Sunday, January 22, 2012
Magnet Activities
I'm getting ready to begin a magnet unit, so I've created a little book full of station activities that will make a great introduction to our unit. The entire lesson should take about an hour for students to complete each of the six stations. I've uploaded the document to share with you, so download and enjoy! Be sure to let me know how it goes in your class!
I'll be sure to take some pictures to share with you sometime this week. I got my magnets out last week, and my students have been busting to get started!
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What great magnet centers. Thanks.
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LOVE it! Thank you!
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What a cute blog! (newest follower!) I love your ideas! Come follow me for some math ideas and centers :)
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I don't know how I've never found your blog before but I'm your newest follower!!! I can't wait to look around. I have a 10 page Groundhog and Hibernation Freebie if you have time, come check it out!
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Thanks! Can't wait to use this after we finish rocks/minerals!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute center! Thank you for sharing.
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I just couldn’t leave your website before telling you that we really enjoyed the quality information you offer to your visitors… Will be back often to check up on new posts.
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Thank you for sharing! I love how the centers are kid friendly and look appealing!
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ReplyDeleteLove your magnet centers!!!! Im in charge of science next year for my 2nd grade team and Im excited to introduce this activity to them.
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Thanks so much! Sharing with a teacher who has few resources. :-) Carolyn
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