Primary earth and space resources

Volcanoes are a favorite topic of young children. This file gives examples of a variety of words we encounter when exploring the topic. 16 subject cards control cards matching card and label to read and match printable folder for the cards instructions To make, simply print, cut and laminate if so desired. Thanks so much for considering my work! Mary

ArcticLive - Connect to the latest science from the frozen north XL Catlin Arctic Live, 1-10 May 2018 Come and join XL Catlin Arctic Live, a unique education event connecting classes globally to the UK Arctic Research Station on Svalbard. By signing up to the free live broadcasts, schools will have first-hand access to an extreme environment in the northernmost research community in the world. From the comfort of their classrooms, students can interact live with polar educators and the British science expedition team working on ocean plastics and ocean acidification in the Arctic. When and where: 1-10 May 2018 at the UK Arctic Research Station funded by NERC and managed by the British Antarctic Survey. Live sessions: Teachers can sign up to any of the 30 YouTube live broadcasts (age differentiated) streaming over five days, including: live science investigations interviews with marine scientists ‘Ask-Me-Anything’ with a polar educator Registration: It is free for teachers globally. Select the preferred session(s) by signing up at XL Catlin Arctic Live 2018. Teacher Guidance: The Arctic Live 2018 teacher guidance (PDF) provides instructions to connect, lesson ideas and links to engaging education resources. Join the conversation using #ArcticLive.

A selection of activities to support students literacy and increase their engagement in science. To be used in class, as homework or during tutor time for enrichment. the resources will help build a better understanding of science in the media and how the language of science was developed. This will support learners throughout their science career beyond A level

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Simple hands-on practical instructions to undertake a volcanic eruption for a primary/Year 7 Science Club Activity / Beaver Science Investigator Badge. Uses bicarbonate of soda & vinegar. Links to other similar volcano practical resources are given.

This is a 26-page turnkey, print and go unit for early finishers, literacy centers or whole class instruction. It is differentiated and color coded. Students will practice CCSS for Informational Text and: NGSS 4.4 and 5.5

This engaging 101-page NGSS STEM unit contains all of the teacher tools, presentations and student pages to make teaching it a breeze. Included: a full lesson plan, a PowerPoint Presentation of how Yosemite was formed (in PPT and PDF), student interactive notebook pages, Yosemite Picture Identification lab, assessments and more. This interactive engaging NGSS STEM unit covers NGSS Standards: 5-ESS2-1 Develop a model that demonstrates how the environment, earthquakes, volcanic action and glaciers influenced the formation of Yosemite Valley. Specifically, ESS2.A: Earth Materials and Systems: How the earth’s systems interact in multiple ways to affect Earth’s surface materials and processes – glaciers, volcanic activity and fault block mountains. Cross-cutting concepts: A system can be described in terms of its components and interactions. (5-ESS2-1), (5-ESS3-1) – as well as cross curricular standards. STEM included. Specific Learning Outcomes: Students will understand how Yosemite Valley formed over 10 million years. Students will understand what fault block mountains are and how faults contributed to the formation of Yosemite. Students will understand what a glaciated landscape is. Students will display their knowledge using an interactive notebook. Students will create a model of one of the phases of the formation of Yosemite. Students will use research to predict what Yosemite will look like a million years from now. Two fun alternative assessments are also included Please check out my other lessons, units and blogs. Blogs: www.storiesbyelizabeth.com http://www.instructionalstrategiesteachingtipsandtricks.com/

Year 5 Earth and Space Bundle This year 5 science teaching bundle contains the following 5 PowerPoint presentations with accompanying worksheets: Models of the Solar System The Solar System Night and Day Planets on the Move The Moon Each of these science teaching resources has been designed to help deliver lessons covering the Year 5 science curriculum objectives as outlined in the year 5 science programme of study (Earth and space). For a full description and preview of each resource please click on the images below. This bundle gives you a saving of 56% when compared to buying each resource individually.

A NO PREP all-in-one lesson pack including a warm up, notes, reinforcement, and assessment. Everything you need for a solid lesson plan from start to finish and NGSS Earth and Space Science Standard approved! Just download, print, copy, and GO! A no prep, 4 part lesson pack to keep your students engaged and learning. This compilation of resources includes: A 3 questions, half page warm up Guided notes meant to be given on a document camera or projected on a white board to fill in the blank. Reinforcement worksheet: Extra practice that can be used for homework, station work, independent, or partner work Quiz: 8 question quiz including multiple choice, fill in the blank, true/false, and longer response. Shows growth between warm up and after lesson. All Answer Keys This lesson was created to fill a 60 minute time block, but could take less or more time depending on your classroom needs and levels.

Asteroids, comets, and meteors warm up, notes, reinforcement worksheet, and quiz. NGSS Earth and Space Science Standards. Just download, print, copy, and GO! A no prep, 4 part lesson pack to keep your students engaged and learning. This compilation of resources includes: A 3 questions, half page warm up Guided notes meant to be given on a document camera or projected on a white board to fill in the blank. Reinforcement worksheet: Extra practice that can be used for homework, station work, independent, or partner work Quiz: 8 question quiz including multiple choice, fill in the blank, true/false, and longer response. Shows growth between warm up and after lesson. All Answer Keys This lesson was created to fill a 60 minute time block, but could take less or more time depending on your classroom needs and levels.

This quiz about the Earth will put student’s knowledge to the test. Students are asked to answer a range of questions on topics such as rocks, deserts, oceans, mountains, gas, volcanoes and more. This resource was created by Primary Leap

An acrostic poem is a very fun poem for kids. Each acrostic poem has a topic idea running down the left side of the poem. Each letter in the topic word has a new thought that runs off the side from left to right and is relevant to the topic word. Write an acrostic poem about Earth Day. This worksheet was created by Primary Leap