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Heat Transfer Vocabulary Notes for Convection, Conduction, and Radiation
These scaffolded notes double as graphic organizers while students preview, discover, summarize, or review definitions and examples of convection, conduction, and radiation. This science activity aligns with vocabulary from Virginia Science SOL Standard 6.3b.
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5th - 7th
Free Food Chain Card Game
This free download includes 21 cards of varying images and the remaining cards have food chain vocabulary. These cards can be used at any age. I use them with kindergarten but vocabulary cards make the activity applicable to the higher grades.
There are 4 pages of cards with 8 cards per page, ready to laminate and use with students.
I include the vocabulary terms:
Plant Eating (herbivore)
Meat Eating (carnivore)
Plant and Meat Eating (omnivore)
Producer
Decomposer
Consumer
Primary Consumer
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K - 8th
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Cells Guess Who? Game
This is a quick, fully editable, game to review cells.
I divide the kids into small groups & we play using white boards. No white boards? No problem! Simply place white printer paper in page protectors & the kids can write on those.
This is great for the last 10-15 minutes of class or to review before a test or quiz.
Your download will include:
-directions
-58 slides in a Q & A format
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Cells Concentration Game
Cells Slap Game
Cells Tabo
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4th - 10th
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Cars Down a Ramp Friction Lab
This is an experiment for students dealing with friction, force, and motion. It will take students through each step of the scientific method. The students will be using a binder and matchbox car to discover how friction effects how far a car will go. They will make a car go down a binder, measure, and record how far it went. Then, they will put the car down the ramp again using sandpaper, wax paper, and bubble wrap. These results will be recorded. The students will finish by making a conclusion
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3rd - 7th
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Elephant Toothpaste Science Experiment K-5
K-5 Students create a chemical reaction in small groups or individually. Great experiment for teacher demonstration.
A precise mixture of Hydrogen Peroxide, dish soap, yeast, and food coloring creates a fountain of thick foam that pours our of a bottle or tube.
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PreK - 6th
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Scientific Method: Identifying Independent & Dependent Variables
Unlock the World of Variables with My Engaging PowerPoint Resource!Intuitive and Interactive Learning Tool: This free PowerPoint/Google Slide Deck is expertly designed to introduce and practice the concept of identifying independent and dependent variables in a scientific context. It offers a clear, straightforward approach to understanding manipulated and measured variables, making it an ideal resource for students beginning their journey in scientific inquiry.Key Features:Real-Life Scenarios:
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Scientific Method and Metric System Bundle + Ice Breakers
Scientific Method PowerPoint and Notes
Make learning the scientific method fun and easy by keeping it simple with these scientific method notes and powerpoint! Key concepts include steps of the scientific method, independent variable, dependent variable, constant and control. The Scientific Method Made Easy includes a scientific method ppt, 3 sets of scaffolded student notes, and a colored poster/ mini anchor chart.Includes- Scientific Method ppt (fixed and animated/ editable)- 3 sets of scaffolded notes for students- colored poster
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Scientific Method Activity Bundle
Blood Spatter Detectives Lab
This fun and exciting lab allows students to work in teams of 3 or 4 to determine how changing the distance effects how a drop of blood falls. This lab provides practice with identifying variables and graphing as well as an interesting introduction to forensics. You will notice a rubber stamp icon on the lab sheet. My students know that this means that they must receive a rubber stamp of approval of their hypothesis from me before I will let them proceed with gathering their materials. I play ho
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6th - 10th
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Water Cycle Worksheet
Students cut vocabulary words, evaporation, condensation, and precipitation and glue them into the correct box on the worksheet.
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1st - 3rd
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Osmosis Jones Movie Questions
These questions go along with the movie Osmosis Jones. There are 25 questions total. This is a fairly simple worksheet. It could be used for middle or high school.
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7th - 10th
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Testable & Non-Testable Questions Scientific Method FREEBIE
Do your students struggle with finding a testable question for a project? This mini-lesson is packed with examples to teach the difference between a testable and a non-testable question. Perfect for helping students develop science project ideas!Included in this product:PowerPointNote and Practice SheetAnswer KeyThis freebie is a snapshot of a larger product in my store: Scientific Method Bundle - Powerpoint, Notes, Practice & Task CardsYou may also enjoy the following products from my stor
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5th - 7th
Chemical and Physical Properties and Changes sorting cards
This a set of 40 small cards that I created to use with an interactive notebook. On each card is either a property or a change that can be classified as chemical or physical. These can be used in a variety of ways.
•Without telling them the goal of the lesson, have students group items without giving them guidance. See what categories they come up with to generate discussion. Use this as an intro into the properties of matter and chemical and physical changes.
•Give each student a card then d
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7th - 10th
CER: CLAIM, EVIDENCE AND REASONING - PPT AND NOTES- FREE!!
"Unleashing the Power of CER: Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning: A Sample Lesson for Teachers" Calling all science teachers! Are you ready to take your teaching to the next level with an engaging and effective approach to scientific writing? Look no further! Introducing "Unleashing the Power of CER: Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning," a FREE sample lesson designed exclusively for teachers like you!Unlock the potential of CER and transform your students into critical thinkers and skilled scientific wr
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6th - 8th
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MS-ESS3-3
Science Notebook Foldable 3 States of Matter
This foldable creates three flaps. Each flap represents a different form of matter. There is a description of a property of each form to be glued under the flaps. Examples could also be written under the flaps. This could be glued into a science notebook or just on a separate sheet of paper.
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1st - 4th
"Save Fred" A fun edible lesson on Variables and Writing Lab Reports
In this fun edible lesson, students work in teams to save their gummy worm from drowning. After completing the challenge they must then identify the Independant and Dependant variables. They will also be able to complete a basic lab report using the information from their experience.
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4th - 9th
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Parts of a Plant and Their Function Lesson Plan and Materials
Aligned with Next Generation Science Standards: LS1.A: Structure and Function.
In this lesson, students will use a multi-sensory approach to explore the structure and function of the 3 main parts of a plant: root, stem, and leaf.
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K - 1st
States of Matter Foldable/Cut & Paste Activity
This is a foldable/cut & paste activity that can be used as an introduction to learning about states of matter or as a study tool for your students.
Warm Up: BrainPop, Jr. - States of Matter or Changing States of Matter
Materials:
- Construction Paper
- Scissors
- Glue
- Pencil/Marker
Instructions: (as teacher models)
1) Fold your construction paper hot dog style (long ways).
2) Make two evenly spaced cuts towards the crease along ONE side of your paper. You should now have three flaps;
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1st - 4th
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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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Series vs. Parallel Circuits PowerPoint Animation
This is an original PowerPoint animation that demonstrates the different between a series circuit and a parallel circuit. It shows both the standard circuit symbols, as well as pictures, complete with batteries, light bulbs, and wires. The animation shows what happens when a bulb is removed from each circuit, demonstrating that a complete loop (circuit) is necessary in order for current to flow. The slides can be modified if the user wishes to add more bulbs, etc. Thanks! Michael Guarraia
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3rd - 10th
Living and Non-Living Things Powerpoint Presentation Lesson
This presentation Lesson Plan has 12 slides covering the following topics:
Living and Non-Living Things, Energy Use, Sexual Reproduction, Asexual Reproduction, Cells, Response to Stimuli, DNA, Growth and Development.
My PowerPoint presentations have been made to be both informative and visually stimulating for all students. My students enjoy receiving information and discussing new topics using this presentation. (compared to reading textbooks, lectures, or copying information off of the board
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Introduction to Gravity
What keeps us on the earth? Why do objects fall down? Why can't I jump to the moon? These a simple questions, with complicated answers. Kids have a knack for asking questions that are hard for teachers to explain. Here is a book that explains the in's and out's of gravity. It is so simple a preschooler can understand.
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PreK - 2nd
Scientific Notation Student Notes
These notes coincide with the Scientific Notation PowerPoint that is also available. They allow students to build an understanding of what positive and negative coefficients mean, how to decide which coefficient to use, and how to multiply and divide numbers in scientific notation through comparison and practice. This lesson has worked well in my classroom to teach and review the basics of scientific notation.
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7th - 12th
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Animal and Plant cell organelle structure and function
Power point of animal and plant organelle structure and function.
plasma membrane Barrier between outside and inside of cell
Semi-permeable - made of phospholipids and proteins
cell wall Rigid structure outside the cell membrane
Provides structure/support for plants, fungi & bacteria - made of cellulose, porous, not selective
Nucleus Leader - control center of cell
Contains instructions for making proteins
houses chromatin (blue prints) or strands of DNA
Assembles ribosomes from subunits
Fo
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4th - 12th
Physical Properties of Matter Worksheet
*Make sure to choose enable editing once downloaded to fix formatting problems.
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4th - 5th
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