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Basic principles worksheets for Microsoft Excel
Gravity Experiment
In this experiment, students use the scientific method to explore gravity. Every step of the scientific method is included. Students use common items to test the speed of falling from a certain height. Students also create a line graph during their analysis. This experiment is a fun way to remind students about this scientific method while incorporating math.
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4th - 6th
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Metric System CROSSWORD PUZZLE #2 - Prefixes & Lengths STEM
All new CROSSWORD: Metric Prefixes and also Metric & Imperial Measurements for LENGTHS. 22 CluesCONTENT IS INCLUDED!! 2 page article / handoutSample Clues:1. A race that's 26.2 miles or 42.2 km long.6. There are 2.54 of these in an inch.7. Meters & Liters are in the Metric System, Feet & Gallons are in the ____ System.9. The U.S. measurement a little less than a meter. 13. This prefix actually means "one-millionth" but is often used to describe anything reall
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6th - 10th
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Also included in:Â MATH & Metric System - STEM
DynamicHW: SI Prefix Conversions
SI unit calculator and 6 question worksheet generator. Change your worksheet every year. Produce multiple versions of the worksheet with varying numbers to prevent cheating or to give a student additional practice. This Google Sheet automatically generates an answer key for each version produced.Choose units for Volume (Liters), Mass (Grams), Length (Meters), Time (Seconds), Energy (Joules), or Temperature (Kelvin). Use basic prefixes like centi-, milli-, and kilo- or challenge your high sch
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Generate Unique Metric Prefixes Practice Sheets
Want to generate several unique practice sheets and the key? This is the spreadsheet for you! Just hit F9 and the numbers change. The key is generated instantly. Use for a quiz or for an in class activity. I generate a set number of unique sheets and then have students group for peer assessment. On sheet 1 questions 1 and 2 are constant for examples. On sheet 2 all questions are varied.
See detailed description here: https://iteachphysics4all.wordpress.com/2015/05/31/measurment_metric/
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7th - 11th
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Weather Watcher's Primary Lined Journal Paper
Add this Weather Watcher's Journal Paper to your Weather Watcher's Binder and use daily writing to build science and language arts skills. Use all three prompts or one at a time.
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K - 3rd
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