What is a Scientist? STEM Careers – Career Exploration – Career Day Activities
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This career exploration bulletin board and scientist informational text bundle is perfect for grabbing your students’ interests in a variety of science careers. Your students will love learning about different careers in STEM. Display the careers with a picture, short description, and choose the bulletin board title that best fits your classroom. Your bulletin board will match what students are reading about in ELA or Science time.
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Hi, I'm Chloe! I taught 3rd–5th grade math for 11 years, and every resource in this shop was built for real classrooms: low prep, high engagement, and a whole lot of sneaky learning.
This career exploration bulletin board and scientist informational text bundle is perfect for grabbing your students’ interests in a variety of science careers. Your students will love learning about different careers in STEM. Display the careers with a picture, short description, and choose the bulletin board title that best fits your classroom. Your bulletin board will match what students are reading about in ELA or Science time.
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Connect the informational text they’ve been reading about with the classroom displays in your classroom. This bulletin board and informational texts can be used to connect science to future careers for your students. Students will learn about the variety of science careers that are available. View the preview to see more about this engaging careers bulletin board and informational text and questions bundle.
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Bulletin Board Set Includes:
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Labels for each science career (name of science job, description of career, and example image of scientist)
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Each career has an option to print a male or a female
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Full size printable page of science career in color
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Full size printable page of science career in black and white
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Bulletin Board Letters (3 Options): Science Careers, Careers in Science, So You Want to be a Scientist?
Informational Text and Questions Include:
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14 Science Career Informational Texts
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Comprehension Questions for each Career
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This resource includes images and titles for:
• Archaeologist
• Astronomer
• Biochemist
• Botanist
• Climatologist
• Ecologist
• Forensic Scientist
• Geologist
• Laboratory Technician
• Marine Biologist
• Neuroscientist
• Oceanographer
• Pharmacologist
• Speleologist
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Laura Hanly –
The students in my class found these very informative and engaging. They really enjoyed reading all about the different careers and found them fascinating. Would recommend ?
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Chloe Campbell Education –
I’m so happy to hear your students were engaged and enjoyed the text. Thank you!
Nina C. –
Thank you for such a great resource! My students loved this!
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Eirena C. –
I found the information to be very informative. My students showed an interest in many of the fields in STEM. Than you for sharing
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Sara M. –
Great way to kick off the year in science and introduce students to various careers that involve science!
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Krista M. –
These posters and info were great to use monthly with my class as we explored careers in Science.
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Christa A. –
My students enjoyed learning about the different scientists.
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Laura O. –
This is such a wonderful resource to display in class to demonstrate real-world applications of scientist careers!!
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The Taco Tuesday Teacher –
Thank you for a wonderful resource for my students!
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kate S. –
I am using this resource to create a stem career fair in our science fair. My students have enjoyed being able to learn about different careers and thinking about what that job would be like in real life. I love that the questions aren’t just reading comprehension, that it makes them really think!
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Kreto Kreations –
This is great! I love it and so do my students!
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Jennifer M. –
This product is well done and hangs in our school hallway for our STEM school.
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Rebekah Baughman –
This was such a great review and practice throughout the school year. Aligned with SOLs.
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Corin R. –
This is a great resource that got my students asking lots of questions and my coworkers loved it too!
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Dhobb Products –
Wow Just Wow! This is a great resource for my 6th grade students with different needs, special education and ENL students!
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Erin W. –
The STEM Careers printouts provided a great visual of science related jobs that was used in our Science hallway. The lessons were also useful and liked by my students.
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Alison Blair –
I love this packet and plan to use it with each unit to relate to what scientists study. My only wish is that it had real people instead of cartoons.
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