Measuring Skills: Tic Tac Trivia This is a familiar game with a trivia twist. Playing this game is a great way for students to learn or review science vocabulary dealing with scientific measurements: * meters * kilometers * centimeters * liter * milliliters * Triple beam balances * Pascals * Nanometers * grams * deka * hecto * deci * micro * milli * beaker * kelvin * conversions * scientific method

Metric System: Trivia Board Game This board game focuses on the science surrounding Scientific Measurements: * meters * kilometers * centimeters * liter * milliliters * Triple beam balances * Pascals * Nanometers * grams * deka * hecto * deci * micro * milli * beaker * kelvin * conversions * scientific method The game is designed for groups of three students at each station. Simply print the game cards and game board. The students read off the cards and after a correct response, the player moves their paper clip until reaching the finish line. This is a great way to reinforce vocabulary and review before exams. Avoid hours of design and creation. Print, cut and play!

Electricity and Magnetism Differentiation Station The Electricity & Magnetism Differentiation Stations is a product consisting of six different stations for enhanced student learning. The stations include a hands on activity where the students builds a model generator, vocabulary matching center, multiple choice questions, sketching, constructed response, and fact cards. ........................................................................................................ How It Works: Station 1- Vocabulary matching game allows students to match key vocabulary terms with definitions. Station 2- This station allows students to read an article focusing on the main topic to answer multiple-choice questions. Station 3- Students are given the opportunity to sketch major concepts. Station 4- The student reads a passage and then writes constructed responses. Station 5- Students read provided fact cards and writes down the correct vocabulary term. Station 6 – Students cut out the seven continents and construct a paper model of an Electric Generator.