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Free 11th grade science research
Earth's Systems & Cycles Project
This project has students research either a natural or man-made disaster and discuss how it affects the four spheres (biosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere, and geosphere). Students must also draw a connection to the cycling of matter (carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, or nitrogen). Students research a specific event that occurred recently to find images and specific details on how the four spheres were impacted. This resource includes a suggested outline for student presentations and a rubric for teac
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6th - 12th
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Local Ecosystem and Biodiversity Survey
This can be completed as a webquest/worksheet OR as part of a class project in which students are asked to research one of the questions in greater detail. The questions ask students to look at different aspects of the ecosystem they live in, including: native animals and plants, invasive species, how their area looked before it was developed and weather patterns. This can be used as an intro to an ecology unit, or just to explore what kind of life exists in your area for Earth Day. Students
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5th - 12th
Also included in: Ecology, Populations and Biodiversity Bundle
Lab Report Template MIDDLE SCHOOL and HIGH SCHOOL Science
This is a lab template that is great for students 6th through 12th grade for all science investigations. The template guides students in making a lab report that is professional and accurate with the appropriate items in the appropriate sections. I have my 7th graders use this template and while it is challenging in the beginning of the year, but 8th grade they have it down, If you wanted to simplify it for your sped students, just remove some of the information. I have labs and activities for m
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6th - 12th
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Biome Research Project
Students work collaboratively to research a biome and develop a presentation highlighting the biodiversity found in the biome as well as current threats to biodiversity. Students will also utilize various technology tools to present their information such as Piktochart, Padlet, and Google Slides. Documents provided allow you to modify tech tools based on your school's level of technology integration.Google Docs links provided for Google users to create their own copy.Rubric and grading sheet p
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9th - 12th
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Blank KWL Chart with Boxes
A simple and easy to use KWL chart for any subject and any topic for any grade level. Made especially for my first graders, who still need the boundary lines, this should help keep information and words neat and organized. Thank you for browsing! :)
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K - 12th
Psychology or Health - Neurological and Brain Diseases Web Quest
This is a versatile web quest for psychology, AP ® Psychology, or health classes. Students use a website to research the anatomy, treatment, prognosis, and current research in eight common neurological or brain related diseases and disorders. The website is provided on the first page of the student assignment. Students then pick two additional disorders from the website to research. Teacher could alternatively print information on the diseases out from the website as class sets for students i
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Science Fair Research Paper
Science Fair Freebie!! Use this freebie to teach your students how to write a scientific research paper before letting them loose on their projects!
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6th - 11th
STEM Careers Research and application
This lesson was designed for 8th grade students at the end of the school year. Students research various Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics jobs and select one to further research for a career fair for parents and other students.
Students start by selecting 3 careers they might be interested in and research the basics of the career (using the 3 careers initial sheet). After looking at 3, students narrow it down to their final career and do more extensive research. After researchi
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6th - 12th
Invasive Species Webquest Easily Modified for Any State
This student choice based webquest will help students learn about invasive species in their own state. It has a brief introductory video to watch and summarize and then lets the students choose which organisms to research. The webquest can easily be modified by changing the state name at the top and then changing the list of organisms using https://www.invasivespeciesinfo.gov/subject/lists#state .
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6th - 12th
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HS-LS2-7
, MS-LS2-1
, HS-LS2-6
Global Environmental Data Set: Population, Consumption, Climate Change
This editable environmental data chart contrasts population, consumption, and carbon dioxide emissions for the United States, Canada, Europe, Latin America, Africa, China, India, and Asia (minus India and China). Related data including income, poverty, contraceptive use, contrasted government expenditures (education, healthcare, military), conserved natural habitat, and more are included. This data set, and clarifications for its use, are ready to use in lesson plans, debates, classroom activiti
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6th - 12th
Element Superhero Project
This fun project teaches students about elements, atoms, and the periodic table - all while engaging them and providing plenty of student voice and choice! Students create an origin story for a superhero that is based on one of the elements on the periodic table. They then present their origin story in one of several ways - from creating a comic book, to drawing story boards, to even creating a movie script!
This handy project addresses a variety of student learning styles, plus it is fun a
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8th - 12th
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Layers Of the Earth Project
Looking for a unit project on Earth's layer. Well here you go, this can help wrap up your Geology Lesson.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Digestive System Disorders Project (Human Anatomy and Physiology)
In this project students will select, from a provided list, a digestive system disorder to study. Students are then given a detailed list of information to find on their disorder and are asked to present their findings using words and diagrams in either a poster or digital format. An easy to use teacher marking scale/rubric is provided. Students will work independently and in my experience the project takes 2 or 3 class periods to complete. This is an excellent, easy to use project resource for
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8th - 12th
Also included in: Digestive System Teaching Resources Bundle (Anatomy and Physiology)
Introduction to Ballistics Research Activity (Print & Digital)
Introduce your ballistics unit with this INTRODUCTION TO BALLISTICS- RESEARCH ACTIVITY. This FREEBIE offers 7 case studies that can be assigned to your students. I have included printable cards (for use as a station activity) as well as a student research document. Need a digital option? No problem! I have included a print and digital option for this activity, making it perfect for distance learning, flipped classrooms, online courses and traditional classrooms.⭐⭐This FREEBIE is part of my BAL
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9th - 12th
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Sample Research Paper Outline (MLA)
This sample outline includes teacher notes (be sure to view in markup mode) that explains each aspect of the outline. It is ideal for students doing a research paper for first time, or as a scaffolding tool to guide students researching on their own. It includes information about topics and subtopics, MLA format and bullets/numbering. I use this outline with younger students researching endangered animals as well as with older students researching more abstract historical or modern topics. Becau
Battlebots: Is a Hotdog a Sandwich?
Inspired by Eduprotocols: Debate It!This product is a way for students to learn how to write using the skills of C.E.R. (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning) to defend their claim: is a hotdog a sandwich? Use it in a whole group after students have had time to work on their paragraphs on their own and post a copy of their slide 3 in a class set of slides - this will allow students to see examples of what their peers are writing and to have a say in the debate. Please rate and give feedback on the product
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5th - 12th
Animal Classification Worksheet
Teach about how to classify the different types of animals, and have your students fill in each square.
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2nd - 12th
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Infectious Disease Research, Viruses, Bacteria, Pathogens, Immune Sys, NO PREP
A quick activity that serves well as an introduction to viruses, bacteria, infectious diseases, and immunology. The CDC website can be used to answer questions. Students can share results of their research with the class. Students will enjoy selecting their own pathogen to research. Handout is posted as a pdf file.
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6th - 12th
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Google Docs ™︱Mini Printable Science Fair Project Template
This editable Google docs™ is a template for a mini science fair project.After students cut out the sections, it fits perfectly on a half sheet of construction paper (9x12 sheet). The perfect activity to save time and space! It can also be used for students to practice for a larger scale science fair project.© Google Inc. All rights reserved. Google and the Google logos are registered trademarks of Google Inc. ModEducator® is an independent company and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Googl
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4th - 12th
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SPACE EXPLORATION(LIFE ON MARS) CARTOON & WORKSHEET
Worksheet on Space Exploration, namely Life on Mars. It's a worksheet which incorporates a cartoon. It's a fun activity to get the students to use their imagination and creativity. It also allows students to explore the internet to source and process information.
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6th - 11th, Staff
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Water Pollution Across the Globe
This activity was created with the intent of having students see themselves as world citizens. During the course of this activity, students will "visit" other places to gain exposure to water pollution problems around the world. This is a great tie into EPA guidelines, the Clean Water Act, aquifers, etc. At the end of the activity, students are asked to choose and investigate water pollution in a country they would like to vacation in. So, even if your students aren't on board with the idea
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9th - 12th
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Plastic Ocean Pollution Digital Scavenger Hunt and Activity
Are you looking for an engaging way to teach about plastic ocean pollution? This no-prep plastic ocean pollution resource is interactive and fun! It will save you time and help your students learn about the problem with plastic and human impacts on the ocean.**Come with a free BONUS Human Impacts on the Environment Digital Scavenger Hunt!What is included in this resource:Plastic Ocean Pollution Digital Scavenger Hunt:Students actively take part in a digital scavenger hunt in search ofdeveloping
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7th - 11th
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MS-ESS3-3
, HS-ESS3-4
Also included in: Ocean Pollution: Plastic Pollution Bundle
Organelle Cell-fie Instagram Project
This project lets students pick a certain organelle and create 3 analogies that describe the organelles function. Included in the Google Slides:Instruction and Research Packet (slides 1-2)Instagram page/phone (Slide 3)Organelle Sign up (Slide 4)Project Rubric (Slide 5)Instagram Likes (Slide 6) I printed these out on red paper.My high school students had fun with this project and they liked "scrolling though Instagram"
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9th - 12th
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HS-LS1-1
Editable Astronomy Webquest: NASA - Solar System Exploration - Earth's Moon
Enjoy this editable sub plan or webquest covering asteroids, comets, & meteors. Students will use NASA's Solar System Exploration website to learn more about these celestial objects. This handout can easily be used for an AMI day, sub plan, or regular class period. Perfect for a space unit in Earth Science or your Astronomy class.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: BUNDLE: Astronomy Webquests
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