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Black History Month biology Common Core 6.SP.B.5c resources
Finding Mode of a Data Set - Black History Month Biography Puzzle Math Worksheet
Incorporate Black History Month in your math classroom with this worksheet for finding mode of a data set!How it works: This worksheet has a biography of a Black or African American scientist/mathematician. It requires students to find the mode of a data set and cross off their answers in a table. The letters that remain at the end reveal the name of the person described in the biography!This resource features the biographies of Warren Washington and Kizzmekia Corbett.What you get: Two versions
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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Math & History: Black Sports Pioneers - Lesson Plan / Presentation / Worksheet
Keywords: Black History Month, Math, Social Studies, Sports, Athletes, Jackie Robinson, Baseball, Football, Basketball, Olympics, African American, Multiplication, Division, Fractions, Percent, Statistics, Google ClassroomCelebrate Black History Month with an engaging lesson plan that blends math with the inspiring stories of seven trailblazing sports athletes! This resource, designed for grades 5-8 math and easily adaptable for social studies, is packed with activities to captivate your student
Grades:
5th - 8th, Adult Education, Staff
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Best Ever Bird Beak Lesson
Students will enjoy participating in this engaging exploration that helps them understand the diversity of the animal kingdom and the concept of adaptation. They will mimic the feeding habits of birds with various types of beaks to learn how species have adapted to their environments. Options allow the lesson to be extended through the grade levels from primary to middle school and into math, technology, and engineering for a full S.T.E.M. experience.
Grades:
K - 6th
NGSS:
3-LS4-3
, 3-LS3-2
, 3-LS3-1
, MS-LS4-6
Break Out: Photosynthesis carbon cycle escape room
Photosynthesis break out escape room by Kathy Applebee
Students must use what they know about photosynthesis and the carbon cycle to open the boxes.
Package includes clues, directions, reflection questions and exit ticket, online resources, graphic organizer for data collection of the virtual lab players will need to complete, standards in math and science and editable rubric.
Content area: life science, biology, photosynthesis, plants, botany; Recommended Ages/ target audience: Middle and h
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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Excel Graphing Pulse Rate Comparison
Does your curriculum include a study of the circulatory system? This Pulse Comparison Excel double-bar graph project can be an engaging way to:* integrate technology, math, and science* introduce, extend, or enrich a math or science topic of study* introduce or practice creating sheets and charts using Excel* give students a chance to make connections across the content areasStudents will be encouraged to wonder… Would the time of day and what we were doing affect our pulse rates?Pulses will be
I Like That! Interdisciplinary Science Mini-Unit
This FREE, interdisciplinary mini-unit is all about how perception, emotion, and cognition shape our preferences. The Gist: Students will conduct experiments and analyze real scientific data as they learn about themselves. They'll learn how our eyes and brains interact to determine what we like and dislike, and apply this knowledge to fish research and the art of character design.Driving Questions:What makes humans and other animals perceive something as beautiful?How does the way our brain proc
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