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Basic principles laboratory interactive whiteboards
Radiation Solar Beads Experiment
Teaching about forms of energy or UV rays? Play with solar beads! Students will see the beads change color when they are exposed to UV light. In this experiment students will test different variables (sunglasses, sunscreen, shade) and measure the color change of the beads. Included in this download is a powerpoint presentation and lab worksheet students fill out when they are outside with the beads. Materials needed: Solar beads, plastic bag, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a sunny day!You might also
Grades:
5th - 7th
Also included in: Energy Bundle
Mink Dissection
This is the presentation I created to help my students through each major step of a mink dissection.
While the presentation came in handy, I also modeled each step for them, but tried not to show them TOO much as I went-- there's something great in the discovery being theirs.
As they started opening each mink, I would call them back, show more pictures on the board, or model through mine a bit more, quizzing as I went.
(The first day is the toughest as students have to find the trachea and e
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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Plants, Plants, and More Plants - A Second Grade SmartBoard Review
Plants, Plants, and More Plants is a comprehensive SmartBoard Notebook presentation of the second grade science text covering plants. The presentation includes plant vocabulary, similarities and differences, parts, life cycle breakdown, and how plants are used. It also includes a plant lab assignment and 6 activities that may be modified and printed for student use or through the SmartBoard presentation. The presentation correlates with the second grade Virginia Science Standards of Learning.
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Cells, tissues and organs
Learning Objective for students
To be able to describe different levels of organisation of cells in an organism
Powerpoint and lab practical activity on dissecting a chicken wing
ALL: will be able identify a group of cells as a tissue
MOST: will describe organs as structures of tissues.
SOME: will explain the importance of the different tissues in the organs.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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
Conduction, Convection and Radiation
This lesson is part of the heat and temperature unit. Students examine the aspects of heating in terms of conduction, convection and radiation. Students examine a variety of examples of each of these events, as well as a variety of activities or experiments to demonstrate by the teacher. The lesson is designed to meet Alberta Education requirements in Grade 7 science, but can be used and modified to fit your own needs!This interactive lesson contains:- PowerPoint presentation (40 slides)- Teach
Grades:
6th - 8th
Drag and Drop: Molecular Models Interactive Google Slides
Introduces students to the concepts of atoms, molecules, chemical bonds, molecular models, and symmetry. Students will interpret chemical formulas to drag and drop the correct atoms that form molecules while demonstrating chemical bonds with single lines.
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Grades:
6th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-PS1-5
, MS-PS1-1
Human Graph Activity
In this activity, students will be asked to think about important issues in the world and give an opinion. They will move around the room to indicate the choice that they make and observe the movement of other students. This activity can be extended to include practice in collecting data, analyzing data, creating scientific data tables and graphing data. It is a good review of basic concepts and can be used to help students practice different types of communication skills.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
NGSS:
MS-ESS3-4
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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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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Grades:
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.
Grades:
7th - 10th
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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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Grades:
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.
Grades:
7th - 10th
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SMART Equal Volume different Mass
Objects that take up the same space but have different masses have a greater density. Here is a ready to use SMARTBoard lesson on density, volume, and mass. Lab activity included that can be used with the SMARTBoard.
Grades:
6th - 9th
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