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Laboratory videos under $5
Inquiry Pendulum Lab with CER
During this lab students will change three variables on the pendulum- length of string, angle of release, and mass of the bob. They will test and understand the relationship between the variable being tested and the period. Materials needed for each group: Ring stand (or some way to hang the pendulum), string, hanging masses (or a cup full of pennies, marbles, etc), stopwatch, and a protractor. Included are 2 versions of this lab:1. IN PERSON VERSION: This inquiry version in class takes 2 class
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Grades:
8th - 11th
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NGSS:
MS-PS3-2
Science Demonstrations 12 Pack - Dry Ice
In this 12 pack, I’ve included 1 introductory video on the basics of dry ice and 11 videos showing you step-by-step how to run each of the 11 different demonstrations in your classroom. Students absolutely love these! Each year, I talk about the upcoming “Dry Ice Demo Day” and students say “I’ve heard from other students about this!!!”If you are looking for something that will get your kids excited about science and using their critical thinking skills, this is it! These demonstrations are a gre
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K - 12th, Higher Education
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Unequal Heating of Land & Water Remote Learning Digital Lab (Earth Science)
This lab is for students to use in a remote setting. Color is not the only thing that determines how fast or slow an object heats up. An additional factor in heat transfer is what the object is made of. In the summer months when it is hot during the day and cools off at night, does the water in a pool cool down as fast as the air?It includes a Google slide presentation with a description of the lab, text boxes for the students to enter data and type answers to questions and a graph for students
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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Disappearing X or Cross Rate of Reaction Video Lab Activity Sodium Thiosulfate
This Disappearing Cross or Sodium Thiosulfate Virtual or Video Lab is a 4-page lab activity (with 8 pages of answer keys and teacher resources) designed to give upper middle-school or early high school students experience in measuring the rate of reaction between sodium thiosulfate and hydrochloric acid while changing the concentration. After conducting the experiment, students graph and explain their findings using ideas found in collision theory. Students conduct the lab by viewing videos of a
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-PS1-2
, HS-PS1-5
Angle of Insolation Remote Learning Digital Lab (Earth Science)
This lab is for students to use in a remote setting. How does the angle of the Sun’s rays affect the rate of heating?Angle of insolation refers to how high the Sun is over the horizon. In this activity you will describe the relationship between temperature and the angle of insolation and how it relates to time of day, latitude, and seasons.It includes a Google slide presentation with a description of the lab, text boxes for the students to enter data and type answers to questions and a graph for
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7th - 10th
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How to Use a Microscope Guided Questions for video
This is a Word document with 22 guided questions to go along with the 6:20 minute video "How to Use a Microscope" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-w98KA8UqU
I've used this video in class before and most students get the message but it only takes one to not listen and break / drop / damage a microscope through mishandling.
These guided questions helped to get the students to actively watch the video.
I usually let them peer assess their responses so it wasn't more work for me. there is als
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Geology Rock, Mineral and Fossil Field Trip
Your students are about to become real geologists as they explore the world of rocks, crystals, gems, fossils, and minerals by moving beyond just looking at pretty stones and really being able to identify, test, and classify samples and specimens you come across using techniques that real field experts use.
The best part is that there is not only a worksheet you can print out and hand to your students, but there's also an instructional step by step video that you can use along with your studen
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Grades:
1st - 6th
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Acids and Bases Virtual Lab: pH Paper, Litmus Paper, & Cabbage Juice
Here is a fantastic virtual lab testing a variety of common/household substance's with pH Paper, Litmus Paper, and Red Cabbage Juice Indicator. Each slide is on a different substance, the students will watch a short (only a few seconds long) of the experiment being conducted and then they can use the interactive slides to answer the questions. Household Substances that are tested:SoapMilkHot SauceVinegarWaterGlass CleanerBleachSodaOrange JuiceFloor CleanerBuy the Bundle Here and Save Money!Follo
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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3:57
Clucking Chicken Sound Activity - Vibration, Pitch, Volume, Energy, Amplify
In this lab, students investigate a device called a "clucking chicken". Through their experimentation, students look at how vibrations travel from particle to particle to create sound,
The investigation also looks at how varying the energy input to the system can also affect volume, as well as pitch.
Materials needed are disposable plastic cups, paperclips, string, and 1-2 cellulose sponges.
I've included a video explanation of the lab, as well as the student instructions. Unfortunately, w
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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Rate of Reaction Lab Activity Surface Area vs. Temperature - Alka Seltzer Video
This Alka Seltzer Rates of Reaction Virtual or Video Lab is a 4-page lab activity (with 9 pages of answer keys and teacher resources) designed to give upper middle-school or early high school students experience in measuring the rate of reaction between Alka-Seltzer and hydrochloric acid while changing 2 variables: surface area and temperature. Students conduct the lab by viewing videos of actual experimental trials - 24 in total. The activity can be done in class, online, or through hybrid lea
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-PS1-2
, HS-PS1-5
Chicken Wing Dissection - Skeletal System and Muscular System
In this chicken wing dissection activity, students will dissect a chicken wing and construct an explanation to summarize how the muscular system and skeletal system work together and are interconnected with other body systems to help the body function and maintain homeostasis.YOUR STUDENTS CAN ACTUALLY DISSECT A CHICKEN WING OR JUST OBSERVE THE DISSECTING OF A CHICKEN WING!✅ Download the preview and check out the sneak peek inside!Ways to use this resource:With the teacher’s guidance, students c
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-LS1-3
Also included in: 7th Grade Science Resources Bundle
9:01
Bones and Muscles and Tendons Study: Chicken Wing Dissection Video Instructions
If you're studying the skeletal system, this is a great hands-on activity. This video looks at the anatomy of a chicken wing. Students learn how to identify structures such as muscles, bones, cartilage, tendons, and ligaments. Muscle function is investigated as students look at flexing and extending muscles. In the Digging Deeper section, students look at blood vessels and fascia. The video includes three parts: 1) Main content, directed to the learner2) Digging Deeper a more in-depth look at th
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5th - 9th
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Magnetism Virtual Lab
This is a complete lab - no equipment is needed! A video with over 18 minutes of instruction will guide students in gaining an understanding of prerequisite vocabulary, making predictions, gathering actual data, and creating a conclusion.Vocabulary covered:attractrepelmagnetic fieldA mnemonic device is introduced to aid in the memorization of magnetic metals.A choice is given to either have students record answers on a regular 8.5"x11" lab sheet or a lab booklet that can be folded and glued int
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
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7:38
What Causes Seasons? It’s All About the Slant! Video Instructions
In this video we use a typical classroom globe and a light bulb to show how Earth travels around the sun in its orbit and why it has seasons. We’ll look at four different cities and see how their length of day changes based on the position of Earth in its orbit and whether it’s tilted toward or away from the sun.In the Digging Deeper section we’ll look at how the shape and tilt of Earth change the concentration of the sun’s raysIn the Teacher to Teacher section I give a few tips and hints about
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Astronomy Collection: Our Place in Space—Lab Activities + Videos
Thermodynamics Unit Lab - Online Experiment #40 Energy Value from Food
This pdf document includes the student sheet and teacher resources (& answer key) for a Thermodynamics Unit Lab named Online Experiment #40 - Energy Value of Food. During this lab the students will be asked to consider the heat available from the combustion of food items can be measured. During this lab students will watch the beginning of the video and start building the data table used for the analysis of energy available. After all the initial data is observed, the remaining video can b
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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NGSS:
HS-PS3-2
, HS-PS1-4
, HS-PS3-1
Also included in: Thermodynamics Unit Lab Bundle (Student Sheets & Teacher Resources)
Conservation of Mass Virtual Video Lab
In this NGSS aligned virtual lab on conservation of mass, students record and gather data in order to use mathematical representation that matter is not created or destroyed during a chemical reaction. Students watch TWO different video clips showing the reaction of acetic acid and sodium bicarbonate (vinegar and baking soda). They collect data on both and decide which experiment BEST represents the conservation of mass. Great for a makeup lab for students who miss in person or as a review or
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Grades:
6th - 12th
NGSS:
HS-PS1-7
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Osmosis Lab—Investigating Diffusion and Osmosis w/ Potatoes—Video & Written Inst
Students use slices of potatoes to investigate Osmosis: the movement of water into and out of the cells of the potato. This lab focuses on making careful observations and collecting data such as weight and length. Students use a control to study changes caused during the experiment .
By starting with the scientific phenomena, you'll be intrigued and excited to dig deeper into the why’s and how’s of each scientific concept. Beautifully illustrated and well laid out, these lab activities are easy
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6th - 9th
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6006 What is Agricultural Science?
This is the first lesson of a series on agricultural science. This lesson includes a video, crossword, glossary, lab exercise, teaching guide, and answer key.
• Define agricultural science
• Identify the four major sciences involved with agricultural science
• Identify the major areas of Agricultural Science
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Thresholds Stations
This set of PowerPoints are aligned to the OLD Course Exam Description released by College Board in 2019.Give students first-hand experience with thresholds from the Sensation and Perception unit. Students can rotate through six stations to connect to habituation, sensory adaptation, absolute threshold, difference threshold, Weber's law, and signal detection theory. Each station requires them to apply to the term(s) based on what they learned or experienced. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVhie
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9th - 12th
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STEM Weather Lab
Teach your students all about weather technology with this STEM Weather Lab! Students will rotate through four stations:Station 1: Measuring Rainfall - Students will measure the amount of rainfall using a rain gauge. Next they will measure the rain in a graduated cylinder. Finally, students will come up with a math equation to figure out how many inches of rain 235 ml would be.Station 2: Measuring Wind - Students will use an anemometer to record the wind speed of a 3-speed fan.Station 3: Mea
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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3:06
1D Kinematics - Free Fall Motion - Sample student work
This is a sample video of a student's work related to the Free fall experiment described below:Guided inquiry is a powerful student-centered teaching style. This activity helps students to analyze the motion of a freely falling object and make some conclusion.it also gives the opportunity to learn how to use an interesting video analyzing and modelling tool designed to be used in physics education. (Installation instruction and how to start using it links are included in the bindle below)This bu
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Grades:
10th - 12th
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Also included in: 1D Kinematics - Free Fall Motion - Guided-Inquiry lab and activity
16:02
Eye Anatomy and Dissection Labs: Video Instructions for 2 Activities
This video begins with studying an eye model and identifying the main structures. Next, a cow eye is dissected and the pertinent structures are identified including: tear gland, cornea, sclera, iris, pupil, optic nerve, lens, retina, choroid, vitreous humor, fovea, blind spot, aqueous humor, muscles, fat, fascia, and tapetum.
Are you wanting to do dissections and don’t know where to start? Are you NOT wanting to do dissections but looking for something else to try instead? These two different l
Grades:
6th - 9th
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0:20
Ionic bond
Atomic Chemistry video on the topic of ionic bonds between Na and Cl
Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
8:39
Video: Dissection of a Chicken Foot
This video looks at the anatomy of a chicken foot. Students learn how to identify tendons and the difference between the dorsal and ventral sides of the foot. Muscle function is discussed as students work to flex and extending the digits of the foot. Engaging Science Labs produces materials that are useful for classroom or homeschool environments. Concepts Addressed• Muscles can only pull, they cannot push• Muscles come in pairs• Tendons connect muscles to bones• Contracting muscles may either
Grades:
6th - 9th
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