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This unit introduces several important concepts about heat energy including heat sources, temperature measurement, controlling heat through insulation and the importance of heat energy for living things. This unit will also explain how heat is transferred including convection, conduction and radiation.
The resource includes:
- – Student book
- – Quiz with answer key
- – Vocabulary cards with definitions
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This Great Gray Owl resource includes ten pages perfect for any student creating a report or project on this bird! There are nine pages that can be used to record findings such as its scientific classification, range, habitat, diet and much more. The last page includes a full black and white illustration so that students can create a colorful picture of this magnificent owl.
Students can use a variety of resources to learn about the owl or they can go to “The Great Gray Owl“.
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Students will love this hands-on resource designed to create a fun Mink Lapbook!
Includes Lapbooking instructions, templates to use as they record what they know or are learning about minks, (such as where they live, the types, size, predators, diet and more) and a lapbooking rubric.
Designed to use with multiple age / grade levels.
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Sandhill Cranes are large birds that live in open habitats across North America. Students can use these pages to produce a beautiful report or project on these magnificent birds! Includes 5 notebooking pages (one with a North American map) and 1 coloring page.
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Students will love using these pages to create a report on the polar bear! Perfect to use during a study of the arctic region, tundra animals or as a cross-curricular unit that will have students reading, writing, completing map work (geography) and learning about the life of the polar bear (science).
Check out My Teaching Library’s article: Learning about the Polar Bear!
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Students will love using these pages to create a report on caribou, also known as the reindeer! Perfect to use during a study of the arctic region, tundra animals or as a cross-curricular unit that will have students reading, writing, completing map work (geography) and learning about the life of the caribou (science).
Check out My Teaching Library’s article: Caribou or a Reindeer?
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Students will love using these pages to create a report on the Arctic wolf also known as the polar wolf! Perfect to use during a study of the arctic region, tundra animals or as a cross-curricular unit that will have students reading, writing, completing map work (geography) and learning about the life of the wolf (science).
Check out My Teaching Library’s article: Learning about the Arctic Wolf!
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Students will love using these pages to create a report on the cute, Arctic ground squirrel that lives in Alaska, Canada and Siberia! Perfect to use during a study of the arctic region, tundra animals or as a cross-curricular unit that will have students reading, writing, completing map work (geography) and learning about the life of this cute little squirrel (science).
Check out My Teaching Library’s article: Arctic Ground Squirrel
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This weather vocabulary unit with activities is designed for 3rd-5th grade classrooms studying weather terms. It includes 43 weather terms with definitions (+ part of speech) plus the following types of activities to help students learn the words and their meanings:
* Vocabulary study sheet
* Spelling Challenge
* Word Jumble
* Alphabetical Order
* Alphabetical Order + Decoder Ring
* Word Search | Wacky Trails
* Word Frameup Puzzle
* Crossword Puzzle
* Weather Term Definitions | Optional assessment
* Weather Multiple Choice | Optional assessment
* 7 Additional “Suggested Ideas” for additional learning
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This weather resource includes 43 vocabulary words with definitions and an identified part of speech.
(See description below for included words)
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This resource has been designed to teach students about amphibians. They will learn the classification, the three types of amphibians, where they live (habitat), what the eat (diet), how they protect themselves (defense) and more.
Includes:
– Informational Text (b/w and color)
– 2 page worksheet
– Crossword puzzle
– Answer Keys
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Studying amphibians? Help students learn important amphibian related vocabulary words and definitions while practicing copy work and handwriting (cursive). This resource include 22 vocabulary words and definitions. (See below description for included words)
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Create excitement and interest about the planets of our solar system by displaying these colorful and informative posters!
I’ve included 2 sets (one with and one without Pluto)-
- – Set one: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
- – Set two: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto (described as now classified as a ‘dwarf planet’)
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Here is a classroom poster describing the basics of the human body’s circulatory system. Perfect for a Science or Health bulletin board.
The poster outlines basic functions for the following:
- heart
- arteries
- veins
- capillaries
- lungs
- red blood cells
- white blood cells
- platelets
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Placental mammals are the most diverse group of mammals with about 4000 discovered species and include dogs, cats, rodents, elephants, whales, cattle, pigs, humans and many more! If you are planning a study on these mammals, this product will guide students through their research and can be used as the end reporting tool!
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This Science, animal study activity is designed to guide your students through the researching and reporting of any egg laying mammal (also known as Monotremes). These unusual mammals only reside in Australia and New Guinea. There are only only five known species of monotremes: the platypus and four species of echidna.
This product will guide students through their research and can be used as the end reporting tool!
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Students love kangaroos, wallabies, koalas and other pouch carrying animals also known as marsupials! If you are planning a study on these mammals, this product will guide students through their research and can be used as the end reporting tool!
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Any mammal designed to swim such as a whale, sea lion, seal or walrus is considered a natatorial mammal. The term natatorial comes from the Latin natātor, natātōrem meaning “swimmer”. If you are preparing a Science research / report assignment on water dwelling mammals, this resource will guide students through their research and can be used as the end reporting tool!
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$1.25Buy NowOne way of categorizing animals is how they move. Mammals that are designed to jump, hop, gallop, or leap are called Saltatorial mammals such as the kangaroo, leopard, rabbit, horse, antelope and many others! f you are preparing a Science research / report assignment on these types of animals, this resource will guide students through their research and can be used as the end reporting tool!