If you are teaching mass and how to use a triple-beam balance, these review sheets and Promethean Flipchart might be helpful. I used them to support a lesson on mass recently and it seemed to help my kids understand the concept. We talked about the meaning of mass, created a web of main ideas, learned the names of the parts of a balance, practiced reading the three beams and then spent time measuring the mass of small classroom objects using triple-beam balances. Wow...that is the quick snapshot of a lesson plan! I know how hard we are all working this time of year, managing our homes, kids and classrooms, so I thought another freebie might be helpful. Happy Holidays from Kate's Classroom Cafe!
Here are the links to download these classroom materials for free:
(mass notes link)
(flipchart link)
(Front cover if you are creating a booklet for a science journal)
Thank you very much for sharing with our kids!!!
ReplyDeleteAn excellent freebie! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteIn science kids sometimes struggle to understand the difference between gravity, mass and weight.
I have explained the differences as Homer Simpson takes a tour of the Solar System!
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