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Not grade specific physics laboratories
World's "Best" Paper Airplane Activity - Physics
This 45-90 minute fun activity is appropriate for many levels of science. You can use it as a filler, to take a break from more complex topics, or have a good activity for a day with an odd schedule (Pep rally! Assembly! Seniors only!).Students follow a 32 step process to make a paper plane with a separate tail that can fly long distances in a straight line (60+ feet) or in lazy loops with a 9+ second flight time. It flies inside or outside.This product includes: a) teacher instructions b) h
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Inertia And Gravity Experiment Bundle | Force and Motion Science
Explore forces and motion in this hands-on experiment bundle. Three-grade level versions with 20% savings. Teachers will love its' ease of use, simple materials, and meeting the science and engineering practices. Students will love uncovering the science of inertia, gravity, and The Laws of Motion. This download contains K-1st, 2nd-3rd, and 4th-5th grade. Each version is differentiated for abilities and the Next Generation Science Standards. The K/1st grade version tests the difference between
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3-PS2-1
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, 5-PS2-1
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Forces and Machines | STEM | Ramps and Cars
Forces, Motion, and Machines! In this STEM activity students will build ramps and test how the height of a ramp and can affect the distance the car travels. Extension ideas leave opportunities for students to design their own experiment and also test how the weight of the car may affect the speed and distance traveled. Students should be given some time to experiment with their ramp and car by increasing or decreasing the ramp height. In the extension activity students will need to add weig
Physics Class
Investigations that cover a whole year of a Physics Class. This has over 100 investigations that cover 100% of the new TEKS.
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Moon2Mars: Perseverance and Ingenuity Mars Mission
NASA's Mars duo of the rover Perseverance and the helicopter Ingenuity arrived at the red planet and touched down inside Jezero Crater on February 18th, 2021. With this bundle of low-cost, high-impact activities, Ss can practice designing, building, and landing their own Mars mission. Bring the exciting engineering and science of a Mars mission to students in the classroom and at home with STEM lessons and do-it-yourself projects covering topics such as biology, geology, physics, mathematics, en
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HS-ESS1-6
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2 Labs - Thermal Conductivity of Materials - Science All Grades and Ages
This includes 2-Labs for observing and learning about Thermal Conductivity in Materials. This also includes a link for an online video that explains more details, along with lab results. Both labs are easy to conduct and for students of all ages. Materials are listed for each lab. Each lab may be run for 20-40 minutes. I taught these in two separate 50 minute classes, to give students time to discuss and answer the questions for each lab. I did a full class demo of one of the labs, while all
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Interactive Periodic Table Activity: Drag & Drop Elements for Engaging Learning
HighlightsEducational Interactivity: This document provides a highly interactive learning experience that allows students to drag and drop elements on the periodic table. This encourages active participation and visual comprehension of the arrangement of elements.Facilitates Information Retention: Drag and drop is an effective technique for information retention. By having students place elements in their correct positions, reinforces spatial memory and familiarity with the periodic table.Custom
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Interactive Periodic Table Activity: Drag & Drop Elements for Engaging Learning
HighlightsEducational Interactivity: This document provides a highly interactive learning experience that allows students to drag and drop elements on the periodic table. This encourages active participation and visual comprehension of the arrangement of elements.Facilitates Information Retention: Drag and drop is an effective technique for information retention. By having students place elements in their correct positions, reinforces spatial memory and familiarity with the periodic table.Custom
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Center of Mass STEM/STEAM Craft: Balancing Bird
This quick STEAM/STEM balancing bird craft was a tremendous hit with my kids while studying the center of mass. Before the lesson, my big version piqued their interest. Afterward, they couldn't wait to make a small one of their own. All you need for the small birds is some white card stock, pencil crayons, scissors, and a printer. The big version requires some foam board, clear tape, a utility knife, markers, and glue. Students color the balancing bird, carefully cut it out, and fold a creas
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Demo- energy & electrons
This involves a series of demonstrations with adapted POGIL models. I show the emission lines of 8 different bulbs ( hydrogen, helium, oxygen, neon, argon, nitrogen, mercury, white light). Students look at the bulbs through diffraction glasses then draw the emission lines that they see. *** note the room will need to be VERY dark. I also show the educational innovation glowing ball demonstration and how light diffracts off of a cd/dvd. Then students work through models showing energy of electron
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HS-PS3-4
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, HS-PS3-5
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Displacement vs Distance Lesson and activity
This is a movement based activity to help students understand and describe the difference between distance and displacement. If space is a concern you can modify it to be a pencil/paper activity. It includes teacher notes with suggestions and potential modifications. It has student-facing directions on how to determine movement with distance and direction, data table for three trials, and some analysis questions at the end. It can be scaled back and forward for longer or shorter activities. I
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Penny Lab
This lab allows students to explore the concept of surface tension.
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Physics Ramp Lab - Calculating Acceleration
In this lab, students will use a marble rolling down a simple ramp with a stopwatch to calculate acceleration. Then they will use a ball dropped and timed to calculate the acceleration due to gravity.
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Scientific method part 3 Bar and line charts
This is a simple data collection activity involving Skittles. There's two activities here, one to generate a bar chart with a data sorting activity and a "Candy put away" activity designed to generate a line graph. Skittles were chosen because their identical multicolored tokens that are cheap and plentiful. But you can substitute any multicolored token that suits you. One of the goals is to discuss the idea of randomness is a set of data collection. Older students might want to do a statistic
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Also included in:Â Intro to Scientific Method Bundle
Energy, Work, and Power
These investigations are for a Physics class that is going over energy, work, and power.
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Waves and Sound
These investigations are for a Physics class that is going over waves and sound.
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STEM Rocket Racer
STEM activity that fits perfectly into the Grade 8 Force & Motion Science Unit. Students will build a balloon powered race car out of Styrofoam plates (cardboard cereal boxes work too!). This worksheet includes the STEM challenge introduction, procedure and a data table for students to record their results and observations.
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Thermodynamics
These investigations are for a Physics class going over thermodynamics.
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Gravitational & Centripetal Forces
These investigations are for a Physics class that is going over Gravitation and Centripetal Forces.
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Kindergarten Science: Forces and Motion Experiment
Check out day #3 of my Motion and Stability Kindergarten bundle. This worksheet will help students come up with their push or pull experiment. This could help the class transition into day #4, where they will conduct their experiment. It will also give you time to collect materials if need be. Enjoy!
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K-PS2-2
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Distance vs. Displacement
I used this as a lab, but its more like an activity. It's great to get students out of their seat and walk to record their distance. It's fun and engaging. All you need are meter sticks and open space.
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Projectile Motion
These investigations go with a Physics class that is going over projectile motion.
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Constant Velocity and Acceleration
These investigations are for a Physics class that is going over constant velocity and constant acceleration.
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Lab Safety Rules, Contract, and Quiz (Answer Key Included)
This bundle includes both my lab safety rules, contract, and quiz. The answer key to the quiz is included in the bundle. You save 33% when buying the bundle as opposed to buying separately!
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