Lessons in Grossology

Looking to add a little "gross" f u n to your science program? It's finally finished! My science start-up kit is ready to go and a free download at my TpT site. Click Here for the Free Download! {G.r.o.s.s. Science Center Start-Up Kit} This download includes FREE themed supplemental materials, which can be used in any classroom with all types of curriculum.  Includes : 2 free science labs, interactive science center printables, Science Process Skills and Scientific Method posters plus much more! G.R.O.S.S.= Go, Research, Observe and Share Science My goal in creating this program is to create lifelong scientists who strive to learn more about the world around them! I also wanted to have a little fun with my last name :) ~ Mrs. Gross I hope you enjoy using these resources during your science time! Please leave feedback on my TpT store. I greatly appreciate it!

I am working on a G.r.o.s.s. Science Labs start-up packet which can be implemented into any classroom. Check back soon for this FREE resource. I can't wait to share!

  Click here for the {Color By Sight Word and other Skills} Pack   Back to school! This packet has be very useful to assign as morning work during the first few weeks of school. Students practice number & letter recognition along with addition, subtraction facts and sight words in this school themed packet. Great for Pre-K to 1st grade! Thanks for looking! Included in this packet: 2- Color By Number worksheets(number recognition to 10) 2- Color By Letter worksheets (Beginning of the alphabet) 2- Color By Addition worksheets (facts to 10) 2- Color By Subtraction worksheets (facts to 10) 2- Color By Sight Word {he, a, them, this, their, said, not, all, by, where}

Students randomly pick 6 jelly beans to sample. They bring the jelly beans to their desk with the worksheet and draw picture of each jellybean. Next they taste one jelly bean at a time. They make a happy face if they like it and the sad faces they don't. Students make a guess as to what it tastes like and then check their answers with the packaging from the jelly bean container. It was a blast!

My class absolutely loved this writing activity. I randomly handed out my "Would you rather?" writing prompt sheets. Students loved being surprised on the topic which they were going to write about. First, I demoed the activity with my own writing prompt. I had to answer the question of- Would you rather fly or be invisible ? I decided flying would be more thrilling :) Then, I demonstrated the writing process. They were not allowed to have any of the words misspelled which where originally found on their question card. I also required that each student was to write an explanation for their pick and this meant using the word "because." The finally project was adorable! I am going to hang them up on their lockers for the rest of school to see. You can find this item at my TPT store:   Would you rather? Creative writing prompts