Daily Science Warm-Ups for Science Morning Work

Description

• Concepts related to the nature of science (such as the scientific method, hypothesis, scientific inquiry, observations, inferences, data analysis, experimental design, and variables)
• Concepts related to earth science (such as the Earth’s layers and structure, rocks, minerals, soil, and fossils, the rock cycle, weathering and erosion, earthquakes and volcanoes, weather and climate, the water cycle, natural resources, fast and slow changes)
• Concepts related to physical science (such as properties of matter, states of matter, changes in state, forms of energy, simple machines, sound and light, magnetism, and electricity)
• Concepts related to life science (such as cells, microbes, plant and animal classification, life cycles, adaptations and survival, ecosystems and food chains, photosynthesis, human body systems, and genetics)
• Critical thinking skills
• Problem solving skills
• Communication skills
• Test-taking skill practice

• 44 weeks of Daily Science Warm Ups (Monday being a nature of science question, Tuesday being an earth science question, Wednesday being a physical science question, Thursday being a life science question and Friday being an open-ended critical thinking question – Perfect for morning work!)
• Printable and digital versions
• Multiple choice questions and open-ended questions
• Some questions have visual representations
• Answer keys

• These daily science warm ups help teachers save time on preparing both morning work and science content while covering a variety of science concepts with its print and go formats
• This resource caters to creativity, critical thinking skills, and allows for application of scientific knowledge, so that students foster a deeper understanding of science in practical applications
• This resources allows students to prepare for standardized tests while also improving their scientific communication skills