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8th grade Easter grammar laboratories
STEM Activity: DROP IT! Egg Drop Challenge Project Based Learning
Inexpensive and ingenious! Let's Build Something Together Engineering Resource (LBSTER) invites students to create the ideal egg container: the lightest container for an “A+” Grade to protect a raw Grade-A egg from cracking, such as after a four-story free fall drop from the football stadium stands! Ss participate in project based learning STEM activity with DROP IT! to understand how to safely ship containers; from cargo in cars to rovers on Mars. Successful explorations of Mars with rovers (li
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, HS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-PS2-2
, HS-PS2-1
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Also included in: Moon2Mars: Perseverance and Ingenuity Mars Mission
EASTER S.T.E.M. CHALLENGES - ENGINEERING DESIGN PROCESS - PROJECTS
Looking for a FUN, HANDS-ON Easter activity for your students? This S.T.E.M Bundle follows the Engineering Design Process and includes THREE EASTER themed S.T.E.M challenges, all using household/classroom supplies you probably already have. Teachers OR students can choose between THREE different challenges:Save the Egg: Create a container that will catch a falling easter egg and stop it from breaking.Easter Bunny Basket: Create an easter basket that will hold the weight of three Easter Eggs whil
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, 3-5-ETS1-3
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-2
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Weather Bunnies Lab Hydrated Ionic Compounds to measure Humidity
This laboratory experiment offers an engaging educational opportunity to instruct students on the practical applications of hydrated and anhydrous Cobalt Chloride in measuring humidity levels. Aligned with the MS-ESS2-5 standard, the "Determining Relative Humidity (Weather Inquiry)" lab for middle school students seamlessly integrates chemistry concepts with meteorological phenomena. The detailed lesson plan provides comprehensive guidance, including a step-by-step procedure and a thorough answe
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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NGSS:
HS-PS1-5
Physics The Great Easter Basket Drop Newton's Three Laws
This engaging activity offers a blend of fun and education, ideally suited for the day before Spring Break.It presents a creative approach to incorporating Newton's three laws of motion into an Easter-themed lesson, suitable for both traditional classroom settings and homeschool environments. Supporting students' comprehension of Newton's laws, this Easter lab activity explores the interplay between force, motion, and energy. By utilizing an Easter basket to delve into Free Body Diagrams (FBDs)
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8th - 9th, Adult Education
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NGSS:
MS-PS2-4
, MS-PS2-2
, MS-PS2-5
, MS-PS2-1
Help the Easter Bunny Deliver Eggs! Science Egg Drop Experiment STEM - Digital!
What do you do with students when they are already excited for a holiday- DO SCIENCE!!! What a great way to keep them focused on crazy days!This is a simple twist on the common egg drop experiment- The Easter bunny is running a little late this year and could use some help delivering all the eggs! Help the Easter bunny design something so he can toss the eggs while HOPPING by!Lots of scientific inquiry here to keep them focused for hours. The redesign possibilities are endless. NOW DIGITAL for D
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3rd - 8th
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Computer Keyboarding for English Language Development
As the title implies, Computer Keyboarding for English Language Development is a typing text for ESL students. I have used it with young adults in all levels of our pre-college program. In addition, it is being used in library literacy programs, high schools, and sheltered English programs elsewhere in the United States. It is becoming clear to teachers who are responsible for preparing learners to access the internet, to prepare for jobs, or to succeed in high school or college that these st
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Easter lab How to dissolve a Jellybean grades 8,9 and 10 science experiment
STEM EASTER LAB Here is a really fun activity for your science classes grades 8 and 9 to discover the solubility of a jellybean in different liquids. This lab is quick, easy and cheap but helps to get your students motivated during the Easter season. I wrote it with you the teacher in mind. Quick to set up, quick to perform but will still teach important concepts to your science students. ObjectivesStudents will be able to explain, on the molecular level, how the polar characteristic of wate
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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NGSS:
HS-PS1-2
The Chemistry of Dyeing Easter Eggs
Does Vinegar Change the Egg Dyeing Process?If you are looking for a Spring or Easter themed science experiment to keep your students engaged and learning as we gear toward "spring fever" then this is for you!! A fun and interactive lab that your students will love. This set includes Teacher’s Notes, Background, Science Explanation of the Results, Full Materials List & Step-By-Step Procedure, Expected Results, and Two Versions of Student Lab Sheets.
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4th - 8th
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VERB UNIT: Interactive Google Slide Lesson
This fun verb unit can be used as whole class instruction or as an independent, self-paced study. Lesson slides or other format can be presented solely by teacher or shared with students. Students will learn to recognize and use action verbs, linking verbs and helping verbs. Custom made, original activities and games help students enjoy the learning process. Interactive study guide and self-quiz are included. See preview for specifics.
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5th - 8th
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Easter Egg Lab Middle and High School science How strong is the shell
STEM Here are 3 terrific labs that require NO SETUP Eggs appear to be quite fragile, but they are very strong. Amaze your students to discover how evolution has produced such a wonderful adaption. You can use this lesson for Easter or to teach evolution. This lesson also is great to teach with your genetics unit. Remember dinosaurs laid eggs millions of years ago and the basic principles have not changedMaterialsRaw EggsPaper Towels (just in case) Please view my preview and ask any questionsRe
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8th - 10th
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Easter labs 4 Peeps activities for Middle School science Scientific method
Peeps labs for Easter. Why buy only one Peep lab when for the same price you can purchase 4 fun-filled activities for your middle school science students? The labs are1. Will Peeps float or sink?2. Which liquid will dissolve them the fastest?3. What happens when you freeze Peeps?4. The best one is the lesson when you put your Peeps into the microwave'MaterialsPeeps Recommend different colorsMicrowaveFreezerBeakerWaterVinegarScaleClear plateQuestions are asked at the end to check for student
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8th
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Engineering and Design Challenge: STEM Easter Activity!
This is an engineering and design scenario centered around a short story. Simply read the story to your students, provide them with materials, and away they go! Students solve problems through engineering and design in a new and engaging way. This colorful story provides the hook needed to explain the WHY in problem centered design!
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2nd - 8th
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Free Easter STEM / STEAM Activity - Case of the Disappearing Sin Science Lab!
FREE FAITH-BASED EASTER STEM / STEAM ACTIVITY - The Case of the Disappearing Sin Science Lab!This Fun Easter STEAM Activity Includes:4 interactive student worksheets with pictures1 conclusion question worksheetList of materialsDetailed step-by-step instructionsExplanation of resultsScience Concepts Covered:Chemical reactionsExchange of electronsIodineAscorbic acidFaith-Based Concepts Covered:God as loving CreatorFree willDefinition of sinDeath as consequence of sinOur need for a SaviorJesus's de
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2nd - 12th
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Easter lab Egg Osmosis Observe Permeability of an egg's membrane using vinegar
Osmosis is often a difficult concept to teach Middle and High School science students. Here is the engaging and hands-on activity you have been searching for to teach the concept of osmosis. Your science students will investigate how the cell's membrane reacts with vinegar. In this lab, they will dissolve an egg's shell and weigh it before and after. MaterialsGlass or jar (with enough room to submerge an egg)White vinegar Plate Scale Raw Egg This lesson is on Google slides so you can teach
Grades:
8th - 11th
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NGSS:
MS-LS1-2
Science Lab- Easter Egg Dyeing
Want to bring something engaging and fun, but still remain true to the curriculum?! Try doing this Egg Dyeing Lab! Students will experiment with which egg dyeing technique will produce the most vibrant colored egg! This activity takes students through the entire scientific method and can be done collaboratively or independently. Includes:- Colored and Black/ White Copies- Teacher Directions- Lab Sheet with Question, Hypothesis, Materials, Procedures, Data Collection, Data Graphing, and Drawing
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: 5th Grade Science Bundle
Easter STEM Lab Build an egg tower! Middle School Science
Are you looking to motivate your middle school students before Easter Break? Here is a fun STEM lab that they will love. Quick set up and your students will stay on task Materials1 basket of Easter Eggs 1 Container of Playdoh Classroom-tested and ideal for this week. EnjoyLeave a review to earn free credit from TPT
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7th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-1
, MS-ETS1-3
Easter Activities for Middle and High School Students Key Science Concepts
Here is the bundle you have been searching for to motivate your students. Key concepts are taught including1. Density2. Soap Polar and covalent bonding3. Scientific methods4. Evolution5. InertiaAll lessons are quick to set up and break down. Wonderful resource to review are introduce concepts that you will be teaching for the remainder of the school year
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7th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ETS1-1
, MS-ETS1-3
Easter PHYSCIS Newton's Laws and C.E.R. Detecting the Hard-Boiled Egg two labs
STEM In this lesson contains two labs. The first is students will practice one-page writing after they have completed an activity to discover which egg is hard-boiled. The worksheet will guide your students to write a scientific analysis of this lab. Claim, evidence, and reasoning is a skills students need to practice to become proficient The second lesson will motivate your students to understand Newton's laws of motion. The printable worksheet will guide your students to apply and analyze
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7th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-PS2-2
Physics Easter Egg Drop Collision Safety Device High and Middle School Science
STEM PHYSICSEgg Drop Intro The engineering challenge for students - How can we protect an egg from a fall from a great height?This a great lab that gets the students moving and competing. They will love working with their hands to build something creative. Students will use their knowledge of physics to build a safety harness to drop their eggs.This lesson is perfect for1. Newton’s three laws of motion2. Easter Fun ActivityMaterialsEgg10 Sheets of PaperOne Meter of Masking TapeThe answer key is
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8th - 10th
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NGSS:
HS-PS2-2
, HS-PS2-1
, HS-PS2-3
Sentence Practice - Grammar - Simple, Compound, Complex (box and label)
This slideshow has a quick reminder about what each sentence type entails. This slideshow also includes 20 mentor sentences from books for student practice. This slideshow has a box and label strategy to check independent clauses and dependent clauses.This slideshow can be printed OR done digitally in several ways:Project it on the board and have students edit liveUse PEARDECK (add-on for Google Slides). This slideshow is already enabled with Peardeck drawing slides on all applicable slides for
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Grades:
5th - 8th
HW questions
This worksheet is all about the use of the WH questions. It also have some personal questions for the students to answer
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1st - 8th
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Gravity Lab Raw or Cooked egg
STEM Gravity Lab Looking for a fun lab for students to apply the laws of Newton and to have fun. This is it. Students will use their scientific skills to determine which egg is hard boiled without breaking it. Ideal for middle school students. This is a classic and has been updated with new formats and even a you tube video by the author. Included is the lab, 3 questions and the template for a lab report. Can be used from middle school to high school physics.*At the end is the advance math
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-PS2-2
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