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Height, Mass, and Shape Introduce your students to a lab that evaluates a student's ability to describe items based on...		Learning About a National Park Enjoy an art project that is perfect for National Recreation and Parks Month (July). These are...
Maps and Globes -- Sequences Learn geographic terms by studying how they are related to each other.		Cloud Chamber Explore an activity that explains how clouds form.
Discovering Punctuation 2 Practice punctuating the four kinds of sentences.		Freezing Fluids Part I Explore an activity that investigates the effects salt has on freezing temperatures.
U.S. Geography -- Analogies Complete geographical analogies.		Three Kinds of Beaks Introduce your students to a lab that evaluates students' ability to identify and describe a...
Discovering Pronouns 10 Practice identifying possessive pronouns with this worksheet.		Freezing Fluids Part II Continue to explore the effects salt has on freezing temperatures.
Make Your Own Multicultural TV Show Have kids learn about multiculturalism through this worksheet on language, food, and holidays....		Maps and Globes -- What's Right? Decide which geographical statement is true out of four choices.
Student Self-Assessment 2 Have your students assess their progress while working independently with these questions and...		U.S. Geography -- Which Doesn't Belong? Students select which geographical location does not belong in a certain group.
Nutrition Lab Introduce your students to a lab that evaluates students' ability to accurately extract data,...		Buoyant Beverages Part II Children continue to explore the buoyancy differences between diet and regular soft drinks.
Shapes This printable of various shapes is to be used with the Lesson Plan Tessellations.		World Geography: Something's Wrong Here Children explore geography by re-writing incorrect sentences.
How High is that Tree? Part II Students practice using an astrolabe to measure a tree.		Shifting Sun Part I Observations will help children to understand the angle of the sun and its relative brightness.

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