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Kindergarten math laboratories for Microsoft Word and for homeschool
Physical properties of matter review using pennies Mass, Volume, and Density Lab
Physical properties of matter review using pennies to find mass, density, and volume.
Supplies
You will need many pennies for this lab
15 each of 1981 and older ones and 1983 and newer ones per group.
Triple balance beam per group or a central few
Small graduated cylinder approximately 50mL
I did this with my 6th grade science class, it give them a hands on comparison that density is different from volume and that density of the same materials stays the same no matter the weight.
Stu
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6th - 12th
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Solving Systems of Equations by Substitution Station Rotation
A Hands-On Approach to Solving Systems of Equations by Substitution. This activity helps students to really understand the substitution method by having them physically replace a variable with its equivalent value.
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8th - 10th
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Calculating Speed Experiment & Practice using ramps, marbles- Scientific Method
Use the Scientific Method to determine and practice calculating speed using the formula: Speed= distance/ timeProblem: How does the incline of a ramp affect the speed of a marble rolling down it?Materials:Track (4 meter sticks placed on the floor to act as a track)Ruler (the ramp)3 ramp set-ups1 marbleTimerThis activity pairs nicely with:Calculating Speed Practice Task Cards (15) Speed, Distance or Time EDITABLEAND it is part of the following BUNDLE:Introduction to Motion and Calculating Speed
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5th - 8th
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Concept Comparison: Graphs in Science (Categorical vs Numerical)
How do scientists use graphs? This concept comparison helps students contrast bar graphs, pie charts and line graphs created from categorical and numerical data. The recall device uses DRY MIX and TRAILS as acronyms to help Ss remember how variables are plotted on a graph, and standard format for a graph. The frame comparison helps students contrast rate of change, slope shape and written relationships of functions (y vs. x; y vs. x^2; y vs. 1/x, and so on). THREE (3) activities are included:ha
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6th - 12th
NGSS:
HS-ETS1-3
, MS-ETS1-3
Also included in: StayGiant Physics Bundle: Measurement
"Watts Your Power on the Stairs?" Quick lab calculating work and power
This lab activity has students compare the work and power they have while walking and running up a flight of stairs. This is a pretty common lab activity, but I just could not find a student handout that had exactly what I was looking for. So, I made this one and hope you will try it out and let me know how it goes!
Students will have to measure the distance and time of each trial, and use the work and power formulas. They will also identify the independent variable, dependent variable, cons
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6th - 12th
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NGSS / NYSSLS Aligned Marble Roll Challenge Graphing Lab with Key / Lesson Plan
Looking for a time-saving, standards-aligned science hands-on resource to teach graphing? Explore our "Marble Roll Challenge Lab" – NGSS and NYSSLS-aligned lesson that includes a lesson plan and an answer key! Elevate your middle school science class with this engaging hands-on activity that requires the easiest supplies! Teach variables, data collection, and graphing effortlessly. Unlock success with this ready-to-use, time-saving resource today! Key Benefits:Time-Saving Lesson Plan: Our compr
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7th - 10th
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Unit Conversion (Unit Factor Method) Challenge Stations
I believe unit conversions / stoichiometry / dimensional analysis is one of the most important skills to master. It is so useful in real life, whether traveling internationally, cooking, building, sewing, etc. After the 50th worksheet and word problem, I decided to make activities and stations for my students to practice unit conversions. Each station is set up for a different “real life” scenario that could involve unit conversion. You can modify the scenarios to fit the materials you have, but
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Physical Science Bundle
Slime Lab - Scientific Method
Students will work through the steps of the Scientific Method in order to recreate the example of the slime. Students will understand the need to revise their hypothesis based on the results they get.
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8th - 12th
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Astronomy Planets Size and Scale 4 Labs Middle School Science
Are you teaching your students the planet’s size, density, and tO distance from the sun? This interesting hands-on project will motivate your students to learn and apply math concepts to science.This product contains1. Directed Reading2. 2 Mini Labs3. Lab A Compare the size of planets to the size of certain objects in the real world4. Lab B Pennies and Coke Cans (One of my all-time favorite activities)5. Walking to the Rocky Planets (Get your students outside, active, and review math skills)MA
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8th
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NGSS:
MS-ESS1-2
Also included in: Astronomy light, planets sizes , space rocket and sun tracking
Chemistry End of the year outside measuring lab High School review
Are you looking for a way to motivate your high school chemistry students, here it is!! During the last days of the year take them outside to work in groups to review measuring and estimating skills. Just print and goThis lesson contains1. Students will estimate 2. Perform the actual measurements3. Compare English and MetricMaterialsMeter stick Thermometer Graduated cylinder Large beaker
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Metric and Measuring labs
Horizontal Projectile Motion PHET Simulation
This assignment helps walk students through conceptual and mathematical understanding of horizontal projectiles. The students will use the PHET simulation to help check their answers and visually see the projectile's motion. Enjoy, and I hope this helps your class! You can print this out or upload it to your website for students to type in their answers.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Environment The Effect of Salt on Brine Fish Hatching Inquiry Lab
The objectives of this experiment are for students to acquire the ability to design a scientific experiment using dependent and indepent variables.They will also practice collecting data and drawing scientific conclusions. Brine shrimp eggs are a suitable subject for these experiments and can be used for many years, making them an excellent choice for science fairs and teaching osmosis, scientific methods, and ecology. The lab involves determining the ideal environment for hatching brine shrimp
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8th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-ESS3-4
, MS-ESS3-3
Chemistry Molarity fun lab using Kool aid and word problems High School Science
Are you searching for no-prep, editable dilution calculations practice, in print, to engage students in solving for molarity and volumes using the dilution equation? Students can complete dilution calculations with a favorite drink Kool-AidMaterialsUsually, we would use more accurate measuring techniques, but we can’t drink out of lab equipment Three 1-cup liquid measuring cupsDigital mass scaleSpoonKool-Aid drink mixWater Calculations using the dilution formula (M₁V₁=M₂V₂) to solve for concentr
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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NGSS:
HS-PS1-5
Also included in: Chemistry High School Fun Molarity and Solutions Labs problems
Airborne Bacteria Lab: Calculate # of Bacteria in Room: NGSS: Distance Learning
In brief, this lab requires students to calculate the number of airborne bacteria in the classroom. They are given a conversion factor (50,000 bacterial cells per cubic meter), and must brainstorm what they need to know and the materials they will need. They then design a protocol to calculate the number (by accurately measuring the dimensions of the room, and applying a volume formula, LxWxH). To conclude, they average class data, and answer analysis questions. There is a link to an article
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5th - 12th
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NGSS Introduction to the Science and Engineering Practices
This Lab activity is designed to introduce students and teachers to how NGSS wants to explore the science and engineering practices.This very engaging activity will introduce your students or staff of how to engage people using the 8 scientific and engineering practices.This activity can be done in 2-3 regular days or 2 block periods.If it is used to train students or staff, it may take 1 to 2 weeks.There are directions and rubrics within the lab to check for understanding.
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7th - 11th, Higher Education, Staff
Gummy bear lab/ hypothesis, object volume, graph interpretation lab
This interactive lab for middle school and high school students teaches students how to create a correct hypothesis, prove or disprove the hypothesis using the scientific method, correct use of lab tools like graduated cylinders, triple beam balances, how to calculate density, and how to read and understand data charts. The lab uses the properties of gummy bears to teach these Key concepts. This lab can be used in its entirety over four class periods or can be broken into four separate smaller l
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6th - 9th
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Isotopes and Average Atomic Mass
The fictional element, nailonite, is central to this inexpensive laboratory activity. Other than a balance, the only material required for this activity is a sample of 10-25 total nails of three different sizes for each lab group. Each nail in the sample represents one of the three isotopes of the element. This simulation allows students to actually measure the mass of each of the three isotopes, and, after calculating the relative abundance of the isotopes in the sample, calculate the average a
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9th - 12th
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Paper Plate Solar System Scale Model STEAM Activity
Inexpensive and ingenious! Using household objects as reference materials (I.E.: paper plates, coins, paper cups, and K-cup pods), Ss design and decorate a solar system scale model with the Sun, Venus, Earth, the Moon, Jupiter and Uranus.Scientists are investigating how a newly discovered planetary system may have formed, based on our knowledge of our own Solar System. To do better this, ask Ss to reduce the Solar System to walkable distance, a one to ten billion scale of the sizes of the Sun an
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5th - 9th
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NGSS:
HS-ESS1-4
, MS-ESS1-2
Scientific Method Lab: Skittle Colors (editable and fillable resource)
These skittles labs are a fun and engaging way to have students learn about the scientific method. It 's easy for the student to figure out the lab process.Lab contents:1. Skittle Colors Lab:A. Question: Which color skittle is most common in a fun sized package of skittles?B. Developing a hypothesisC. ProcedureD. Post-Lab Questions
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3rd - 8th
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Engineering Chemistry The Great Ice Cube Melt Physical Change Lab
Students design and create containers that will keep one standard-sized ice cubes in their solid form for a set period of time. The winner is the person who creates the container that keeps the ice cube solid for the longest period of time. Ribbon Templates are included for first, second, and third prize After the actual "Great Ice Cube Melt" students will analyze what worked and what did notTake the classic STEM challenge to the next level. Question Can you build a better cooler that can hold
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7th - 10th
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NGSS:
HS-ETS1-2
, HS-ETS1-3
Measuremania! - NGSS & NYSSLS Aligned Stations Activity
Dive into the world of scientific measurements with our captivating "Measurement Exploration Lab - MEASUREMANIA" designed specifically for middle school students! This engaging and hands-on lab not only makes learning fun but also aligns perfectly with NGSS (Next Generation Science Standards) and NYSSLS (New York State Science Learning Standards) for 8th grade collaborative science.Key Features:✅ Easy/Cheap Materials for Easy Setup: With items used such as a ping pong ball and just basic measur
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7th - 10th
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LAB ACTIVITY: ATOMIC STRUCTURE
This lab is a fun and easy way to demonstrate a few concepts concerning atomic structure namely the modern view of the atom (simplified) and Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle. the students will need only the provided target diagram and a pen, though they may go through several pens. I used the cheap pens with the fine points. You can use cheap markers just make sure you have enough of them as the tips tend to break. Use fine tip markers this reduces the amount of splatter that can occur. Th
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7th - 12th
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Graphing Unit
This unit contains 5 separate graphing activities. In the first activity, student create a bar graph of the depths of different oceans and answer follow-up questions. In the second activity, students collect tally colors of m&ms and use this data to create a bar graph and answer questions. In the third activity students create a bar graph of the diameters of the planets and answer related questions. In the fourth activity, the laboratory activity, students record the temperature of hot water
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3rd - 9th
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Cell Membrane: Egg Lab
This is a great lab for students to conduct in order to see how the cell membrane of an egg works. Over the period of a week students place the egg into three different liquids in order to see if the cell membrane will allow the liquid into the egg. Students record the mass and circumference of their egg in order to gather evidence for their final conclusion. At the end of the lab, students have to use the NGSS format of claim-evidence-reasoning in order to support their answer. I have modif
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6th - 10th
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