have spring fever and are so distracted. You need some great spring teaching resources to engage your students. In this blog post, I am recommending some of my favorite spring resources.
The best of blended learning, this project uses math, research, social studies, and critical thinking. Students will love this project as they explore baseball teams and their history, as well as foods served at baseball stadiums. What a great way to keep your students engaged in the spring!
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Are you looking for an activity about human impact on the environment and global climate change? These NO PREP human impact notes help middle school science students learn about how human activities impact the environment.
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These Digital Agenda Templates include 54 Shiplap and Chalkboard Daily Agenda Templates. The daily agenda slides help your administrators see exactly what they are observing during your evaluations – all year long! Project your EDITABLE Google slides templates on your whiteboard or smart board, or upload to the Google Classroom or your class website so your students and parents can view from home.
You can get these awesome digital agenda templates here!
Why did civilization develop near the Yellow and Yangtze Rivers? Travel the paths of the Huang He (Yellow) and Chang Jiang (Yangtze) Rivers on their amazing journey through China to discover how they created the Cradle of Chinese Civilization. Students and teachers will love the reading passages in this unit!
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These worksheets are great for homework, math centers, stations, substitute plans or extra practice or review of multiplication of fractions with whole numbers, including visual models and word problems. There are 3 different mazes to choose from increasing in difficulty which make these great for differentiation. They’re super easy to just print and use! No prep!
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This resource is a set of 21 food web worksheets. Each worksheet has a food web diagram. They cover a variety of habitats and food webs. Students will analyze the food web diagram and answer the questions. The focus is on the flow of energy in the food web and patterns of interactions between organisms. These food web pages are great for homework, independent work, review, bell work, and more. Can be used as science sub plans in middle school or upper elementary. Students will think critically while analyzing these food webs.
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You can check out my food web worksheets here!
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