Inspire your young scientists with this set of quote posters - perfect for the STEM classroom! Each poster focuses on a quality of a good scientist along with a quote about it and clip are of the person who said it. Includes: Be Curious - Ellen Ochoa Ask Questions - Claude Lévi-Strauss Imagine - Albert Einstein Make Mistakes - Jules Verne Have Courage - Jacob Brownowski Persevere - Thomas Edison There is also a title banner that says “How To Be a Scientist” that you can hang above the posters. Finally, there are 4 writing prompts that ask students to write a bit about the scientist who was quoted and then make a personal connection to the focus characteristic.

This plant structure and growth resource is a great way to combine science, reading, and movement. Includes: 20 fact cards about plants, plants structure, and growth Basic question/recording sheet Challenge question/recording sheet Answer keys To complete the activity, spread the fact cards around the room. Give each students a copy of the question/recording sheet. Send them around the room to find cards that contain the answers to the questions on their sheets. This involves reading short passages of text to find specific information about plants, their structure, and growth. There are 2 versions of the recording sheet. The basic one tells students which card to read in order to find the answer. The challenge sheet requires them to find which card contains the needed information. This scavenger hunt activity can be used with any size group. ALTERNATE ACTIVITY This resource can also be used during a whole group lesson. Large (full-page) fact cards are included so you can project them onto your whiteboard. Read the passage together and then have students find a question on their recording sheet that can be answered by the information on the card.

This resource about stars, including our sun, can be used as a supplement to your science unit. Includes: TASK CARDS This is a set of 16 cards with multiple choice questions about the sun and stars. Includes recording sheet and answer key. GRAPHIC ORGANIZER Students compare and contrast our sun and other stars. COUNTING STARS ACTIVITY Students will estimate the number of visible stars by taking a sampling. This can be used as a homework assignment since it needs to be done at night. STAR COLOR CHART Students color stars to show the different types and add cut-and-glue labels to show which is the coolest and hottest colors. They also label the color of our star, the sun. Includes answer key.

This is a set of activities for learning about the life cycle of a frog. Includes: POSTERS Frog life cycle diagram Metamorphosis – includes definition and illustration Stages of the frog’s life – includes a description of each stage WORKSHEETS Frog Life Cycle Diagram 1 – Students cut out labels and glue them into the correct spaces on the diagram. Frog Life Cycle Diagram 2 – Students cut out pictures and glue them into the correct spaces on the diagram. Stages of the Frog’s Life 1 – Students cut out descriptions of each stage and glue them back in the correct sequence. Stages of the Frog’s Life 2 – Students cut out pictures and glue them next to the matching description. Answer Keys SEQUENCING CARDS Full color cards with illustrations and titles that can be used for sequencing stages in the frog’s life cycle. READ & COLOR MINI BOOK This is an 8-page little book that student can color and read independently.

This set of word and picture cards about weather will build your students science vocabulary. They can be used as flashcards, in a pocket chart, or as a memory/concentration game. WHAT YOU WILL GET: 21 picture cards 21 definition cards Vocabulary graphic organizer Includes the following weather vocabulary words: rain hail snow tornado hurricane lightning rainbow fog cumulus cirrus stratus cumulonimbus climate atmosphere condensation evaporation water cycle flood drought humidity meteorology water cycle The vocabulary graphic organizer is also provided in digital format through Easel. This can be assigned to students on any device.

This plant structure and growth resource is a great way to combine science, reading, and movement. Includes: 20 fact cards about plants, plants structure, and growth Basic question/recording sheet Challenge question/recording sheet Answer keys To complete the activity, spread the fact cards around the room. Give each students a copy of the question/recording sheet. Send them around the room to find cards that contain the answers to the questions on their sheets. This involves reading short passages of text to find specific information about plants, their structure, and growth. There are 2 versions of the recording sheet. The basic one tells students which card to read in order to find the answer. The challenge sheet requires them to find which card contains the needed information. This scavenger hunt activity can be used with any size group. ALTERNATE ACTIVITY This resource can also be used during a whole group lesson. Large (full-page) fact cards are included so you can project them onto your whiteboard. Read the passage together and then have students find a question on their recording sheet that can be answered by the information on the card.

This resource on the states of matter science helps students understand the differences between solid, liquid, and gas. INTERACTIVE BOOK This is a 6-page booklet with cut-and-glue pieces. On each page, students add the correct definitions and examples of the states of matter. The last page is a graphic organizer for students to complete with their own examples. STATES OF MATTER POSTER Show a visual representation of solid, liquid, and gas and explains the characteristics of each.