5th Grade Science Review Project Fun After Testing End of Year Science Activity

This fun end of the year science activity will have students excited to showcase their learning! Students will use all the information they learned during the school year to create a unique keepsake project full of 5th grade science review.

$4.25

This fun end of the year science activity will have students excited to showcase their learning! Students will use all the information they learned during the school year to create a unique keepsake project full of 5th grade science review.

Students will illustrate and complete a short constructed response on 12 template pages about a different science topic. Then, they will cut out and glue the 12 template pages together to create a 3D shape called a dodecahedron. Once finished, they will have an amazing keepsake that will remind them of all the fun science they learned throughout the year.
What’s included in this science review activity:
Detailed teacher instructions and rubrics
Student printables file with 3 optionsCreate Your Own Illustrations: students will draw and color their own pictures and then write a short constructed response to science prompts.
Create Your Own Illustrations (but with less paper): this option is the same as above but uses half the paper
Color and Write: students will color templates with provided pictures related to the science prompt and then write a short constructed response.

A digital file with detailed student instructions that will save paper with the option that has student draw their own pictures
What grade is this project for?
This project was created with 5th-grade Texas standards in mind. However, it will be a great fit for any upper elementary classroom that has covered the topics listed below.
What topics are covered in this science review project?
I am a scientist
Physical properties of matter
Uses of energy
Electrical circuits
Light energy
Sedimentary rock formation
Changes to Earth’s surface
Effects of Earth’s rotation
Organism interactions with living and nonliving things
Energy in food webs
Structures and functions of living things
Inherited traits and learned behaviors
Important to note:
This is NOT an editable resource
You will need access to a free Google Drive account to use the digital student instructions
The preview gives more information; you should check it out 🙂

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