Everything you need to meet your standards on types of heat transfer. This bundle is a complete unit, that includes all 4 products for teaching and assessing “Types of Heat Transfer: Conduction, Convection and Radiation”. Includes Lesson Power Point Presentation, Student Foldable for Interactive Science Journal, Types of Heat Transfer Popcorn Lab, and Quiz with key. You save 20% when buying the complete bundle

This resource includes the science vocabulary terms, definitions, and visual examples for my Mixtures and Solutions PowerPoint presentation and student guided notes. Make a word wall on your bulletin board that supports your lesson! This resource supports my free Power Point Lesson What Are Mixtures and Solutions?

My students love this lab! This lab has both qualitative and quantitative components. The qualitative component gives my students a scientific excuse to eat the popcorn! This lab serves as a reinforcement and application of Types of Heat Transfer! This lab should be done after students have learned the three types of heat transfer. Your students should be able to think back to the examples given in the lesson. Contains all lab directions, lab worksheet and follow up questions that should be answered individually. This lab is the final lesson that follows along with the Power Point available in my store titled “Types of Heat Transfer: Conduction, Convection and Radiation”.

NO PREP PRINTABLES! This 5 puzzle bundle works well for days you have numerous absent students, for test prep, to reinforce a lesson, or when you have a substitute teacher scheduled. As a teacher you have no missed teaching time and your students will enjoy completing the puzzles! The 5 puzzles review 71 vocabulary words from the life science units taught in 3rd through 5th grade. The puzzles cover life cycles, metamorphosis, human body, plant and flower anatomy, food chains and classification. You will receive 5 puzzles, and 5 answer keys. Don't want 5 puzzles, check out my individual crossword puzzles for specific units.

This is a test prep science review game for the annual 5th grade benchmark state assessment. The questions are based on Next Generation Science Standards for 5th grade students. This game reviews the science standards taught 3rd through 5th grade. This game has 140 standard based question cards colored coded by area of science. It also includes 8 action cards that are science related! This game can used as review for early finishers. It can also be used to promote student centered group learning that will keep students engaged while reinforcing concepts that were taught earlier in the year or from the previous two years taught by other teachers. THIS PRODUCT INCLUDES: (1) 140 Color Coded Science Task Cards +40 Life Science (blue) +43 Physical Science (green) +22 Space Science (purple) +35 Earth Science (orange) (2) Answer Cards Key (3) 8 Action Cards (4) Game Board (5) Teacher Guide

This file contains a 30 question unit test on the human body, and a cross word puzzle that reviews 21 vocabulary words and organ functions. The crossword could be used as a review or as a study guide. The test has 18 questions on vocabulary terms (organ, organism and organ system) and matching organs to organ functions. There are three questions specifically about the brain, and the remaining 9 questions are labeling organs on diagrams. As always, keys are provided for both the puzzle and the quiz. This can be used as a supplement for my What are Organs and Body Systems PowerPoint and Interactive Student Notes

Keep your students fully engaged with this 36 slide PowerPoint featuring colorful 3D images accompanied by interactive student guided notes. This unit provides differentiated instruction which focuses on the Life Science Big Idea of “Organization and Development of Living Organisms”. Students will identify the organs in the human body and describe their functions. This unit includes the skin, brain, heart, lungs, stomach, liver, intestines, pancreas, muscles and skeleton, kidneys, bladder and sensory organs. Students are introduced to the body systems but most of the focus is on the organs and their functions. This PowerPoint includes probing questions that allow students to collaborate with their partners to discuss and demonstrate their newly gained knowledge. The student guided notes direct students to complete relevant information and to finalize, color, and label organ diagrams. (See photos in preview) As always, two sets of notes are included, as well as photo examples.

In this unit on Rocks and Mineral students learn that both Rocks and Minerals can be identified by their properties. Students will identify the physical properties of common minerals, including hardness, color, luster, cleavage, and streak color, and recognize the role of minerals in the formation of rocks. Students will explain the role of minerals and their importance in rock formation. Students will identify the three categories of rocks: igneous, (formed from molten rock); sedimentary (pieces of other rocks and fossilized organisms); and metamorphic (formed from heat and pressure). They will differentiate between the three different categories of rocks based on how each is formed and/or their physical properties. This is a bundled lesson that includes the student interactive notes and the Power Point presentation. Student discussions (Turn and Talks) and video clips embedded in presentation. A Review Crossword Puzzle and solution to review 20 vocabulary terms is also included. Everything you need to teach the lesson! This is a 4th grade standard but is annually assessed on the 5th grade state benchmark exams.

This PowerPoint contains 87 FCAT 2.0 Science Grade 5 questions and answer slides. It covers all 18 life science standards that are taught throughout grades 3rd through 5th, but are tested on the 5th grade benchmark. As a 5th grade science teacher you are responsible for content previous teachers were supposed to teach in the earlier grades. Life science makes up 25% of the FCAT science test. As I experienced, science in the earlier grades was overlooked because it was not tested until the 5th grade, or my students had “forgot” a lot of the content. This PPT reviews all the Life Science standards. I use this as a review game. I have included the rules and directions for grudge ball, and have also included 32 Bazinga action cards and directions for that game. If you prefer not to use as a review game, this can be used for a ‘Problem of the Day’ or whole class test preparation. If I use as a Problem of the Day, I require that my students give me the correct answer, but also I require that they explain why the remaining three options cannot be correct. This is part of a review bundle. I have purposely broken it into each separate area of science. That way if you are strong in one area or didn’t get all content from another area, you can pick and choose which areas of review your students need. I have a lot of experience with benchmark state testing. When I taught 8th grade science, I was consistently ranked the 2nd or 3rd highest public school in the state. I moved down to teach 5th grade science and after my first year, moved up 18 spots, from last place in my county

Its that time of year again! This PowerPoint contains 128 FCAT 2.0 Science Grade 5 Earth Science questions and answer slides. It covers all 21 Earth Science Standards that are taught throughout grades 3rd through 5th, but are tested on the 5th grade benchmark. As a 5th grade science teacher you are responsible for content previous teachers were supposed to teach in the earlier grades. Earth science makes up 29% of the FCAT science test. As I experienced, science in the earlier grades was overlooked because it was not tested until the 5th grade, or my students had “forgot” a lot of the content. This PPT reviews all the Earth Science standards. I use this as a review game. I have included the rules and directions for grudge ball, and have also included 32 Bazinga action cards and directions for that game. If you prefer not to use as a review game, this can be used for a ‘Problem of the Day’ or whole class test preparation. If I use as a Problem of the Day, I require that my students give me the correct answer, but also I require that they explain why the remaining three options cannot be correct. This is part of a review bundle. I have purposely broken it into each separate area of science. That way if you are strong in one area or didn’t get all content from another area, you can pick and choose which areas of review your students need. I have a lot of experience with benchmark state testing. When I taught 8th grade science, I was consistently ranked the 2nd or 3rd highest public school in the state. I moved down to teach 5th grade science and after my first year, moved up 18 spots, from last place in my county!

Are you looking for fun and engaging end of year science review activities? Squid Spiral Review STEM lesson will give your students opportunities to review vocabulary and concepts they learned earlier in the year. Your students will review Classification, Adaptations, Food Chain/Webs, and Basic Anatomy through the learning about fascinating Cephalopods! After your students have learned about cephalopods through short video clips, their interactive notebook and the PowerPoint, they will dissect a bait squid. The final project is to design their own squid to compete in “Squid Races”, while keeping in mind what they have learned about adaptations and jet propulsion. My 5th graders were very engaged and loved this lesson! I heard from both parents and teachers about how my students were talking about it out of class! Vocabulary Reviewed: Classification Kingdom Phylum Invertebrate Vertebrate Class Adaptations Food web Food chain Predator Prey Carnivore Herbivore Producers Consumers Internal Anatomy terms- gonads, brain, heart, ink sac, gills, pen, eye lens External Anatomy terms- mantle, eye, siphon, arms, tentacles, sucker cups, chromatophores, fin, mouth, beak Includes step by step directions as well as photos for the squid dissection and squid races. This is a great “first” dissection because there is no blood, and you can use bait squid. The bait squid are cheap and raised on a farm for bait. Since I work at an elementary school and we do not have dissecting equipment, I barrow dissecting scissors from our high school for the day of dissection. Some math is included in the lessons; data is collected and converted (cm, mm) and speed(distance/time) can be calculated from the squid races. Student also convert verified length of a giant squid into yards and meters to “see” how long the Giant Squid really is. For the engineering component students design their own squid and race them to see whose design travels the farthest or is the fastest. This is a fun and engaging thematic unit lesson that your students will talk about for years to come!

This PowerPoint contains 320 Science Grade 5 questions and answer slides. It covers NGSS PHYSICAL, EARTH and LIFE science standards that are taught throughout grades 3rd through 5th, but are tested on the 5th grade benchmark. As a 5th grade science teacher you are responsible for content previous teachers were supposed to teach in the earlier grades. As I experienced, science in the earlier grades was overlooked because it was not tested until the 5th grade, or my students had “forgot” a lot of the content. I use this as a review game. I have included the rules and directions for grudge ball, and have also included 32 Bazinga action cards and directions for that game as well. If you prefer not to use as a review game, this can be used for a ‘Problem of the Day’ or whole class test preparation. If I use as a Problem of the Day, I require that my students give me the correct answer, but also require that they explain why the remaining three options cannot be correct. I have purposely broken it into each separate area of science. The PPT starts with 124 Physical Science slides, moves on to 110 Earth and Space Science slides and finishes with 84 Life Science slides. That way if you are strong in one area or didn’t get all content from another area, you can pick and choose which areas of review your students need. I have a lot of experience with benchmark state testing. When I taught 8th grade science, I was consistently ranked the 2nd or 3rd highest public school in the state. I moved down to teach 5th grade science and after my first year, moved up 18 spots, from last place in my county! Also in my store: Science Test Review Game Board and 140 Game Cards

This PowerPoint contains 115 FCAT 2.0 Science Grade 5 questions and answer slides. It covers all 37 PHYSICAL science standards that are taught throughout grades 3rd through 5th, but are tested on the 5th grade benchmark. As a 5th grade science teacher you are responsible for content previous teachers were supposed to teach in the earlier grades. Physical science makes up 29% of the FCAT science test. As I experienced, science in the earlier grades was overlooked because it was not tested until the 5th grade, or my students had “forgot” a lot of the content. This PPT reviews all the Physical Science standards. I use this as a review game. I have included the rules and directions for grudge ball, and have also included 32 Bazinga action cards and directions for that game. If you prefer not to use as a review game, this can be used for a ‘Problem of the Day’ or whole class test preparation. If I use as a Problem of the Day, I require that my students give me the correct answer, but also I require that they explain why the remaining three options cannot be correct. This is part of a review bundle. I have purposely broken it into each separate area of science. That way if you are strong in one area or didn’t get all content from another area, you can pick and choose which areas of review your students need. I have a lot of experience with benchmark state testing. When I taught 8th grade science, I was consistently ranked the 2nd or 3rd highest public school in the state. I moved down to teach 5th grade science and after my first year, moved up 18 spots, from last place in my county! Also in my store: FCAT 2.0 LIFE Science- Grade 5 Review and Optional Game Cards FCAT 2.0 EARTH Science- Grade 5 Review and Optional Game Cards

NO PREP PRINTABLE! This puzzle works well for days you have numerous absent students, for test prep, or when you have a substitute teacher scheduled. As a teacher you have no missed teaching time because this puzzle reviews 14 vocabulary words about the Interaction of Living Things including food webs and food chains as well ass related vocabulary. You will receive one puzzle, word clues, word bank, and an answer key. This crossword reviews vocabulary presented in my “Interactions of Living Things” PowerPoint and Student Interactive Notebook Lesson. 14 terms included: Consumer Decomposer Carnivore Food Web Predator Energy Air Photosynthesis Prey Food Chain Omnivore Herbivore Producer

This colorful and engaging 26 slide PowerPoint presentation lesson addresses multiple standards for the 4th and 5th grades. After this lesson students will be able to explain that animals, including humans, cannot make their own food and that when animals eat plants or other animals, the energy stored in the food source is passed to them. They will trace the flow of energy from the Sun as it is transferred along the food chain through the producers to the consumers. Students will be able to classify consumers as herbivores, carnivores, or omnivores, and further break the groups into predator and prey. Students will also be able to construct food chains and food webs for specific ecosystems. This lesson includes guided notes in an interactive student notebook. This bundle also includes a card sort activity in which students will first group by how they obtain energy, and then they will further break the consumers into herbivore, carnivores and omnivores, and finally they construct a food web for a saltwater marsh ecosystem. They are four embedded video clips, with specific questions pertaining to the information given during the video. As always each section is followed by a “Turn and Talk” giving your students an opportunity to discuss their newly gained knowledge. This is a bundled lesson that includes the student interactive notes and the Power Point presentation. Student discussions (Turn and Talks) embedded in presentation. Video clips with questions and a card sorting activity. Everything you need to teach the lesson!

NO PREP PRINTABLE! This puzzle works well for days you have numerous absent students, for test prep, or when you have a substitute teacher scheduled. As a teacher you have no missed teaching time because this puzzle reviews 15 vocabulary words about the Life Cycles of Animals including all stages of incomplete and complete metamorphosis. You will receive one puzzle, word clues, word bank, and an answer key. This crossword reviews vocabulary presented in my “How Do Animals Change and Grow” PowerPoint and Student Interactive Notebook Lesson 15 vocabulary terms included: Lifecycle Amphibians Mammals Three Nymph Four Larva Pupa Reptile Molt Adult Embryo Bird Tadpole Resemble

NO PREP PRINTABLE! This puzzle works well for days you have numerous absent students, for test prep, or when you have a substitute teacher scheduled. As a teacher you have no missed teaching time! This puzzle reviews 12 vocabulary words about the forms and types of energy including reflection, absorption and refraction. You will receive one puzzle, word clues, word bank, and an answer key. This crossword reviews vocabulary presented in my “Forms of Energy” PowerPoint and Student Interactive Notebook Lesson 12 vocabulary words included: Potential Kinetic Mechanical Chemical Sound Absorb Thermal Light Energy Electrical Refraction Reflection

Your students will have fun visiting Santa’s Workshop and meeting elves getting “energized” on the slopes through a short story. Students must determine which form of energy is being used and how it is transformed in the story while the elves are sledding down the slopes and ice skating! The story also shows how our actions and willingness to help someone else brings joy. On the next printable your student will read specific scenarios of the elves playing in the snow, throwing snowballs and rounding up reindeer. Finally, your students will complete a crossword puzzle that reviews all the vocabulary and types energy used in the story. These pintables allow you to have fun with the Christmas holiday while reviewing science concepts and you lose no teaching time during this busy time! Bundle Contains: Short Story and Answer Key (PDF) Identify Forms of Energy and Key Forms of Energy Crossword Puzzle and Solution

This 25 slide presentation and interactive student notes addresses 4 standards: Recognize that plants use energy from the Sun, air, and water to make their own food. Describe structures in plants and their roles in food production, support, water and nutrient transport, and reproduction. Investigate and describe how plants respond to stimuli (heat, light, gravity). Classify flowering and nonflowering plants into major groups such as those that produce seeds, or those like ferns and mosses that produce spores, according to their physical characteristics. Within the PowerPoint are embedded video clips to reinforce your students learning, as well as “Turn and Talks” to get your students discussing their newly gained knowledge! I have left these slides editable so you can add or change any questions you think are necessary. This bundle includes student notes in an Interactive Science Notebook format (see preview for photo of completed foldables) that corresponds to the presentation and a activity to apply concepts taught on plant classification. This is a third grade standard, but it is a tested concept on the annual fifth grade state benchmark exam nation wide.

This 27 slide presentation explains 6 forms of energy (mechanical, light, sound, chemical, thermal(heat), and electrical). It also addresses kinetic and potential energy and how it relates to each form of energy. It also defines the vocabulary words reflection, refraction and absorption. This lesson introduces energy transformations and has students apply their knowledge with “Turn and Talks” and actively completing their Student Interactive Notebook by taking guided notes and labeling diagrams. Both the presentation and the notes are included. As always, two sets of notes are included, one for absentee or IEP students, as well as the standard set.