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7th grade science worksheets for Microsoft Excel under $5
Roller Coasters Crossword Puzzle - Physics, STEM
Loads of Fun!! This all-new Puzzle contains general Physics terms plus a few questions about Space Mountain, Disneyland. There is also an alternate matching version - the same clues and Word Bank, but in a Matching format, for those who dislike the Grids of Crosswords. Plus, there's a ROLLER COASTER Word Search you can put on the back. There are 2 pages of definitions! Nearly all of the words. Print these front & back, one classroom set on colored paper You could provide this sheet to r
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7th - 11th
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Arthropod Sorting Activity
Students cut out 15 pictures of arthropods with names above each one. There is a graphic organizer that students use to categorize the pictures as either crustaceans, arachnids, or insects. (Product is in an Excel document in case you want to edit it)
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4th - 7th
Gel Electrophoresis Crime Scene Questions
Four Gel Electrophoresis crime scenes for students to evaluate (including a key). Easy to adapt or copy to create new problems.
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7th - 12th
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STEM - Engineering Design Process CROSSWORD PUZZLE #1 35 Clues
This 35-clue crossword puzzle is based on a 7-step Engineering Design Process. All Content needed to solve this is included (one-page handout). This should take 1-2 class periods. SAMPLE CLUES:1 The sharing of ideas from one person to another. 2 When everyone calls out ideas and they are written down 3 As a group, you'll _____ the best solution. 6 This allows us to come up with creative ways of doing things. 9 People see things from their own ____; diverse viewpoints; 13 A test model or practi
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5th - 12th
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Also included in:Â STEM / Engineering Design Process BUNDLE
Protein Synthesis LEVEL UP
Enhance your students' understanding of transcription and translation with this interactive and self-checking Protein Synthesis Activity. This digital resource provides an engaging, hands-on approach to mastering the intricate processes involved in protein synthesis. A printable version for each level and review is included. Each printable version has additional short answer questions for student response.Through four progressively challenging levels, students will decode DNA/RNA strands and tra
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7th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-LS1-1
Catapults & Trebuchets - Crossword Puzzle, plus 1 pg. Content -Physics -STEM
Who doesn't like Catapults & Trebuchets? and Ballistas (those big Crossbow things). Add some PHUN to your PHYSICS lesson! A one-page article is included that contains ALL the info needed to answer the questions. There was a mistake in the earlier version. Corrected 3/17/23. Contact me directly if you bought the old version.Sample Questions: 2. a weapon used for firing rocks over a wall. 4. the amount of energy transferred by a force. 6. the capacity for doing any type of work. 7. the
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7th - 11th
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Work and Power Pixel Art (mystery image)
20 math practice problems solving for work and power. Use this resource to test your student's knowledge of work and power equations. Assign to your learning management systems (LMS) and this self-grading task will enhance your learner's confidence with each answer. NO PREP and very little pre-teaching make this suitable for your diverse classroom needs.
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6th - 9th
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Chordates / Vertebrates ~MARIO~ Color by Vocab -Free Content! - STEM
Students will LOVE this fun worksheet! They'll color each square based on what Class of Chordates each animal belongs to. When finished, they'll find MARIO (or LUIGI). FISH = Blue, BIRDS = Red, MAMMALS = Yellow, AMPHIBIANS = Black, REPTILES = Tan). Leave any INVERTEBRATES White, and color any PLANTS Brown. This is actually a TWO-PAGE Worksheet, basically the same content on both. You can do partners, with one having the TOP page, and the other the BOTTOM. Or, Give everyone the BOTTOM sheet t
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6th - 9th
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Continental Drift Evidence Analysis
This Google Sheet Worksheet is designed to assess students understanding of "evidence" and push them to determine whether 10 different statements are considered "strong" pieces of evidence to support Alfred Wegener's theory of Continental Drift. Directions: In left column, determine if the statement is considered a piece of evidence that can be used to support a claim. In the right column, determine whether that same statement supports the idea of Continental Drift. In the notes column, provide
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5th - 8th
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MS-ESS2-3
Also included in:Â CER Practice Bundle
ELECTRICITY - Atoms & Batteries - Crossword - STEM
Sample questions from this 40-clue original Crossword puzzle: * A measure of electric power, like a battery or outlet. * The anode half cell connects to the cathode with a salt ___*The basic units of matter *A complete path from bulb to battery and back*To share or carry electrons *Batteries can be called __ cells. * The center of an atom * What Volta called his first battery in 1800This is based on materials available for free download on NICERC.org. I have created a FR
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7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â ELECTRICITY Bundle - Content, Crossword, Vocab-Bulb, Analyze Circuits - STEM
Engineering Design Process & Technology Crossword - Clues are photos - STEM
This Crossword will really have your students rubbing their heads! Major Critical Thinking skills required here! There are no written clues, only small pictures scattered throughout the page, with arrows pointing towards the appropriate blocks. A Word Bank is provided - these are the terms used to complete the puzzle:Criteria Solutions Design Refine Disadvantages Elements Improve Constraints Advantages Inventions Ideas Brainstor
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7th - 11th
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Traits for Family Tree Project
This is a project that will allow students to experience genetics on a personal level. This is a great exercise in complex and mendelian genetics. This is part 2 of the project, part 1 is free on my site.
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7th - 12th
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Calculating Ion Charges Self Checking Worksheet
This worksheet guides students to calculate ion charges, protons, and electrons based on given information. The fact that you cannot subtract protons often confuses students, and this misconception is addressed right from the beginning. Whether it's for homework, classwork practice, a review activity, or used as an intervention, your students WILL have success with calculating ion charges. Students get MANY at-bats with calculating ion charges--so much so that you shouldn't have ANYONE still con
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7th - 12th
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Engineers Change our World CROSSWORD w 1-pg Content STEM
This completely unique, all new CROSSWORD puzzle has 34 clues. Students will check the 1-pg content from the IEEE, included, for the answers. The graphic lists and describes 10 different Engineering Fields. I suggest you print this on the back of the Puzzle. DIFFERENTIATION: There are TWO different versions - in the the basic version, many clues tell which Engineering Field it's about. Students just have to read the description of that Field for the answer. In the MORE DIFFICULT version, cl
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5th - 11th
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Student Self-Assessment of Classes
This is a great product for student self reflection and assessment of their efforts in their classes. Feel free to edit the platforms section to address the platforms in your classes. This product also allows for them to recognize what they are doing well and where they can improve.
I have found this product incredibly useful in student-teacher discussions and parent conferences.
I give this sheet to my students after the end of the quarter for them to analyze areas they need to improve upon
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Earth, Sun, and Moon Frayer Models - Set of 8
A simple set of 8 Frayer Models on the topic of Earth, sun, and moon relationships in Excel. Frayer models are excellent tools for vocabulary retention.Words included are:Revolution, Rotation, Day, Night, Solstice, Equinox, Eclipse, and Tides
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5th - 8th
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MS-ESS1-1
Planet Comparison- Diameter, Mass, Gravity
A two sheet activity that could be modified to fit various grade levels. It examines comparison of planet sizes, mass and gravity. Students are asked to compare, organize and analyze data related to each. It could be done paper pencil or with a spreadsheet to work on data sorting and mathematical equations. Modifications to question wording and simplification of questions can allow for use with younger students and vice verse.
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4th - 12th
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Bacteria vs Virus
Students will test their knowledge over the characteristics of bacteria versus viruses. They will also be able to manipulate the pictures to demonstrate their knowledge of the concepts.
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7th - 9th
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Metric Conversion Graduated Cylinder Practice worksheet
Worksheet that practices converting metric measurements from one metric unit to another metric unit. It also includes practice problems for reading graduated cylinders.
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5th - 9th
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Element Symbol and Name Matching Quiz
A matching quiz on 40 common elements and their symbols. Grouped in sections of 5 elements. Could be used as a worksheet.
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6th - 12th
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Review Table for Thermal Energy, Temperature, and Heat
This is a table asking students to define the terms (thermal energy, temperature, and heat), as well as describe some key features of those terms. This should help solidify what these seemingly similar terms mean in science, as well as what distinguishes them from each other. It is a good resource for face-to-face learning as well as digital learning because the Excel spreadsheet can be copied and pasted with a few key strokes.
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6th - 12th
Nutrition Vocabulary
15 vocabulary words and 5 word roots that accompany a middle school or early high school unit on nutrition. Partially blank student vocab sheet included along with teacher copy. Words and definitions can also be found on Quizlet (https://quizlet.com/41192855/nutrition-flash-cards/).
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5th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Nutrition Unit
CHEMISTRY - Useful Periodic Table
For years I purchased periodic tables from the science catalogs, and each year they added something new and deleted something I used. Finally, I created my own, useful for the students in high school chemistry.
This periodic table includes, families and groups in color, typical oxidation states, valence electron #''s, electronegatiity values, state at room temperature and the diatomic elements, as well as the atomic number, name, symbol and atomic mass.
This work by SMARTERTEACHER is lice
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7th - 12th
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Hop Like a Frog proportions activity worksheet
This worksheet goes along with the book If You Hopped Like a Frog by David M. Schwartz. It is designed to help students to do proportions and see the relationship between the amazing abilities of animals and what they could do if they had the same abilities. I have also added a component where students made a model of themselves with the new dimensions and/or paced out the distances.
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4th - 7th
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