Our school Science Fair is fast approaching and many of my ELL students are anxious to participate! I love this because, for many of them, this will be their first science fair!In preparation for the event, we have been reviewing the Scientific Method in class and completing some small experiments.
I've had a hard time finding a basic set of steps--they are all slightly different! Our textbook has five steps, posters in our school have six, online sources have all different steps...so I decided to make my own by combining what works best for my students' experiments in class.I kept them pretty simple and there are seven in all. I am going to cut, laminate, and tape them to the white board.
Then we can write our process next to each one as we complete our in-class experiments.
The file is below...I hope the language is general enough so you can use them as well!
When is your school science fair? Are you doing anything in class related to it? This is the first year I've had so many participants and would love to hear what you are doing :)
When is your school science fair? Are you doing anything in class related to it? This is the first year I've had so many participants and would love to hear what you are doing :)
Scientific Method Cards
Your things are always so cute! I love the people portrayed on these signs.
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you, thank you! I have been looking for some scientific method posters for a while now...these are perfect for my Firsties!
ReplyDelete-Gladys
Once Upon a Time in First Grade
I love these, thanks for sharing!!
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Wow they're great!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome!! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteJen
http://mrsparkerssecondgrade.blogspot.com
Fabulous! Thank you for sharing your hard work!
ReplyDeleteYou are so fabulous! Thank you so much for all that you share!
ReplyDeleteJena
1st Grade with Miss Snowden
LOVE THESE! I just love your blog!
ReplyDelete-Rachelle
whattheteacherwants.blogspot.com
You & I must be on the same wave length. I just finished up with the science fair & I was thinking about posting about it soon.
ReplyDeleteMs. M
www.msk1ell.blogspot.com
These are wonderful! Thanks so much....and thanks for all the awesome techie advice! It has helped me so much (I even was brave enough to make a blog button...all by myself!)
ReplyDeleteCurls and a Smile
So cute! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! I will for sure be putting these little cuties up in my classroom.
ReplyDeleteTHANKS!!
These are the cutest things ever! Thanks for posting them. I can't wait to use them in my classroom AND I can't wait to get some time to peruse your super cute blog!
ReplyDeleteJessie
http://gluesticksgamesandgiggles.blogspot.com/
Thanks for the sweet notes!
ReplyDeleteJust came across these! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDelete-Bethany
Learning is a Journey
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ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, these are so cute. I am going to use them to make bookmarks for the year 7 and 8s.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! Thanks for sharing. I am going to use them to teach with and as a bulletin board display.
ReplyDeleteso cute!
ReplyDeleteHi, thank you! You are great in sharing all these wonderful resources.
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