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Identifying Sewing Equipment
Are you looking for a modern version of sewing equipment or tools? Is your copy looking dated and has been photocopied a few dozen times? This is a digital file with clear images of sewing equipment found on 2 pages. Students in your Sewing and Textiles classes can start the course learning about notions and tools used in the sewing laboratory prior to beginning their course. They learn both the proper name of the tool as well as its function.
There are a total of 17 tools to identify. A
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Agriculture Communication and Leadership Curriculum
As an agriculture communication and leadership major in college, I GEEK out in this class's curriculum. In this bundle, the products include:- Hands-on project-based learning- Real-world experiences- Industry-recognized trainings and programsIf you are teaching a leadership-only class, check out my
Grades:
9th - 12th
IB Film Comparative Study Bundle + Extra Worksheet
This a bundle of all my IB Film Comparative Study lessons and mock exercise. Plus I am including an editable Worksheet to dissect the Comparative Study through its sections. To see other IB Film Assessments go to the following links:Textual AnalysisProduction Portfolio - Romance Genre FocusProduction Portfolio - Christmas Film Conventions
Grades:
12th
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Sustainable Fashion - Why Upcycling?
This is the second module of the Sustainable Fashion package, focused on upcycling. In this lesson, students will learn about the fast fashion industry's impact on the environment. They will discover how upcycling can be an alternative solution.Students will conduct a science experiment that analyzes the decomposition and wearability of several fabrics, to simulate how garments behave over time in a landfill.
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Grades:
4th - 12th
NGSS:
HS-ESS3-3
, MS-ESS3-5
, MS-ESS3-3
Animal Survival Paint Mixing Lab
This lab has students mixing paint to represent organisms both blending in with and standing out in different environments. Students will be prompted to think about when it is advantageous for organisms to blend in and stand out. They will also consider positive, negative, and neutral mutations. In the first section, students work alone. In the second section, students collaborate at a higher level. Included is the lab and a link to all the environmental photographs students will be matchin
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-LS4-2
, MS-LS3-1
, MS-LS4-4
, HS-LS4-5
Ornithology Student Bird Walk Observation Record
This is a 4 page booklet that I created to use with my high school Ornithology class. We take class field trip walks during our block periods. Student use binoculars and we walk to different places to look at what birds are around us.In this booklet , page one has a place for student name, date, where we walked, and weather conditions. On that page is a table of some of the more common birds that we see. On page 2 is a table with various codes. Students use these codes instead of tally mark
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Making sherbet, kitchen chemistry - fun activity with scientific explanation
A method for making sherbet in the classroom There is opportunity for design and creativity to design packaging and a name for their sherbet which could be used as a cross curricular opportunity with the DT/Art department or as part of your schools STEM development. I have included a small section of food hygiene but please ensure all equipment is clean (I borrow equipment from the food science department) A bit of fun but also a link to Chemistry in real life and encourages students to think ab
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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Chemistry lab VALENTINE Growing beautiful salt heart Crystal formation lab
If you have been searching for a lesson your students will LOVE here it is written for High School chemistry students. In this activity, students will investigate growing different salt crystals using three types to create beautiful hearts. In addition, students will review the solubility of a substanceSolution rateChemical and physical change.Students will also answer questions about this topic after reading a two-page summary.Answer key is provided written in red to make it easier to grade.T
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
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NGSS:
HS-PS1-5
Also included in: High School Chemistry MEGA Bundle
AI Art Challenge
The primary learning objective of the "AI Art Challenge" activity is for youth to explore STEAM with art and artificial intelligence. Through this creative process, youth will gain hands-on experience in using AI tools to generate, modify, or enhance artworks. The goal is to foster artistic expression and explore the innovative possibilities AI brings to the art world. Youth will develop a deeper appreciation for the fusion of technology and creativity. They will also gain valuable insights into
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The History of Color Theory Combined With The Chemical Process Behind Textiles
The History of Color Theory Combined With The Chemical Process Behind Colored Textiles is an all inclusive presentation that combines art and chemistry. This is a great STEAM lesson! The presentation reviews how Newton discovered visible light waves and the development of color theory. It also discusses the history of textile dye and how chemicals bind to fabrics. This includes a HANDS ON Color Theory Activity and a Textile Lab. Lab Procedures, student answer document, and examples of the finish
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Duck Decoy Lab - Learn how to use Binoculars
I made this booklet for my high school Ornithology class. We do a field experience to allow students to start learning about how to use the binoculars and start to focus on colors, patterns, and body markings to help in species identification.In this activity, students used the binoculars to look at 4 different duck decoys across a field. Students took notes and did sketches of colors and body markings. Then students went inside, away from the decoys, and used their field guides to identify e
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Dry and Liquid Measuring Stations
Students will experience 5 stations that teach them how to measure dry and liquid ingredients, use a food scale, and read abbreviations in a recipe.TEACHER SET-UP1 Table with dry measuring cups and flour1 Table with water in pitchers and liquid measuring cups1 Table with food scales, bowls, and flour
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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Classroom Rules - Coding Blocks
Classroom rules written on coding blocks. Editable for alterations to the rules. Blank coding boxes have been added to the end for additional use.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Insect Mouth Parts Performance Task
Best in a unit about arthropods, or learning how to use a microscope (why not both? )To the student: Your task is to make a detailed scientific drawing of the heads of two insects. Draw the head of an insect that is a pest and the head of an insect that is helpful.You will need microscopes and insects, or a facsimile thereof.Includes lab direction and assessment list.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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Bird Excursion Booklet
I created this booklet for my high school Ornithology students. This was the booklets students used when they went out on an individual bird walk.The booklet has a page that gives details and ideas of what to look for when birding. There is a page that has the details of the walk - students name, date, place. There is a page for notes about what was seen. And there is a page for field sketches.This is a 4 page Word document, so you may edit as you need. I printed the booklet shrunk down to
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Design Thinking Project: Coasters, Product Development, and Prototyping in STEM.
Lesson #2 in our Brand Me Series is Marketing Coasters.In this hands-on project, students will design and manufacture epoxy resin or wood coasters with hand drawn or vinyl-cut stickers.Learning concepts include: CNC, vector, manufacturing, cost, market, epoxy resin, customization, inventory, complementary and mold.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Color Experiments
Teach about colors using this lesson plan and activity packet for hands-on experiments. These experiments are easy enough to conduct with younger/lower language level students but cover information that can be used with older/higher language level students as well.Included:lesson planexperiment directionsworksheetanswer keyAll of the items are created with words and visuals to ensure students of all ages and abilities can use the materials.This was originally formulated for a severely handicappe
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Grades:
1st - 6th
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Sentence Variety
This PowerPoint Lesson is designed to teach students who to use sentence variety in their writing. Covered in this presentation are strategies for varying sentences with the use of adverbs, prepositional phrases, relative clauses, and appositives.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Color Theory Experiment (PowerPoint)
This 24 slide presentation guides students through the process of forming and testing a hypothesis while learning complementary colors created through afterimages. Included in this resource:each set of complementary colors an explanation of afterimagesextra images to testan embedded timerThis activity can be taught in whole group lecture style, during small group instruction, or used as an independent activity. I like to teach this lesson in conjunction with my Color Theory presentation also s
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Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Color Theory Bundle: Interactive Presentations & Handouts (Microsoft)
What is a Year? (Inner Planet Revolutions)
Scientific Method inquiry about the solar system/space
Students will show the distances of the inner planets from the sun compared to each other. Students will show the revolution of each planet using yarn then hang all 4 pieces next to each other to see the difference in their length. Students will come to the conclusion that planets further away from the sun have longer years because of the distance needed to travel in one revolution. The end product will be a visual of the inner planets' orb
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Grades:
4th - 5th
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Bunsen burner flame, burning zone & mixing zone
Bunsen burner flame description and picture proof that no combustion is occurring at the base of the flame. Perfect for PowerPoint presentations or other lab documents used in experiments with combustion, lab equipment, thermal energy, etc.
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
CCSS:
NGSS:
MS-PS3-4
, HS-PS3-4
, MS-PS3-5
A Doughy Experience - Salt Dough Recipe For Model Making
Salt dough recipe. Great for making models. I used it to make plate boundaries model for plate tectonics.
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Nature Walk #4 Leaf Collage
I designed these nature walks to give fourth, fifth, and sixth graders field experience with the concepts being taught in Earth, Life, and Physical Science. My students were fortunate to have woods, trails, and a creek so near their school building that parent permission slips were not necessary. They are also good to use as an “icebreaker” to begin discussions about the “Big Questions” of Earth, Life, and Physical Science.
This nature walk has the students gathering fallen leaves a
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Grades:
4th - 7th
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Summer Pool Party Zoom Virtual Background
Use this fun virtual background for a change of scenery in Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams!This resource is a .png file, which you will upload to the video conferencing platform of your choice. Please be sure your computer supports virtual backgrounds before purchasing this resource. By purchasing this resource, you may use the virtual background for YOUR CLASSROOM only. If you want to share with other teachers, you will need to purchase multiple licenses. Multiple licenses are available a
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Grades:
1st - 12th
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