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Laboratories for SMART Notebook under $5
Acids & Bases, Chemistry - Lesson Presentation, Mini-Lab Experiment, Videos
This zip file contains material for a middle school science lesson on acids and bases as part of a basic chemistry unit. These materials were designed for 7th grade science in New York City.
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SMARTboard .notebook lesson presentation (12 slides) with instructions for a short lab experiment, which can be revisited over multiple days.
Presentations serve as lesson plans that guide the teacher through the entire lesson. Presentations include links to related YouTube videos to increase st
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5th - 8th
Fossils: Chocolate Chip Cookie Dig
This smart lesson walks students through the scientific process for digging for fossils (aka chocolate chips.) The idea is to relate this lab to the real world experience and demonstrate to students that digging for fossils is not as easy as they might have expected.
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Volcanoes - Lesson Presentation, Videos, Demonstration / Lab Experiment
This zip file contains materials a for middle school science lesson on volcano formation and the 3 main types of volcanoes as part of an Earth science unit. The unit was designed for 7th graders in NYC.
Includes:
1 SMARTboard .notebook lesson presentation (14 slides) including demonstrations which could also be used as a lab experiment
Presentations serve as lesson plans that guide the teacher through the entire lesson. Presentation includes links to related YouTube videos to increase stud
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Grades:
4th - 8th
SMARTBOARD lesson on inherited traits and heredity
This smartboard lesson showcases how to track dominant and recessive traits in plants and animals. It also hits on common dominants and recessive traits in humans, so students can search for them in their classmates as a lab exploration.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Adult Education
SMARTBOARD lesson on plant and animal cells
This smartboard lesson showcases how the human body is organized from cells to tissues, to organs, to organ systems to bodies. It also discusses the structures within plant and animal cells, comparing them to each other and to the organs of the human body.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
SMARTBOARD lesson on earth, the moon, and the solar system
This smartboard lesson showcases our solar system and how the sun is responsible for much of our lives. It includes the following:
Why do we have seasons?
Why do we have day and night?
What are equinoxes and solstices?
How does latitude affect seasons?
What are the planets?
What are the types of planets?
What planets have moons?
What are some facts about the planets?
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
Types of Precipitation Labeling Activity - SMART Notebook
I used this notebook activity to reinforce and review the types of precipitation. Particularly useful in differentiating how the types of precipitation form, freeze, fall to the Earth as rain/ice crystals, travel through varying temperature air, etc. Labeling precipitation types include: Rain, snow, sleet, hail. Also, please find this activity as part of an Earth Science bundle with 9 Middle School Earth Science Science click and drag SMART Notebook activities, with a bonus download.
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5th - 8th
Also included in:Â Earth Science Labeling Interactive BUNDLE - 9 SMART Board Activities!
Electrical Circuits for the Elementary Classroom
This SmartBoard lessons includes 5 different lessons on electrical circuits, includes vocabulary, pictures, and diagrams! There are printable labs ready to go, or you can choose to have the students record the lab on their own! All 30 slides are in Smart Notebook are ready for you use!
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Grades:
3rd - 4th
Galileo and the Pendulum (Smartboard)
Galileo and the Pendulum is a 3-day Smartboard presentation that trains students to use the scientific method as they explore the story of Galileo's early pendulum experiments. The presentation leads students to construct their own experiments to show how swing size, mass, and string length affect the period of a pendulum. The presentation also helps students learn to create formal reports based on their experiments. The conclusion of the presentation summarizes their findings, reinforces the sc
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7th - 10th
Scientific Method Smartboard Lesson
Students learn the steps of the scientific method with a hypothetical or real lab of crickets and temperature.
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Grades:
5th - 7th
Water Cycle SMART Notebook Lesson
This is a SMART Notebook file that features a lesson on the water cycle. Students observe a simulation of the water cycle, make observations, and follow up with interactive assessment activities featured in the Notebook file.
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3rd - 5th
Floam Recipe Activity
This is a Smart Board presentation with step-by-step picture instructions on how to make floam, which is a styrofoam-goo mixture. The consistency is like ooblek. It's made of styrofoam cups, borax, glue, water, and (optional) food coloring.
I had my middle school students in the multiple disabilities self-contained classroom complete these steps with the help of my paraprofessional.
The pictures are from News 2 You, and go along with every step. In this activity, they are measuring, following
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Not Grade Specific
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Endothermic vs Exothermic Reaction Laboratory
Students observe the temperature changes for an endothermic and an exothermic reaction. Supplies needed are vinegar, baking soda, steel wool, thermometer, and a stopwatch.
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7th - 10th
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Scientific Tools and Inquiry
This is a Smartboard introduction to scientific tools and inquiry. Use this to introduce students to spring scales, balances, thermometers and science safety.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Rocket Fuel Laboratory
Students determine the optimum ratio of water to air for propulsion of a balloon "rocket". Supplies needed are a balloon, water, stopwatch, and a measuring cup/graduated cylinder.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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chemistry procedures lab- hot water bath
This is a 13 slide Notebook lab activity for the smartboard. It takes students through the step-by-step instructions of how to do a hot water bath. I have the students get with a partner and do the lab procedure as we work through the presentation.
It's a great intro activity to a common lab procedure.
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8th - 12th
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Dunlop Drop: A Speed, Velocity, and Acceleration Laboratory
Students determine how height of fall affects average speed. Optional graphing of the data produces a nice acceleration curve for the resulting distance vs. time graph. Supplies needed are a tennis ball, stopwatch, and a meterstick.
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7th - 10th
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Speedy Cars: A Speed and Velocity Laboratory
Students calculate the speed of cars as they pass the school. Lab can be done from the inside of a chain-link fence that borders a street. A diagram is included on slide 3 of the set-up. Supplies needed are access to a fence that borders a road, stopwatch, and metersticks.
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7th - 10th
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Crater Earth Science Space Laboratory
Students determine how height of fall/velocity affects crate diameter. Supplies needed are a golf ball, pie pan, sand, and a ruler. Lab can also be done outside in sandy soil to eliminate the need for the sand and pie pan.
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5th - 8th
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Scientific Method Lab
This smart board goes through the scientific method lab of mixing oil and water. This kids apply the method to complete the lab in small groups.
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Biology Depth Perception Laboratory
Students compare depth perception on the dominant and non or co-dominant eye. Supplies needed are pennies (or other uniformly-sized small items, such as beads) and a stopwatch.
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6th - 9th
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Buoyancy Laboratory
Students explore the force of buoyancy on a submerged mass. Supplies needed are water, a container, a mass set, and spring scale/Newton meter.
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7th - 10th
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Bacteria and Friends Laboratory
Students analyze slides and draw what they see. Supplies needed are a microscope, slides, and colored pencils.
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Grades:
7th - 9th
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Breathe!: A Respiration Laboratory
Students determine the effect of increased CO2 on respiratory rate. The only supply needed is a stopwatch.
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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