Pinterest Weekly Round-Up 6

Last week's favorite pins! 

Original source:  Water Cycle simulation via Pinterest

Original Source:  Social Studies Central via Pinterest

Original source:  National Geographic Young Explorers via Pinterest

Original source:  First 100 Days via Pinterest 

 Original source:  Factors Venn Diagram via Pinterest

Pinterest Weekly Round-Up 5

Last week's favorite pins! 

I need to explain the first one as it hard to understand by simply looking at the picture.  I am all about teambuilding and this is exactly what this one is.  Partners each have a paper plate and piece of uncooked spaghetti.  Find out more by following the pin :).

Original source:  Pasta Master via Pinterest

Original Source:  Evidence Based Terms via Pinterest

Original source:  The Writing Process via Pinterest

Original source:  World's Greatest Math and Science Rap via Pinterest 

 

Pinterest Weekly Round-Up 4

Here are a few of my favorite pins from last week!

Original source:  Main Idea Bag via Pinterest

Original Source:  Test Taking Folder via Pinterest

Original source:  Bean Plant in CD case via Pinterest

Original source:  50 States Unit Study via Pinterest 

 

Original source:  Add an Image to a QR code via Pinterest

Do you have a favorite Pin from last week?  Leave your link in the comments to share!

Pinterest Weekly Round-up 2

Here they are, my top 5 pins for the week past.  I love all things anchor charts.  There are two anchor chart Pins that I highly recommend.  Hopefully you will find many uses for the Pins below.  To learn more, click on the links below to be taken to the original sources. 

Original source:  Paper Plate Sundial via Pinterest

Original Source:  Write Like a Scientist Anchor Chart via Pinterest

Original source:  Math Live via Pinterest

Original source:  Classroom Anchor Charts and Posters via Pinterest 

 

Original source:  Interactive Small Group Anchor Charts via Pinterest

Do you have a favorite Pin from last week?  Leave your link in the comments to share!

Science Week - Day 3 Freebie

Need a Science Freebie?  Here is a small unit relating to Force and Motion.  Students explore the amount of Newtons it takes to move an object.   They also investigate static electricity and its ability to move objects.  This investigation includes eight pages with six guided investigations and room for reflection.  I hope your students enjoy it as much as mine did!!

You can download this from my TpT store HERE.