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Help fifth graders explore patterns caused by the Earth, moon, and sun with these Day to Day, Season to Season Science Stations! Students investigate day and night, seasons, moon phases, rotations, revolutions, Earth’s tilt, eclipses, seasonal changes, and observable sky patterns through eight NGSS-aligned stations with print and digital options. Aligned to NGSS 5-ESS1-2.
This Blue Whale Informational Article and Comprehension Activities resource includes an article in two formats, website resources for online articles and videos, a fact sort sheet, a variety of note-taking sheets, comprehension activities, and mini-report pages.
This is a Yearlong BUNDLE of ALL of the 4th-grade Science Stations aligned with the NGSS. There are multiple science stations for each of the Next Generation Science Standards for Fourth Grade.
Weathering & Earth Materials & Systems, Biogeology Fourth Grade Next Generation Science Standards include 12 different science stations where students deepen their understanding of how weathering and erosion change the Earth’s surface.
Talk to Me Science Stations for Fourth Grade Next Generation Science Standards include 7 different science stations where students deepen their understanding of communication through codes & technology.
The “It’s a Matter of Change – Reversible and Irreversible Changes” Science Stations for Second Grade include 8 different science stations where students deepen their understanding of the changes of various forms of matter. All stations in this set meet the DCI 2-PS1.B, helping students gain an understanding of how some changes caused by heating and cooling can be reversed and some cannot. See below for details on how these stations meet the standards and specific DCIs.
This Waves 5E Science Unit Plan is an inquiry-based unit where students learn about how wave patterns in terms of amplitude and wavelength and that waves can cause objects to move. Students learn how regular patterns of motion can be made by water and how waves differ in amplitude and wavelength. The unit includes three parts for each of the 5E’s (Engage, Explore, Explain, Extend, and Evaluate) and more.
These Earth’s Water Supply Next Generation Science Stations include eight different science stations where students deepen their understanding of freshwater, the distribution of water on Earth, and the water cycle. The focus is on 5-ESS2-2.
The focus is on NGSS 3-LS3.A and 3-LS3.B and include concepts such as plant identification, seed dispersal, changing leaves, animal survival and growth, classification of organisms, and warm-blooded and cold-blooded animals.
Armadillo informational article in two formats, website resources for online articles and videos, a fact sort sheet, a variety of note-taking sheets, comprehension activities, and mini-report pages.
This is a BUNDLE of all the 5E Unit Plans for Third Grade. The 5E Instructional Model walks students through the five components of inquiry-based learning. Each unit includes multiple lessons for each of the 5Es and provides a structure for your science instruction.
Teach weather with this complete 3rd Grade 5E Weather Science Unit! Students explore weather patterns, weather tools, the water cycle, weather vs. climate, and weather data through inquiry-based lessons, hands-on experiments, charts, vocabulary cards, Big Idea posters, exit tickets, and assessments. Aligned to NGSS 3-ESS2-1.
These Chemical Reactions Next Generation Science Stations include eight science stations where students deepen their understanding of chemical reactions, including how to tell whether a chemical reaction has taken place. The focus is on 5-PS1-4.
Processes that Shape the Earth is an Earth’s Systems Unit that addresses the second grade Next Generation Science Standards. This product is one section of the whole unit: ESS2.A: Wind and Water Change the Land (Cause & Effect)
This inquiry-based Light 5E Science Unit Plan teaches students how reflected light allows us to see objects. Each of the 5E’s (Engage, Explore, Explain, Extend, and Evaluate) is broken down into three parts, with additional segments included. By covering the foundational concepts of light in a structured and engaging way, students will emerge with a deeper understanding of our visible world.