7th grade Halloween science worksheets for Microsoft Word

Motion Review Worksheet: Distance Time Graphs

Created by

Ian and Jay Williamson

A nice, simple review of motion and interpreting distance-time graphs. I put together various different distance-time graphs to allow students practice in interpreting them. Great for middle school or introductory high school courses. I have included a key. Main topics: motion, speed, reference point, velocity, speed (distance time) graphs, slope If you like this activity, you can follow these links to other lessons and activities in my motion and forces units. Motion PowerPoint Presentat

Subjects:

Worksheets, Handouts, Homework

Grades:

6th - 12th, Adult Education

Types:

Net Force: Balanced and Unbalanced Forces Practice Problems

Created by

Paige Lam

I created this net forces worksheet to help my students practice finding the net force and to determine whether forces are balanced or unbalanced. For the first 15 questions, students draw a free body diagram to describe the forces acting on an object. Then, they determine the magnitude and direction of net force and describe whether or not the object's velocity is affected. For the last 5 questions, student summarize how balanced and unbalanced forces affect an object's motion. I hope this l

Subjects:

Physical Science, Science

Grades:

5th - 9th

Types:

Worksheets, Homework, Printables

The Scientific Method - Murder Mystery

Created by

Inquisitive STEM

The Scientific Method tends to be a fairly boring topic to teach, so this Murder Mystery activity will help you make it loads of fun for you Science students! It includes: Introductory storyClue cardsEvidence analysis sheetInstructions for physical evidence testingAfter-activity consolidation work on the Scientific Method, Variables, and Observations and Inferences. Use this to introduce the Scientific Method to new Middle or High school students, to reignite knowledge in students who have done

Subjects:

Forensics, General Science, Science

Grades:

6th - 12th

Types:

Ms Asimoglou Science Store

Cycles of Matter Webquest

Created by

Updated as of 01/20/23!! This webquest takes students through animations of the water cycle, carbon, oxygen and phosphorus cycles, and nitrogen cycle. There are fill-in-the-blank and short answer questions that go along with each animation. This activity introduces students to the big idea that all matter is recycled and is never created or destroyed. *Answer Key included

Subjects:

Biology, Earth Sciences, Environment

Grades:

7th - 12th

Types:

Food Web Logic Puzzles

Created by

Haney Science

This collection of fun and engaging logic puzzles contains 2 food chain and pyramid puzzle pages and 7 food web logic puzzles. These puzzles are a creative way to reinforce the student's understanding of food webs. Because all of the organisms have been given imaginative names, students will have to rely on their understanding of the vocabulary describing each organism (producers, herbivores, carnivores, omnivores, decomposers, competition, and primary, secondary and tertiary consumers).

Subjects:

Biology, Science

Grades:

7th - 11th

Types:

Biology, Earth Sciences, Environment

Planet Earth: The Complete Series Videos Questions

Created by

Amy Kirkwood

All of the BBC Planet Earth Videos: From Pole to Pole, Mountains, Freshwater, Caves, Deserts, Ice Worlds, Great Plains, Jungles, Shallow Seas, Seasonal Forests, Ocean Deep, Saving Species, Into the Wilderness, and Living Together are included in this packet of video questions. These video questions are meant to guide students through the films while emphasizing the interesting scientific facts found in the series. These video questions are appropriate for general middle science classes as well a

Subjects:

Grades:

5th - 12th

Types:

Worksheets, Handouts, Movie Guides

Forms of Energy and Energy Transformations Practice

Created by

Bringing Science to Life

This activity provides students with energy practice! it starts with identifying different forms of energy in common life scenarios and items: mechanical, kinetic, potential, heat/thermal, radiant/light, sound, electrical, nuclear and chemical. It then moves on to identifying energy transformations: the starting form and the final form. The practice is best used after the "Energy Powerpoint" and the "Energy Guided Notes". I find it important to scaffhold the practice - to do a few of each type

Subjects:

General Science, Other (Science), Physical Science

Grades:

5th - 9th

Types:

Worksheets, Activities, Centers

"Inertia Games" Lab Activity - Newton's 1st Law of Motion

Created by

MS Science Spot

Students are introduced to the concept of Newton's 1st Law of Motion and inertia by completing six (6) different challenges/games in this lab activity. Example of one of the game challenges:a. Get a plastic cup, index cards, and a quarter. b. Place the index card on top of the cup so it is centered over the opening. Put the quarter on top of the index card. c. Using your finger pull the index card out from under the quarter. You are trying to get the quarter to drop into the cup. d. Compl

Subjects:

General Science, Physical Science, Physics

Grades:

5th - 10th

Types:

Worksheets, Activities, Laboratory

Measuring Earthquakes Seismic Waves Worksheet

Created by

Mrs Lyons

Worksheet to drill the students on identifying Primary, Secondary waves, determining P-wave and S-Wave arrival times, calculating S-P interval, Determining earthquake epicenters, and distances2 pages | 11 problems.

Subjects:

Science

Grades:

6th - 12th

Types:

Worksheets, Activities, Handouts

Newton's Third Law of Motion Practice Problems

Created by

Paige Lam

The Newton's Third Law of Motion Practice Problems has questions and diagrams to really help students break down and understand the meaning of this law of interaction. In the first part, students look at simple examples to describe the action reaction force. Then, they identify the magnitude and direction of the reaction force given the magnitude and direction of the action force. Lastly, they look at several examples including a spring scale, air balloon, and car collision example to explain

Subjects:

Worksheets, Handouts, Printables

Grades:

6th - 9th

Types:

Bill Nye Life Cycles Video Guide Sheet

Created by

jjms

This 14 question worksheet provides a way for students to follow along with the Bill Nye Life Cycles video. The questions are all fill-in-the-blank. The video and worksheet cover the following concepts: living things, birth, growth, reproduction, death, life span, offspring, adult, spontaneous generation, Louis Pasteur. The worksheet goes in order of the video so students don't lose their place while filling in the guide sheet. There is plenty of line space for students to fill in their answer

Subjects:

Basic Principles, Biology, Science

Grades:

5th - 8th

Types:

Newton's Second Law of Motion Practice Problems

Created by

Paige Lam

This file helped my students understand and solve for force, mass, and acceleration using Newton's second law of motion. There are 22 word problems with varying degrees of difficulty. I also included a detailed answer key which detailed step by step explanations and answers. The answer key can be printed out for student reference and review.

Subjects:

Worksheets, Homework, Printables

Grades:

6th - 9th

Types:

Mythbusters Breaking Glass Episode Mechanical Waves Worksheet Movie Guide (+Key)

Created by

McFarlandScience

*** Currently looking for link to free video for you ***- Comes with Complete Teacher Key- No Prep, just copy!- 11 Short Answer Questions - 50 Min Mythbusters Episode covering Mechanical Waves called 'Breaking Glass'- Could be done along with the video, or given as an assessment afterwards. - 'Real World' example of Mechanical Waves for students

Subjects:

Worksheets, Assessment, Movie Guides

Grades:

7th - 12th

Types:

Tides Lab Using Water Balloons - Hands On Experience That Kids LOVE!

Created by

Candy Coated Scientist

This lab is a really fun way to use discovery and investigation to teach students how gravity and inertia cause tides, along with the moon. The cost is low (a package of water balloons and yarn) and it is a great activity to get kids moving and outside. They work in small groups and go through a series of steps and procedures and record data. This was one of the most fun labs of the year for students and was instrumental is having kids understand why we have high tides on the side of the Earth c

Subjects:

Astronomy, Earth Sciences, Physical Science

Grades:

6th - 12th

Types:

Worksheets, Laboratory, Simulations

Trees, Forestry and Deforestation 5E Lab-Distance learning possible

Created by

Strategic Science

Update for distance learning: Students could do this lab at home with a tree in their backyard, neighborhood, or park. They need a cheap measuring tape, a cardboard triangle, string and a weight. Through zoom or a video, teachers can help students through the math. Another option is for the teacher to make a video measuring a tree and the corresponding math. Students can do the follow-up questions on their own.This is a full 5E designed for inquiry. It is advanced enough for AP, but accessible f

Subjects:

Biology, Earth Sciences, Environment

Grades:

7th - 12th, Higher Education

Types:

Worksheets, Assessment, Laboratory

NGSS:

HS-ESS3-3

, HS-ESS3-5

, HS-ESS3-6

, HS-ESS3-4

Also included in: Unit 5 Bundle for AP Environmental Science

Bill Nye Plants

Created by

jjms

This 14 question worksheet provides a way for students to follow along with the Bill Nye Plants video. The questions are all fill-in-the-blank. The video and worksheet cover the following concepts: photosynthesis, carbon dioxide, oxygen, importance of plants, energy, chlorophyll, plant adaptations, medicinal use. The worksheet goes in order of the video so students don't lose their place while filling in the guide sheet. There is plenty of line space for students to fill in their answers. This

Subjects:

Biology, Science

Grades:

4th - 8th

Types:

Distance-Time Graph Practices

Created by

Pataskala

This is a collection of 5 practice worksheets for students to practice interpreting distance-time line graphs to help them determine areas of steady speed, at rest, and acceleration as well as calculating speed. One of the sheets even asks students to complete a chart from the graphed data. I created these and use them to teach 8th graders, but they would certainly be suitable for upper elementary, middle school and a basic practice for early high school students. These correlate perfectly wit

Subjects:

Physical Science

Grades:

6th - 9th

Types:

Basic Principles, Earth Sciences, General Science

Geologic Time Scale Scavenger Hunt

Created by

Amanda Phillips

Students will use the Geologic Time Scale as a resource to answer the questions about earth's history. There are 13 questions, copy of a time scale, and answer key. Students will explore extinctions, periods, eras, glaciation and order of life on earth.

Subjects:

Grades:

6th - 9th

Types:

Worksheets, Activities, Handouts

Periodic Table Scavenger Hunt

Created by

Ian and Jay Williamson

A nice, simple review of the periodic table. Students will find symbols, names, as well as other trivia in the periodic table (like which elements are named after planets?). Also included are the lyrics to "The Elements" by Tom Lehrer (a great sing-a-long). If you like this activity, you can follow these links to other lessons and activities in my atoms and elements unit. Atoms and Isotopes PowerPoint Presentation Giants of the Atom PowerPoint Presentation Atomic Models Activity Isotop

Subjects:

Chemistry, Physical Science, Science

Grades:

6th - 12th, Adult Education

Types:

Worksheets, Handouts

Bill Nye Food Web Video Guide Sheet

Created by

jjms

This 11 question worksheet provides a way for students to follow along with the Bill Nye Food Web video. The questions are all fill-in-the-blank. The video and worksheet cover the following concepts: plants, animals, decomposers, living things, food, scavengers, energy, photosynthesis. The worksheet goes in order of the video so students don't lose their place while filling in the guide sheet. There is plenty of line space for students to fill in their answers. This worksheet is intended to keep

Subjects:

Basic Principles, Biology, Science

Grades:

5th - 8th

Types: