Creative maths reflection tool for elementary students

This maths reflection tool is aimed at students aged 6 - 14 gives a great insight into how your students feel about their abilities in maths, and what areas they still need to work on in the future.

This task allows for both artistic and mathematically minded students to share what they know in the areas of the four operations and general maths.

It takes anywhere from 45 minutes to 2 hours to complete depending upon your students age and ability.

Please feel free to download the Maths Reflection Tool here.

Large collection of Physics Lessons for Elementary / Primary Students

I came accross this great collection of physical science lessons for elementary students.  The activities are really well planned and easy to follow.  I hope you can use them.

• Battery Life
• Engineering Toothpaste
• Fish Tank Optics
• Gliders
• The Hidden Jewels of Geometry
• Ice Energy & Making Ice Cream
• Making a Shoe-Box Guitar
• Making a Water Lens
• Maple-Seed Helicopters
• Materials That Absorb Solar Energy
• NASA Robots
• Paper Clip Sailing
• Paper Rockets
• Pizza Box Solar Oven
• Positively Paper
• Rocket Pinwheel
• A Solar Heat Experiment
• Sounds Like Science - Bottle Organ
• Sounds Like Science - Drums
• Sounds Like Science - Guitars
• Sounds Like Science - Jamboree
• Sounds Like Science - Kazoos
• Water Energy
• Where’s the Air?

• Air Pressure
• Altitude Tracking
• Antacid Tablet Race
• Balloon Staging - Rocket Staging
• Balloons - Why Are They Stretchy?
• Battery Life
• Bicycles - How Do a Bike and Its Rider Stay Up?
• Car Engines
• Colored Shadows - Using Lights to Mix Colors
• Domed Stadiums - What Keeps Inflated Stadiums Up?
• Engineering Toothpaste
• Finger Boomerangs
• Fish Tank Optics
• Flying Tube
• Flying Wing
• Four-Wing Paper Boomerang
• Glass Blowing
• Gliders
• Guess What?! (a lesson about atoms)
• The Hidden Jewels of Geometry
• Hollywood Stunts
• How Can I Control the Soccer Ball?
• How Do Clocks Keep Time?
• Ice Energy & Making Ice Cream
• In-Line Skating - Do In-Line Skates Really Go Faster than Roller Skates?
• Lemon Power
• Liquid Bottle Rocket
• Liquid Nitrogen Fun!
• Making Paper Airplane Gliders
• Making a Steam-Powered "Rocket Boat"
• Making a Straw Woodwind
• Making a Water Lens
• Maple-Seed Helicopters
• Match Stick Rocket
• Materials That Absorb Solar Energy
• McEagle Styrofoam Glider
• Musical Tube
• NASA Robots
• Newton Car
• Paper Clip Sailing
• Paper Rockets
• Peanut Power
• Pencil Rockets
• Ping Pong Ball Curves
• Pizza Box Solar Oven
• Playing With Polymers
• Positively Paper
• Robots
• Rocket Car
• Rocket Pinwheel
• Science Safari: Energy Resources
• Scuba Diving
• Sewer Science - Where Does Sewage Go?
• Soda Pop Can Hero Engine
• A Solar Heat Experiment
• Sounds Like Science - Bottle Organ
• Sounds Like Science - Drums
• Sounds Like Science - Guitars
• Sounds Like Science - Jamboree
• Sounds Like Science - Kazoos
• Splitting Water - H₂O Hydrolysis
• Using Bubbles to Learn about Light Interference
• Water Energy
• Where's the Air?
• Wooden Helicopter