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Pop Open a Great Book - inspiration for a library bulletin board

Pop Open a Great Book - inspiration for a library bulletin board

Now this isn't just a recipe, it's a science experiment! How cool is that!!! Here's how to make Bubble Gum!

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I have been working on procedural writing with my Grade 3's and have created a quick "bubble gum bubble" activity that will help your students with their writing and their skills for working with a partner. I've also posted about my Book of the Week program and have an update on the Daily 5! That's a lot in one post!

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Go on a STEAM exploration with Bubble Gum, inspired by the fun new picture book, The Bubble Gum Girl! Count, pattern, introduce the value of money and more. 5 fun STEAM activities perfect for preschool | Early Learning | STEM | STEAM | Early Literacy | Children's Literature |

Go on a STEAM exploration with Bubble Gum, inspired by the fun new picture book, The Bubble Gum Girl! Count, pattern, introduce the value of money and more. 5 fun STEAM activities perfect for preschool | Early Learning | STEM | STEAM | Early Literacy | Children's Literature |

Stretch It Out Like Bubblegum is a strategy to help students to learn to write words they need to spell in their writing! I am so excited to have this resource ready! My students LOVE pretending to stretch out bubblegum from their mouth and stretch a word at the same time, to help them spell it. T...

Looking to introduce or review the scientific method in a fun way- try this bubble gum mass lab. Students get a piece of bubble gum and chew it to determine if its mass changes with the chewing (works BEST with sugar gums like bubble yum, etc).

Cause and Effect worksheets and craftivity- this packet includes 6 reading passages, a poster, and more! When you use bubble gum to teach students about cause and effect, they will surely remember it! Designed for 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students.

Preschool Letter G is for Gum- Book Companion for the book Bubble Gum Bubble Gum

Here's a hands-on, creative way for your students to practice identifying the causes and effects within fiction and nonfiction passages! This is an engaging activity where your students read three fiction passages and three nonfiction passages on a worksheet. They identify one cause and its effect within the passage. The finished products make a unique bulletin board! (pd)

This is a great lab that follows the steps of the scientific method while chewing bubble gum! The students absolutely love this lab and are able to practice using a triple beam balance. Great lab for any science class! Check out some related products!Intorduction to Science Activity - Science Square...