This activity, available on the intermediate, primary, and emergent levels, helps children understand and demonstrate the complexities of the water cycle using a story format. Relevant science vocabulary is introduced in context, and children use this vocabulary to label a water cycle diagram. The WAP correlates with Content Standard D, Earth and Space Science, of the National Science Standards.
Maggie on Jabbersmack.com
Have you played Maggie’s Games?
Maggie's Books
-
Maggie's Treasure Trove: Access nearly 1,000 pages of classroom-ready activity sheets from lessons in reading comprehension to math; from quotation marks to science concepts and from Michigan to - Maggie's Emergent Reader Archival Material: Perfect for Kindergarten and First graders you’ll find nearly one hundred pages of lessons and activities. Each lesson is accompanied by an invaluable Dear Colleague
Latest news
- Tips for Using Centers in Your Classroom! 01/14/2013: While observing in a school not too long ago, I watched how one teacher made sure all of her young children visited (and stayed in)... »
- New Beginnings 2013 01/10/2013: Even though teachers tend to use August or September as the start of the school year, I always tried to use January as a new... »
Ding Darling 01/07/2013: Thank you National Wildlife Federation for providing these great photos as we highlight Ding Darling in this week's Weekly Activity Packet. Didn't receive your FREE... »
