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Basic principles activities for Microsoft Excel
Lucky Charms Cereal Data Analysis and Graphing Project St. Patrick's Day
Looking for a way to review data analysis and graphing skills without it being a bore? This Lucky Charms Cereal Data Analysis and Graphing Project is a fun activity to incorporate in March for St. Patrick's Day, but of course it works at any time of the year in a graphing unit or in a math-integrated unit. Your students will smile when you whip out the box of Lucky Charms and tell them that they are to pretend they are the Quality Control Department at the Cereal Company! This activity is fun an
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6th - 8th
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-4
Gravity Experiment
In this experiment, students use the scientific method to explore gravity. Every step of the scientific method is included. Students use common items to test the speed of falling from a certain height. Students also create a line graph during their analysis. This experiment is a fun way to remind students about this scientific method while incorporating math.
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4th - 6th
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Google Sheets for Data Analysis
Lesson Overview: This is exceptionally helpful in creating student confidence in Google Sheets, and will be a helpful tool for students throughout the school year - I see students use it more frequently than a calculator or graph paper in my classroom, and some math teachers asked me NOT to teach this because students now say “can I use Google Sheets instead?”This activity focuses on the use of Google Sheets in statistical analysis (mean, median, mode) and the construction of graphs (bar, line,
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7th - 11th
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Applying the Scientific Method
This is a generalized but organized format in which students can apply various experiments and visually distinguish the steps of the scientific method. This activity worksheet also includes teaching tips for conducting one simple and cheap experiment involving ladybugs. Don't worry, I give tips to preserve all ladybugs' lives and students usually take them home.
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6th - 9th
Liquid Volume Lab
using the metric system, students find the increment, estimate, and measure the actual reading in different measuring instrument. Food coloring can be added to water for better viewability
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5th - 12th
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Rubric for Levels of Organization- Science Cells-Organisms
Use this rubric to provide students with expectations for a mobile that demonstrates understanding of cells, tissues, organs, systems, and organisms. Students create a mobile showing how these pieces come together.
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4th - 6th
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