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7th grade basic principles lectures for Google Apps
The Discovery of DNA: A Hands-on Exploration of the Investigation into Genetics
Discovering the molecule of heredity was not something that happened overnight or by one scientist. This lesson leads students through a timeline of scientists that made key impacts to the investigation. The presentation is meant to be used alongside the hands-on labs (each time it is time to pause for a lab there is a divider slide with the lab name).Labs included: DNA extraction, Discovering nucleotides, Bacterial transformations, Paper chromatography, and Build a DNA model.Scientists included
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7th - 9th
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Thermal Energy Google Slides with Pear Deck and Guided Notes
In this lesson, students learn about thermal (heat) energy and how it relates to the movement of particles and kinetic energy. They practice comparing the thermal energy of objects with different temperatures and masses. After completing this lesson, students should be able to answer the following questions:How are energy and temperature related?How does temperature affect particle movement?How does mass affect thermal energy?Topics covered- energy, thermal energy, atom, molecule, particle, in
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5th - 8th
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NGSS:
MS-PS3-4
, MS-PS3-5
Also included in: Matter and Energy Google Slides & Guided Note BUNDLE *5 Lessons*
Light Absorption Presentation and Labs
A fun way to investigate light absorption - a short presentation and THREE LABS! This product includes a short, colorful presentation in both PDF and Google Slides forms (with notes for your reference). It also includes a lab book with three labs that students will love: gummy bear light experiment, painting with filtered light lab, and glow in the dark activity. It is a great addition to any lesson on light.
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Investigation of Light
Cells & Cell Theory (Lesson & Labs): Middle School Science
This fun, gif-enchanced, lesson on Cell Theory is designed to visually engage all learners! The lesson slides come with a matching student note packet to provide scaffolding and success for all learners.Included in this lesson are two laboratory investigations: Microscope Slide Investigation & Cheek Swab InvestigationThis lesson addresses:Cell TheoryMulticellular & Unicellular OrganismsLiving ThingsBacteria & VirusesLaboratory Investigations utilizing microscopesSuggested Pacing: 5-7
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6th - 8th
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NGSS:
MS-LS1-1
Law of Conservation of Energy Google Slides with Pear Deck and Notes
In this lesson, students explore more deeply the concept of the law of conservation of energy. They learn about how energy is measured and examine how the total energy in a closed system remains unchanged. They also explore energy transformation examples in everyday life while citing evidence to support the law of conservation of energy. After completing this lesson, student should be able to answer the following questions:How is energy transformed from one form into another?Where can we observ
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5th - 8th
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NGSS:
MS-PS3-2
, MS-PS3-5
, MS-PS3-1
Also included in: Matter and Energy Google Slides & Guided Note BUNDLE *5 Lessons*
A Cell in Review: A Hands-on Microscope Lab and Short Presentation
In this short presentation and three part hands-on microscope lab students will review the cell. This has been designed as a transition into genetics - getting students to review their previous knowledge about cells and connect it to the molecule DNA. In the lab, students will check out cells of elodea (an aquatic plant), their own cheek cells (animal cells), and onion cells (which allow for some staining and visualization of the nucleus).Students will have a blast reviewing the cell and connect
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6th - 8th
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Mendel, Punnet, and Heredity - A Follow Up Lesson to "What is a Trait"
Learn about Mendel's famous experiment through the experiment itself. This version of the experiment requires no additional materials besides the workbooks and no lengthy set up. Students use the Punnet squares on the workbook to determine the next generation phenotype and genotype. This lab requires movement around the classroom - which means students will not be bored. A short presentation, half of which is to be provided prior to lab, will introduce students to the topic and the scientists be
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6th - 8th
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Weathering and Erosion Google Slides with Pear Deck and Guided Notes
In this lesson, students learn about the forces that tear down and build up the Earth's surface. The Google Slides and printable guided notes and editable and can be adjusted to fit your needs. After completing this lesson, students should be able to answer the following questions:What processes break down and build up Earth's surfaces?What causes physical weathering?What causes chemical weathering?Topics covered- natural forces, weathering, erosion, deposition, physical or mechanical weatheri
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: NGSS The Earth Unit Bundle Google Slides with Pear Deck & Guided Notes
The Application of Temperature in Food Science
In this unit, students will learn about:- Heat transfer- Specific heat capacity- Conduction, Radiation, and Convection- Temperature vs. Heat- Freezing Point Depression- The Science of Ice CreamThe resource includes:- 2 presentations (one about heat and the other about freezing) - In PDF slides (with lecture notes)- 2 laboratories - Investigating heat transfer with s'mores - Using freezing point depression to make ice cream in a bag
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6th - 8th
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Conductivity Lab: Electrolytes
Ever wonder why electrolytes are always emphasized in sports drinks? In this resource you can introduce your students to electrolytes, give real-world examples of how ions work in the body, and test the conductivity of different solutions to drive the point home. A colorful and informative presentation is included along with a lab worksheet.Have a ohms meter? This is a great lab for you!
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6th - 8th
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Writing a Scientific Hypothesis EDITABLE Google Slides and Docs
Are you looking for a way to engage your students as you outline creating a scientific hypothesis using If... then... format? This is the product for you!This purchase includes an EDITABLE Google Slides outlining all the steps, functions, and examples to guide your students into creating testable statements before their labs. Also included is an EDITABLE outline style skeleton note sheet. Check out the bundle option which includes the doodle note options that connects seamlessly to this resource
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5th - 9th
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Also included in: Writing a Scientific Hypothesis EDITABLE Google and Doodle Notes BUNDLE
History and Introduction of the Light Spectrum
Delve into the interesting history of how we discovered the science of light! Students get to learn about the people behind the history and how scientists build upon previous works. And how some scientific debates can get quite dramatic - like the arguments between Hooke and Newton regarding light.In this product, you get an in depth presentation regarding the full history of optics (the study of light) in both PDF and Google Slide forms (with notes for your reference). As well as an activity th
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Investigation of Light
The Science and History of Infrared Radiation
Don't just talk about infrared as part of the electromagnetic spectrum - learn about the history of how it was discovered, the science of infrared, and how we use infrared radiation every day.This product includes a presentation which includes the complete story of how Sir Frederick William Herschel thought to look for radiation he could not see in the visible spectrum (which is normally glossed over in other shop's resources). The presentation is available in both PDF and Google Slides forms -
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Investigation of Light
Matter and Energy Google Slides & Guided Note BUNDLE *5 Lessons*
This unit contains 5 lessons and was designed to cover the standards from 7th grade NGSS. Each lesson includes:Google Slides with Pear Deck interactive questions throughoutInteractive Guided Notes (Google Slides)Printable Guided Notes (Google Doc)These presentations includes interactive Pear Deck questions throughout. Pear Deck is free for teachers and easy to use. It improves engagement through interactivity, participation, and increasing comprehension. You can use Pear Deck live in your class
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5th - 8th
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Measurements of Matter Google Slides with Pear Deck and Guided Notes
In this lesson, students will explore the importance of knowing and using the correct measurement system. Students review the Metric System and the US Customary (Imperial) System. Student then learn the difference between mass and weight. After completing this lesson, students should be able to answer the following questions:What is the U.S. customary system of measurement?What are the differences between the metric and English systems of measurement?What is the difference between mass and w
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6th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ESS1-2
, MS-PS1-4
, MS-ETS1-1
Why Is The Sky Blue?
Learn about John Tyndall (the man who proved why the sky was blue) and the science behind the phenomenon. Included in this product is:- a short presentation (with notes for your reference)- a teacher demonstration to showcase the science behind the color of the sky- a teacher demonstration to showcase the impact of reflection of particles in the airThis is a great addition to any study of light and students love it! Great for teachers who like to wow the students while they learn.
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Investigation of Light
Physical Versus Chemical Changes Google Slides with Pear Deck and Notes
In this lesson, students learn the difference between physical and chemical changes and the different types of phase changes of matter. They review common chemical and physical properties of matter and learn to recognize substances that have gone through physical or chemical changes. The lesson ends with a practice activity that has students identify processes in nature that represent physical and chemical change. After completing this lesson, students should be able to answer the following ques
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6th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-PS1-4
, MS-PS1-2
, MS-PS1-1
Flame Test for Alkali Metals
Want a physical science lab that will stay with your students and provide a visual for electron movement between atomic orbits? This is it!A flame test can be a student lab with supervision or a teacher demonstration. The lab is short and can be completed in 45 minutes. The presentation is only three slides long, provides the necessary information, and allows time for the safe completion of the lab. In this resource you will have:- Mini-presentation covering the basics of the science behind the
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7th - 9th
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Measurement and Lab Equipment - Science Skills
This Google Slides presentation is part of the first science unit of the year. It introduces students to the basics of measurement and essential lab equipment for the science classroom - triple beam balance, graduated cylinder, metric ruler, and thermometer.Interactive links embedded in the slides allow students to gain extra practice using each piece of lab equipment virtually.A great introduction to using lab equipment and measurement in middle school!
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5th - 8th
Boiling Point Investigation
Need a presentation and lab for understanding boiling point? Here it is! This is a simple presentation and lab which provides students an understanding of what it means for a liquid to boil, what affects boiling point, and the trend of boiling points on the periodic table. In the lab students will investigate the old wives' tale that if you put salt in water it will boil faster. Safety considerations should be kept in mind, but materials for this lab are very accessible and inexpensive. Make lea
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7th - 9th
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Calorimentry and How Food Fuels Our Bodies
A simple, exciting lab and presentation gets students excited about energy transfer. You get a 14 slide presentation which takes students through what calories are and how they fit into our diet (with an emphasis that number of calories that we need changes throughout our lives and is different for each person). It is a great transfer between physical and life science units.
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6th - 8th
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States and Properties of Matter
Understanding the states of matter is critical for every science learner. Beyond that, science learners must also explore the changes that matter can undergo via temperature changes and heat transfers. The included Slides provide an overview of these topics with text, images, and a gif.
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6th - 12th
Scientific Process - Step Guided Case Study About Bees - Digital Science Lesson
Enjoy this unique scientific process digital lesson utilizing a newly published study about bees to learn how scientists go through the process of doing their work! This article talks about one study that looks at the bee pollination issue caused by the declining bee population worldwide. Use this real world relevance to highlight how scientists make progress by using the scientific process across all fields. Guided framework each step along the way ties the article to the scientific process thr
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7th - 9th
Physical Properties Google Slides with Pear Deck and Guided Notes
In this lesson, students will explore the various physical properties of matter. They are introduced to the difference between an intensive and extensive properties. There is a short video explaining various properties and how they are measured. After completing this lesson, students should be able to answer the following questions:Name and explain the two types of physical properties.How are physical properties used to describe substances?How are physical properties used to compare and classi
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6th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-PS1-4
, MS-PS1-2
, MS-PS1-1
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