Scientific Method Informational Text & Activities – BUNDLE – Control Groups
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Looking for a way to bring scienceĀ into your literacy block while teaching about the scientific method? Students will do a close read about steps in the scientific method, control groups, experiments vs. investigations, and experimental trials, answer multiple choice questions (10 questions for each article), then use graphic organizers to show what they’ve learned.
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4 Non-Fiction Texts: Steps in the Scientific Method, Experiments vs. Investigations, Experimental Trials, and Control Groups
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40 Multiple Choice Questions with Answer Key (10 questions for each text)
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Teacher Tips
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Questions to Ask Students
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Close Reading Steps on a Bookmark
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How to Mark the Text Bookmark
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How to Annotate the Text Bookmark
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7 Graphic Organizers:
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Whole Group Instruction
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Partner Practice
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Guided Reading Groups
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Substitute Plans
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Send Home to Practice
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ELA Work Stations or Centers
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Assessment
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Read the Text
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Mark Up the Text or Annotate the Text
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Read the Text Again
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Define Unknown Words
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Read the Text Again
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Respond to Reading
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Jenni Ellis –
Great resource!
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Anthony C. –
Excellent
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Daniele E. –
This is a really good and useful resource. Would definitely buy from again!
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Isallany S. –
It helped my students understand what is expected when completing a science fair project.
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