Students learn what it means to draw a conclusion in science. They are given tips for drawing conclusions, then consider a specific scenario. Finally, they practice drawing conclusions.
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National Poetry Month Themed Packet for High School
To celebrate Poetry Month, this resource shares 3 activities that will help high school students to engage with poetry i...
LESSON PLANS
Animal Farm Teaching Unit Kit
Everything you need to teach a full or partial unit on Animal Farm
Help your students dive into the modern relevance, m...
LESSON PLANS
Romeo and Juliet Teaching Unit Kit
A complete teaching kit for a full or partial unit on Romeo and Juliet
Take your students on a thought-provoking, insig...
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Top Science Bulletin Boards
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Environmental Science Printables Slideshow
Take a sneak peek inside our printable book, "Environmental Science (Grades 6-10).
WORKSHEETS
What Is Life Science?
Review the branches of life science and related careers with the questions and skill challenge in this printable workshe...
GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
Weekly Science Journal
Keep track of science assignments and activities with a weekly journal. This printable journal page is customizable.
WORKSHEETS
Hydrologic Sciences Activity
Using a dictionary, students will define the four branches of hydrologic sciences: hydrology, limnology, hydrogeology, a...
ACTIVITIES
Countdown to the Science Fair
Countdown to the Science FairPrint and use this form to keep your science fair project on schedule.
