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High school basic principles scripts for GATE
ACT Science Practice Chromosomes and Inheritability Worksheet
I wrote this practice passage as like the ACT practice passages are for Science Section. I catered it towards my current unit in Biology on Genetics- specifically chromosomes, inheritability and meiosis. The answer key and some ACT Science tricks are included on the last pages. The blue star is only on the preview file. The original download file you get with purchase is simply the document without any stars on it.
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8th - 12th
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Sir Isaac Newton: A Reader's Theater Script
Use this play to introduce students to the life of English Scientist, Sir Isaac Newton. Great, too, for a review activity if you are doing a unit of study on gravity, motion or prisms.Part of my Ms. Bie Ografee Talk Show Series of plays, Sir Isaac Newton is a guest on Ms. Bie Ografee's Talk Show. Newton shares information about his life and contributions he made in science with her studio audience who ask questions which he answers. I always include questions about a "guest's" childhood and sc
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5th - 9th
Photosynthesis; A Dramatic Reading
A short play that can be read out, acted, modified by pupils to encourage the learning and understanding of photosynthesis. This is aimed at KS3, but works equally well with KS4, especially if you encourage the pupils to improve the content to cover what they are expected to know (with key terminology such as limiting factors, nutrients etc).
This play has been showcased at educational conferences, widely shared amongst teachers, and was published as part of the Guardian newspapers' Summer Crea
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7th - 10th, Higher Education
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Four Lessons on Teaching Dramatic Elements Illustrated by Hamlet
These four lessons prepare students to understand the elements and structure of drama, particularly Hamlet. It includes a glossary of dramatic and poetic terms, types of characters and their actions,script, theme, dramatic conflicts, hero typology, setting, plot, ethos, tone, hubris, character flaw, nemesis and fate.
One lesson explains how the poetic devices in dialogue intensify meaning, irony or bathos.
The lesson contains three exercises at the end whereby students can identify and apply wha
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10th - 12th
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Edward Jenner and the Gossip of Milkmaids (A Science Play)
EDWARD JENNER (1749-1823) was an English country physician who established the initial concepts of preventive medicine by using vaccination to ward off disease. This short play dramatizes the breakthrough moments in his search for a weapon to fight the
terrible scourge of smallpox. Playscript contains full set, stage, costume directions along with useful staging tips.
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4th - 9th
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Creating Graphs of Data Quizzes
This document has 2 quizzes included. One is at a lower cognitive level than the other to allow for differentiation or 2 different quizzes as students get better at graphing.
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Graphing Practice Bundle
Measurement Challenges - Gifted / Differentiation
These "Measurement Challenges" can be used for science centers and/or for enrichment for gifted students. The challenges include units of measurements that are not often used and other ideas that might not have been covered in the regular curriculum. The challenges are ideas for projects, but the product is not specifically specified. Students can choose how they'd like to present their work. A work log is included, which has students document how they are progressing in their projects and us
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6th - 9th
Matter/Basic Chemistry Unit- Part 10
This is basic matter and chemistry information. Each part is a couple days to a week long worth of activities. Students can use this as a flipped classroom lesson.
These can be adapted from 4th-9th grade I would say since science depending on state will hit many of these terms for state testing. Adapt to fit your kiddos. Don't forget to come back to see the other parts to create a full unit!
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4th - 9th
The Great Orbital Escape
Use this resource during Astronomy to help students discover the idea behind orbits and revolutions. This resource is aligned with NGSS and can be used during the Explore phase of the Astronomy Unit. This lab requires some supplies such as water balloons, string, eye hooks, tennis balls, ping pong balls, and bouncy balls, although the materials can be altered to what you may already have in your classroom.
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6th - 9th
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Properties of Matter Choice Menu
Let your students show their creative side with this choice menu. It's great for gifted and talented kids! This can also be used as a center where the students only choose one of the menu options.The menu has options for the following topics:Elements and CompoundsMetals, Non-Metals, and MetalloidsDensity
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6th - 9th
Understanding the Atom Study Guide Worksheet
One page editable worksheet can be used as a preview, review, assessment, etc. Define-Matter, Atom, Nucleus, Proton, Neutron, Electron, Spectral Line, Energy Level, Electron Cloud, Element, Atomic Number, Mass Number, Isotope, Average Atomic Mass, Ion.Understanding Concepts1) Illustrate an atom. Include protons, electrons, and neutrons. 2) Compare the mass, location, and charge of the three basic particles of an atom. 3) List Dalton’s three observations. 4) Illustrate Thomson’s, Rutherford’s, an
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7th - 12th
FREEBIE Sentence Stems for Student Discourse
Adapted from many many sources and Tweets by Dr. Emma Mitchell (@emmaphysics on Twitter). Laminate and tape these onto Ss’ tables for them to refer to during class discussions! These sentence stems will help to shape the conversation so every Ss voice is heard as they fill-in-the-blanks.Examples of What to ask when you’re trying to …confirm, agree, and review:Another thing I noticed is ___What you said matches our experiment because __clarify and seek understanding:Can you give an example? What
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Implications of the Drake Equation
Created by SETI scientist Frank Drake, the Drake Equation is a hypothetical determination of the number of intelligent civilizations in our galaxy capable of communicating with Earth. Each of the eight variables in the equation have interesting implications. Originally designed as a note taking exercise, this lesson plan has numerous links to the sciences and the humanities.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Lighten up!
Uncover the science behind how we light our world! A fascinating introduction to some common lighting technologies, including LEDs, fluorescent bulbs, neon light and more.
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9th - 12th
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