Science Awards - Chemical Elements Student Awards
Use these 35 end of the year science awards to celebrate each of your students. Each of the awards includes a fact about a chemical element on the periodic table that relates to a positive personality trait or student interest. Each certificate includes the element’s atomic symbol, number, and mass, as well as a fact about the element and an explanation of how it relates to the recipient. For example, the Helium Award goes to a student who lifts up others. The Lithium Award goes to a student who brings energy and enthusiasm to the classroom. The Nickel Award goes to a student who has a magnetic personality! With 35 science awards included, you will be able to find the perfect one for each of your students.
The science awards also have autofill capability! Simply type your name, the date, and students' names into the table and your awards will be immediately ready to print (PDF file is for use with Adobe). The awards can be printed and distributed during a classroom awards ceremony, or they can also easily be sent digitally.
Included in Your Purchase:
- Science Awards List: A list of the science awards with a short description of each so you can easily choose the right award for your students.
- 35 Science Award Certificates: Each of these creative science awards relate to an element on the periodic table.
- PDF Auto-fill Awards Option: A PDF file with a table where you can add your name, the date, and student names which will auto-populate on the awards.
- PowerPoint Option: A PowerPoint file of the collection where you can type in student names before printing.
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