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Science worksheets for Microsoft Excel
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
Using Wind Energy to Generate Electricity – A STEM Product
This STEM product addresses Next Generation Science - Common Core Standards with a study of wind energy, its environmental benefits, and the challenges wind energy faces to become a supplier of electricity.The product contains a 17 slide power point presentation, a student worksheet, extension projects, Teacher notes and answer keys, and an instructional MP4 video on Excel charting, and a completed Excel spreadsheet with formulas.The PowerPoint shows how windmills use wind energy to generate ele
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6th - 12th
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HS-LS2-7
, HS-ETS1-2
, HS-ETS1-3
, HS-ESS3-4
, HS-PS3-3
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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: STEM / Engineering Design Process BUNDLE
Digital biodiversity Simpson Index virtual interactive lab sheets answer key
*Editable resource*Link provided to easily copy to Google DriveObviously field study is preferred as the most effective form of research although lack of travel funds and time may not allow field study in every area of study. Use this online virtual interactive lab to study the biodiversity of macro-invertebrates of a freshwater community. Students will use the online virtual freshwater stream linked here to collect, compare, and analyze the data acquired from the virtual non-polluted, moderatel
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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+15000 Chatgpt Prompts Collection
Ready to explore the newest and most thrilling business trend? Your search ends here! Introducing our unique assortment of carefully curated prompts, crafted to unleash limitless profit opportunities for savvy entrepreneurs like yourself! Categories include:✅ Social media marketing✅ Content creation✅ Course creation✅ Email marketing✅ E-commerce and online sales✅ Fitness and exercise routines✅ Relationship advice and communication skills✅ SEO Optimization✅ Blogging✅ Productivity and time manageme
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AP Chemistry 9.1 Intro to Entropy Guided Inquiry Investigation
This is a worksheet, spreadsheet, and teacher guide for AP Chemistry standard 9.1 Intro to Entropy. Students use the statistical definition of entropy as the number of microstates that correspond to a particular macrostate. Students use several different statistical models to draw conclusions about the relationship between entropy, statistics, temperature, diffusion, and states of matter. An accompanying spreadsheet template is linked in the document. Students may need pennies and dice for this
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11th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-PS3-4
Learn Isotope Notation Periodic Table Worksheet (Randomized)
All the topics you would expect in a worksheet that covers Isotope Notation, but this worksheet changes every time you press F9.
Great for creating worksheets for independent work, or quiz make-ups or even a test.
Isotope notation consists of mass number, atomic number and ion charge. Reinforce all of those plus number of protons, number of neutrons, number of electrons, cation, anion, common isotope, and atomic weight versus common mass number.
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9th - 12th
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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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SI Unit Conversion - Self- Checking Maze - Google Sheets and Excel Versions
"Transform your SI unit conversion lessons into an engaging and interactive experiences with this Digital Self-Checking Maze activity, available in both Google Sheets and Excel formats!Designed for educators by an educator, this innovative resource brings a fun twist to learning SI unit conversions. Students navigate through a digital maze, solving conversion problems along the way. With every correct answer, they progress through the maze, receiving instant feedback and reinforcement of their u
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8th - 10th
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Also included in: SI Units GROWING Bundle - 16 Resources
Blank (line or bar) Graph
This product can be for multiple uses! It contains a numbered x and y axis, a blank heading for students to write in a title, and blank headings for axis labels.I used the blank graph for my students to graph their test scores and then mark their goal for their next test creating an accountability factor for testing.
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Not Grade Specific
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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AP Chemistry 9.1 Intro to Entropy Guided Inquiry Investigation
This is a guided inquiry investigation for AP Chemistry standard 9.1 Intro to Entropy. Students use the statistical definition of entropy as the number of microstates that correspond to a particular macrostate. Students use several different statistical models to draw conclusions about the relationship between entropy, statistics, temperature, diffusion, and states of matter. An accompanying spreadsheet template is linked in the document. Students may need pennies and dice for this activity.
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9th - 12th
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HS-PS3-4
Also included in: AP Chemistry 9.1 Intro to Entropy Guided Inquiry Investigation
Reading Isotope Notations Self Checking Worksheet
This worksheet guides students to read isotope notations and decide protons, neutrons, and electrons based on given information. The fact that isotopes can be written in different notations can be confusing--students see examples of all three 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 reading isotope notations. Students get MANY at-bats with reading isotope notations--so much so that
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8th - 12th
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Engineering Design Process - EDP - BABY YODA - STEM -
This exciting new resource will help your students realize that there is no "ONE, PERFECT, OFFICIAL" way to describe each step in the EDP. For example - "Iterate" = "Improve it" = "Make it Better" = "Redesign & Redo".... Students color each block based on what step it is. (All "Iterate" get colored dark Blue).Students will be super excited as they near completion and can start to make out a parody of BABY YODA - one of the hottest characters of 2021. BUT WAIT - THERE'S MORE: Because I used
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: STEM / Engineering Design Process BUNDLE
Sun, Earth, and Moon Word Search
This word search goes perfectly with a unit covering seasons, patterns of the Earth, Moon and Sun, moon phases, or eclipses. Use this resource for extra credit on tests, for students that finish quickly, or on those days right before a holiday break.
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4th - 10th
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Graph Daily Temperature - with handout
Lots of downloads, are there any comments or votes for me? :)
Type in the daily temperature on your computer with your students and it will automatically graph it for you as you type. You can pre-print the monthly graph for everyone in your class and they can follow along and graph with you. I use it with calendar math or other daily activities.
Great for explaining the scales of a graph and practicing accuracy in graphing and using rulers to connect lines. Look for trends in weather and a
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3rd - 6th
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Atomic Basics: Atomic Number + Structure, Periods + Groups, Ions + Isotopes
Atomic number, protons/neutrons/electrons locations, periods/rows, electron/ion calculations, mass formula, locating valence electrons, ion/isotope definitions and notations, polarity, periodic trends (Atomic radius, reactivity, ionization energy), delocalized electrons, key groups, metals/nonmetals/metalloids, significance of valence electrons + significance of groups/families/columns, and noble gas envy are topics.Please click on the preview to see the ENTIRE product.This is probably the easie
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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HS-PS1-1
, HS-PS1-3
, HS-PS1-2
Gas Law Stoichiometry SELF GRADING Google Sheet
Get your students to complete practice on gas law stoichiometry with this self-grading google sheet. Students get immediate feedback on what they have done correctly (or incorrectly).
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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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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Science: Simple Bouncing Ball Experiment With Data Table & Graph Practice
This simple experiment can be used in open inquiry by giving students three different sized balls and a meter stick so they can design their own experiments. Included (all black & white pages - easy to copy): (1) teacher reference page to give students much or little guidance.(2) pages for students to write a problem statement, hypothesis, experiment design, materials needed, procedure, data table (for independent and dependent variables), an area for a graph, and conclusion. Some Ideas F
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Not Grade Specific
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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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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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NGSS:
MS-ESS2-3
Also included in: CER Practice Bundle
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