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8th grade science scaffolded note videos
Physical Science Entire Year Bundle Review/ Study Guides (Videos & Notes)
This is the complete years worth of guided notes for Physical Science. This is perfect to use throughout the entire year to teach new content, or use this as a review before assessments or remediation after assessments including midterm and final exams. This is also perfect for summer school or an online class. They are fully editable for your standards. It comes with a digital version that students can type directly into (Google Classroom Ready), or a paper/pencil version that you can print out
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8th - 12th
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Nervous System Activity Page and Notes
These engaging notes correspond with the BrainPop videos "Nervous System" and "Neurons". Students will learn about the nervous system and the neuron processes that carry messages through the body (NGSS MS-LS1-8). After completing the notes, students will pair up to complete the "Mission Impulseable" Activity, where they will gather and synthesize information that sensory receptors respond to stimuli by sending messages to the brain for immediate behavior or storage as memories.
Acids and Bases Unit Bundle: Lessons, Notes, Mini Project, Virtual Lab, & More
Here is a visually engaging way to teach the Acids and Bases Unit all put together in one place as a Bundle. They are all fully editable and ready to go!Included in the Bundle:Acids and Bases Intro Google Slide Lesson, Notes, & Google Interactive PracticeArrhenius and Brønsted- Lowry Google Lesson, Notes, and BONUS Mini ProjectAcids and Bases Virtual Lab: pH Paper, Litmus Paper, & Cabbage JuiceWhat is covered in the Bundle:Lesson and Student Guided Notes on the Introduction to Acids and
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8th - 12th
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Astronomy - High School/Middle School Distance Learning Notes and Videos
This product contains 200 Google Slides of high quality material that covers the topics needed to teach Astronomy for Earth Science, Physical Science, and a Space & Astronomy Course.Also attached is a DIGITAL Guided Notes (Google Docs) and a PAPER Guided Notes.Topics include:- Measurements in Space- Spectroscopy and SOHO Telescope- The Origins of the Universe- Star Structure and Function- Life Cycle of a Star- Types of Galaxies- Solar System and Planetary PhysicsIn the lecture, you also have
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7th - 12th
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Latitude & Weather Bundle
Earth Systems, Structures, & Processes UnitThis unit is so much fun across any grade level! I used this lesson in elementary and middle school.How does latitude effect weather?What does weather look like at the equator? The poles?How do seasons differ in the Northern & Southern Hemispheres?Student-friendly videos included.Great note-taking guide
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3rd - 10th
Genetics Matching Activity and Graphic Organizer
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I made this activity as a formative assessment for NGSS MS-LS3-2. Before students are introduced to content, they will be given a few minutes to try the matching activity as a pre-assessment. We will then watch "Crash Course Biology #9: Heredity" and students will make changes to their activity board. Next, we will begin Harry Potter Genetics from the NIH and make more revisions. After I have checked students boards for accuracy, students will fill in their own graphic organizer to u
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6th - 9th
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Prokaryote vs. Eukaryote -- Video Guide / Summary Chart
This product has SO many uses. --> Have students watch the Amoeba Sisters video "Prokaryotic vs Eukaryotic Cells (updated)" and have them complete the chart --> Use the chart as a notes sheet. You, as the teacher, can fill this out with the students on the document camera. --> Have the students complete research on their own (internet, textbook) to fill out the chart.Once completed, this chart is a wonderful note/reference sheet for students. There are specific things for students to fi
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Prokaryote vs. Eukaryote BUNDLE
Crash Course Gravity EdPuzzle Note Sheet
· This note sheet is great to use as a warm-up, quick notes, or self-paced with a substitute. · This note sheet only covers the first 4 minutes of the Crash Course Gravity Video. After that point he gets more advanced than my 7th grade students need. Here is the link to my EdPuzzle Lesson that goes with these notes. The EdPuzzle will prompt them to write notes and fill in answers to the questions as they watch.
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6th - 8th
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MS-ESS1-2
TedEd Video Qs -The Science of Static Electricity
This Google Form guides students in learning about static electricity. Students watch a TedEd YouTube video on static electricity, parts of an atom, and insulators versus conductors. This is the video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yc2-363MIQsTen questions (with automatic grading, instant feedback, and automatic scoring) provide students the opportunity to understand key concepts in Matter & Interactions units. Real world examples are included, including a discussion of lightning stor
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Medical Mystery - Heart Defects
In this problem-based lesson, students become doctors in a cardiology clinic working to diagnose three patients who have congenital heart defects. Each patient is "seen" in a one-minute video interaction with their doctor, where their symptoms, exam findings, and test results are reviewed. Students will then explore the lesson on how to examine the heart, the different types of congenital heart defects, and their associated symptoms. Students will use higher-order thinking as they practice their
BrainPop Video Qs - Guided Notes on the Scientific Method
This Google Doc can be shared through Google Classroom (or other LMS). Or, you can print it as a low-tech option. This worksheet includes 13 questions about content from a BrainPop YouTube video on the scientific method. This is the video used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTA1V6yjLi4This activity is perfect for any unit on how to think like a scientist. Sentence frames are provided to guide students in recording key information. Answer key is provided. A copy translated in Spanish is also in
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Fusion: How the Elements Were Made, Lesson, Notes, & Video
Here is a visually engaging way to teach Fusion: How the Elements Were Made. It is a Google Slides Lesson with a matching Google Document Student Guided Notes Sheets. Plus, a matching instructional video for the science being explained. They are all fully editable, animated, and ready to go! This is a short and sweet way to cover this concept. Included in the lesson: fusion defined, fusion animation, Law of conservation of energy and matter, how larger elements than Hydrogen are formed, and a ma
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Atomic Theory Unit Bundle: Notes, Lesson, Videos & Extension, Chemistry
Energy PowerPoint Grades 6-8
This PowerPoint is a middle school introduction to energy, work, and conservation. It has images, video, questions, sentence stems, and academic vocabulary. Beginning a unit or need a review for energy? Here are 27 slides to introduce energy, work, the transformation of energy, and sources of energy.
This Energy PowerPoint includes:
--27 slides
--PDF version to upload to Google Classroom
--Hard copy of student notes
--Student handouts for note-taking assistance or for absent students
Topics c
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6th - 8th
Biomes Slides
This is such a fun slides presentation on biomes!This is a simple introduction to biomes: forest-freshwater-marine-grassland-desert-tundra-This presentation includes:Simple characteristicsAnimal examplesReal-life photosStudent-friendly videoThis product will open as a PDF =)
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2nd - 8th
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Wind Big Bundle
I LOVE teaching weather!This bundle includes:Two days of wind lessonsOne day of sea breeze & land breezesNote-taking guides for each dayStudent-friendly vocabularyStudent-friendly videosSimple visualsInteractive worksheets
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5th - 10th
Endocrine System Slides
Welcome to the endocrine system!This is where hormones are introduced, so beware of giggles. =)This slides presentation is a basic introduction to the endocrine system, and briefly discusses hormones, cells. and glands (ovaries and testes and mentioned, but stays surface level)There is a student-friendly video linkedThis presentation will open as a PDF =)
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5th - 10th
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Also included in: Endocrine System Bundle
Measurement | Scientific Notation | Metric Conversions
This lesson discusses the basics of measurement, scientific notation, and metric units. We learn how to convert between scientific notation and standard notation. Additionally, using a mnemonic device, we learn how to easily convert between the metric prefixes.What's included:1 google slide presentationGuided Notes1 Worksheet (with key)1 QuizLinks to helpful videos
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Physical Science - Unit 1 - Introduction to Science
Energy Transfer Slides
Energy Transfer!Sound, light, electrical, thermal, mechanicalThis is a detailed slides presentation that goes through the basics of energy transfer. There is a notes-guide in my store. (Bundle Available!)Probe linkedStudent-friendly videos - Some will require a subscription (BrainPop, MosaMack) while others are freePractice examplesThis presentation will open as a PDF =)
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5th - 10th
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Also included in: Energy Transfer Bundle
Newton's 1st Law of Motion
Forces & Motion!I always start this unit with a lesson on Isaac Newton, then go through each law- one day at a time. I like to break it down and focus on one at at time & then review.
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3rd - 10th
Also included in: Newton Large Bundle
Newton's 2nd Law Practice: Acceleration
Forces & Motion!I always start this unit with a lesson on Isaac Newton, then go through each law- one day at a time. I like to break it down and focus on one at at time & then review. This is a supplemental worksheet to sue when discussing the 2nd law. The formulas are listed on the top of each column to help decipher how to do each type of problem.
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3rd - 10th
Also included in: Newton Large Bundle
Crash Course Liquid Awesome Properties of Water Guided Notes
This is a guided notes and discussion page that accompanies the video by Crash Course Biology, "Liquid Awesome." The content is used with permission from Crash Course Biology and is not to be sold or resold.
Crash Course Biology videos are some of my favorites for bell work, discussions, and introduction or review of material. Guided notes help my students to keep pace with the videos, and provide a reference that they can use as a study help when preparing for assessments.
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8th - 12th
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Newton's Laws Sorting Activity
Forces & Motion!I always start this unit with a lesson on Isaac Newton, then go through each law- one day at a time. I like to break it down and focus on one at at time & then review. This is a review that helps students review the 3 different laws.
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3rd - 10th
Also included in: Newton Large Bundle
Latitude & Weather Slides
Earth Systems, Structures, & Processes UnitThis unit is so much fun across any grade level! I used this lesson in elementary and middle school. How does latitude effect weather?What does weather look like at the equator? The poles?How do seasons differ in the Northern & Southern Hemispheres? Student-friendly videos included. (TeacherTube + BrainPop) If you do not have BrainPop login, you can skip this slideGreat note-taking guide in my store. (Bundle Available!)This presentation will ope
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3rd - 10th
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Also included in: Latitude & Weather Bundle
Alternate Energy Sources Slides
I love to teach this lesson during my earth systems unit! It goes hand in hand with weather & energy. What are some alternative energy sources? Let's find out!Question promptsStudent-friendly videos (BrainPop, EdPuzzle, MosaMack) If you don't have a login you can skip these slides.Great note-taking guide in my store (Bundle Available!) This presentation will open as a PDF =)
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5th - 10th
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Also included in: Alternate Energy Sources Bundle
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