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Explore the world of sound with our Next Generation Science Standards Sounds & Vibrations Unit for 1st Grade! The NGSS asks that students conduct experiments to explain that vibrations make sounds and sound can make materials vibrate.
Explore the world of sound with our Next Generation Science Standards Sounds & Vibrations Unit for 1st Grade! The NGSS asks that students conduct experiments to explain that vibrations make sounds and sound can make materials vibrate. This resource is perfect for elementary classrooms seeking interactive and educational science resources.
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Join me for a hands-on workshop exploring what to model, which questions to ask, and how to respond when students get stuck using ten to add and subtract.
Includes a printable Teacher Toolkit, ready-to-use Number Talks, and the workshop recording.
Denise T. –
Very useful resource
Brooke Frazier – The Adventures of Mrs Frazier –
This unit was perfect for my students. I loved that each day their was writing included with each science activity. That was just what I was looking for because I do not have a designated writing time and have to incorporate it with other times throughout the day.
Torei G. –
I loved this resource! It kept the students engaged and I loved the experiment ideas! I used all of them and it worked perfectly for my 1st grade class
Lauren I. –
we enjoyed using this unit to supplement our sound study in second grade.
Melanie Sizemore –
Sound is my least favorite science unit to teach. This was simple and easy to follow.
Savannah D. –
This is a phenomenal resource that really helped me to engage and challenge my students. All of the ideas for incorporating this resource into a sound science unit were the best part!
Lauren H. –
Great resource.
Sarah Selig –
Very well organized and put together!
Kirsten Laqua –
Great resource!
Samantha J. –
My students loved these experiments. They were very engaged and eager for the next sound experiment.
Thanks!
Deborah C. –
A great resource!
Whitney O. –
Have been using your science lessons since before the packet existed (from your blog), and this made that so much easier!
Lauren Fallin –
Love the activities in this packet!
Gabrielle C. –
Excellent resource!
Zoe J. –
Excellent practice text for a college assignment on a literacy case study 🙂 thank you!
Megan W. –
Loved the activities and differentiation!