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Preview of MS NGSS: Genetic Disorder DBQ "Mystery of Queen Victoria"

MS NGSS: Genetic Disorder DBQ "Mystery of Queen Victoria"

Objective: Students must analyze primary source evidence about Queen Victoria's descendants and answer questions to deduce the last component of non-Mendelien genetics, "sex-linked genetic disorders."Description: Quick but comprehensive DBQ to help encourage students to develop science skills that are necessary for taking the CAASP test and meeting NGSS standards. Teacher Tip: Preview= Page 1 of 2. I would preface this DBQ with a Youtube Video for the Trailer the TV series "Victoria" to catch s
Preview of How the Solar System Impacts Us

How the Solar System Impacts Us

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Mr B's Readings
In this informational text students will learn about how the tilt of the Earth, the Moon, Sun, and Meteors impact life on earth. The text explains the seasons, climate, the tides, the phases of the moon, eclipses, solar flares, the aurora, and meteor impacts. This product contains differentiated versions of the same reading. Level 1 has a Flesch-Kincaid reading ease score of 77.8 and a word count of 1198.Level 2 has a Flesch-Kincaid reading ease score of 80.3 and a word count of 1153.There ar
Preview of The History of Electricity

The History of Electricity

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Mr B's Readings
In this informational text students will learn about how people have made electricity. The text covers electrostatic machines, batteries, solar power, and power plants. This product contains differentiated versions of the same reading. Level 1 has a Flesch-Kincaid reading ease score of 60.9 and a word count of 856.Level 2 has a Flesch-Kincaid reading ease score of 63.9 and a word count of 793.There are 6 reading comprehension questions and 2 inference questions. Follow me for new readings, or
Preview of Humans and Biodiversity

Humans and Biodiversity

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Mr B's Readings
This informational text covers biodiversity between and within species, invasive species, and how humans affect biodiversity in both positive and negative ways. The reading is 950 words and has eight reading comprehension questions and one inference question.
Preview of The Space Race- DBQ Competition

The Space Race- DBQ Competition

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Kayla Olson
Welcome to the Paper Space Race! In this activity-based lesson, your students will learn more about the Space Race and the competition between the US and the USSR through informational text analysis and a competitive paper airplane design that simulates the Space Race.INCLUDED IN THIS LESSON:- An opening Corners activity to help students form initial impressions- A team DBQ activity where students will read various non-fiction articles and a speech by JFK. These articles focus on the social, tec
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