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Other (ELA) laboratories for homeschool
Cake Chemistry
In this lab students will follow a recipe to measure ingredients and bake a small cake in a microwave. Students will classify ingredients by states of matter and whether each is an element, compound or mixture. Students will then use evidence to support how the batter is classified and what type of reaction takes place during the cooking process. In the final stage of the activity students apply this information to other matter properties and changes.
Aligned with Missouri Science GLEs:
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5th - 8th
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Microbiology of Pond Water
Microbiology in a Drop of Pond WaterCome explore a world invisible to the naked eye and bursting with foreign and fascinating creatures! You will scarce believe how deep you can dive into learning about a drop of pond (or any fresh source) of water! Each time you slip a slide under your microscope prepare to be greeted by delightfully alien creatures playing their part in a tiny ecosystem. Green glass like beads of spirogyra create a spiral of colour and provide food for these mini beasts. Drago
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Grades:
6th - 10th
IEP Empower | Grade 8 Ontario Science Cells Student Workbook
This material is tailored to provide a unique learning experience for Ontario's Cell Science Unit students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), moving away from the conventional question-and-response method. My product is designed with grade 8 level content but offers reduced and simplified expectations to make it more accessible.EXAMPLES OF MODIFICATIONSTopics like permeability exclude complex terms like osmosis and diffusion. Similarly, I only discuss essential organelles to highligh
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8th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Grade 8 Cells - Ontario Science Unit Student Workbook + IEP Version
Psychology My 20 favorite/hated words Language
These are not hard-core AP activities. They are just activities to help the students think a bit more about language. Hopefully the students will get a kick out of the assignment and maybe they will not take language for granted quite so much. I might use these with my Psych 1 classes as something that is just a bit fun. You might duplicate these front to back and let the kids choose whether they focus on favorite or hated words. I suppose they could be used with Language or English classes equa
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7th - 12th
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