If you would like to complete these activities, they are available in my force and motion pack. The pack includes lesson plans, recording sheets, parent pages, and more! You can get the pack by clicking on the cover below! I hope you enjoy your weekend! Sorry to all of you who are still buried under feet of snow!
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What fun!!!!! Your candid shots are THE BEST! I can’t wait to teach this!
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It sounds like you had a great week, now I want to drop some eggs
Sara
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How fun is this!
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I love whatever camera you use. Your picture are great! Could you tell me what you use?
This is such a fun and engaging experiment! I bet your kids couldn’t talk about anything else the whole day. Great job!Happy Teaching,
Cassie
Adventures in Teaching (A First Grade Blog)
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Where did you find your marble mazes. Did you need several sets or were you able to split the sets between the kids? Thanks
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I love this unit! Where can I purchase a set of the maze structure pieces? We teach Force and Motion in the fall, so I can get everything together for next year. Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful teaching ideas.
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I also teach this unit on Force & Motion, so I believe these marble mazes would be wonderful. Where did you buy them? Would love to know so I any help would be greatly appreciated for next year. Thanks, Jackie
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Super ideas for teaching force and motion to 1st graders! I loved it! Is this unit in your curiculum for A class in Texas? In Greece (where I teach) we teach science only to 5th & 6th graders, but you surely excite me so much, that I think I’ll try your egg experiment before painting our eggs for Easter…
Greetings from the island of Crete and my 2nd graders!
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Hi! Thanks for this great ideas and for a great unit! I bought it and am using it with my class. I would just like to know how you explained the egg drop experiment to your kids? DDid they understand why some eggs survived and why some didn´t?
Thanks!
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What fun!!!!! Your candid shots are THE BEST! I can’t wait to teach this!
It sounds like you had a great week, now I want to drop some eggs
Sara
Frampton’s FUNdamentals
How fun is this!
I love whatever camera you use. Your picture are great! Could you tell me what you use?
This is such a fun and engaging experiment! I bet your kids couldn’t talk about anything else the whole day. Great job!
Happy Teaching,
Cassie
Adventures in Teaching (A First Grade Blog)
My TpT Store
Where did you find your marble mazes. Did you need several sets or were you able to split the sets between the kids? Thanks
I love this unit! Where can I purchase a set of the maze structure pieces? We teach Force and Motion in the fall, so I can get everything together for next year. Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful teaching ideas.
spotteddog@austin.rr.com
I also teach this unit on Force & Motion, so I believe these marble mazes would be wonderful. Where did you buy them? Would love to know so I any help would be greatly appreciated for next year. Thanks, Jackie
jmcmanam@w-sioux.k12.ia.us
Super ideas for teaching force and motion to 1st graders! I loved it! Is this unit in your curiculum for A class in Texas? In Greece (where I teach) we teach science only to 5th & 6th graders, but you surely excite me so much, that I think I’ll try your egg experiment before painting our eggs for Easter…
Greetings from the island of Crete and my 2nd graders!
http://14b2.blogspot.gr/
Hi! Thanks for this great ideas and for a great unit! I bought it and am using it with my class. I would just like to know how you explained the egg drop experiment to your kids? DDid they understand why some eggs survived and why some didn´t?
Thanks!