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Higher education basic principles lessons
Lesson Plan Bundle: Gas Laws
Gas Laws - Boyle's Law, Charles's Law, Gay-Lussac's Law, Combined Gas Law, Ideal Gas Law, Dalton, Graham, distance learning, remote learningThis unit bundle is a fantastic progression of lessons that includes everything you need to help teach your students about gas laws. Excellent diagrams as well as multiple examples are given for each day of notes. Topics are chunked for easier student understanding. Topics include: factors affecting gas pressure, Boyle’s Law, Charles’s Law, Gay-Lussac’s Law,
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Sea Floor Spreading Common Core Activity
Sea Floor Spreading Common Core Activity is a common core activity that helps students learn about sea floor spreading, mid ocean ridges, and magnetic reversals.. Students will also develop and practice higher order thinking skills.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Lesson Plan Bundle: The Mole, % Composition, Empirical and Molecular Formulas
The Mole - Percent composition, Empirical formula, Molecular formulas, DISTANCE LEARNINGThis HUGE lesson plan bundle includes everything you need to teach (and assess!) your chemistry students about how the mole is used in chemistry. With step-by-step examples and helpful animations your students will master converting between moles, particles, volume, and mass! Each lesson is “chunked” into a 40-45 minute lessons for easier teacher planning. Major topics include: History of the mole, atomic mas
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Redox Reactions: Honors Expansion Bundle
Teaching honors or a pre-AP chemistry course? This collection of lessons compliment the existing lessons found in the College Prep Chemistry Course Bundle. These lessons are modified for pacing and are designed to challenge and engage students in higher-order thinking and problem solving. Each lesson plan is chunked into 40-minute intervals for easier planning. A pacing guide that includes suggestions for both block and 40-minute period scheduling are included. The lesson planner identifies le
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Custom Bundle - A.C.
Predicting Weather Lesson with Power Point, Worksheet, and Weather Map Reading
This power point goes over how professionals use technology to predict weather. It also teaches students how to read weather maps.
Terms Included
- Forecast
- Meteorologist
- Weather Balloons
- Weather Satellite
- Weather Stations
- Computers
- Weather Maps
- Weather Service Map
- Newspaper Weather Maps
There is a notes page and activity page included. Both the presentation and the work page can be found in the zip file. There is an answer key included. The preview file is a pdf of the power
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4th - 9th, Higher Education
Air Masses and Fronts Lesson with Power Point, Worksheet, and Review Page
This is a power point presentation that covers how air masses are formed and how they move. It also covers how fronts react when they collide. Diagrams are included in the presentation to help the lesson sink in. I have used this presentation successfully in the middle school grades as well as late elementary.
Key Terms Discussed
- air mass
- maritime polar
- maritime tropical
- continental polar
- continental tropical
- prevailing westerlies
- jet streams
- fronts
- cold fronts
- warm fronts
Grades:
5th - 8th, Higher Education
Lesson Plans: The Mole
The Mole - History, converting using atoms, molecules, formula units, liters and grams, DISTANCE LEARNINGThis bundle of lesson plans will teach your students about the contributions of various scientists to defining the mole, the basic conversion factors used with converting moles into particles, mass, or volume. Two-step conversions are also included in this bundle (ex: mass to particles). Dimensional analysis is the primary method used to show how to perform these calculations. Excellent visua
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Lesson Plan: Scientific Method - Warm Up, Notes, Homework, and Demonstration
Scientific methodThis lesson plan is not your same old boring scientific method lecture. Can be used in any science related content area including: physics, chemistry, biology, or any class that a review of the scientific method is required. Review of the scientific method is brief so that students can apply their knowledge using the Coke vs. Diet Coke density demonstration. Students will be able to identify and explain each step of the scientific method, and provide examples from everyday li
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Lesson Plan Bundle: Introduction to Chemistry
Qualitative vs Quantitative Graphic Organizer for INB with editable PowerPoint
This fold-out foldable presents the differences between qualitative and quantitative data in a very simple easy to easy-to-understand format, for middle school and beginning high school-aged students. It is a great introduction and can also be used as a review. Students are encouraged to write and respond to multiple prompts while also sorting data. Two real-life examples that students can easily relate to are also used. Three graphic organizer foldables included. A blank student copy for studen
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Scientific Investigation with Qualitative vs Quantitative Data Bundle
Lesson Plan: History and Basics of the Periodic Table
Periodic Table - History and Introduction, Moseley, Mendeleev, groups, periods, trendsThis lesson plan will teach your students the history and common names of various sections of the Periodic Table. Students will also be able to differentiate between properties of metals and nonmetals. Great visuals are included in the Power Point presentation to help students learn content with ease. A suggestion for a demonstration is also given within the Power Point.This lesson plan includes:•Guided Note
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Lesson Plan Bundle: History and Trends Within the Periodic Table
Air Pressure Lesson with Power Point, Worksheet, and Review Page
This is a power point presentation that goes over what causes air pressure, how pressure is measured, plus how altitude affects density and pressure. I have used this with middle school aged students and late elementary students.
Key terms discussed:
-atmosphere
-air pressure
-density
-mass
-volume
-barometer
-mercury barometer
-aneroid barometer
-millibars
-altitude
This presentation has been kept as a pptx. file so the buyer can add or remove animations as they see fit for their classroom.
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5th - 9th, Higher Education
Introduction to Magnetism Lesson with Power Point, Worksheet, and Lab Activity
This lesson is an introductory lesson to the discovery, properties, and interactions of magnets. It includes a worksheet and an activity. This lesson is designed for late elementary through middle school grades.
Key Terms Include:
- magnet
- magnetite
- magnetic pole
- magnetic force
- magnetic field
- magnetic field lines
Both the power point presentation and the worksheets can be found within the zip file. The answer key is at the conclusion of the worksheets. Feedback is always appreciated
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4th - 9th, Higher Education
Lesson Plan: Accuracy, Precision, and Scientific Notation
Accuracy, Precision, Scientific notationThis lesson plan will teach your students the differences between qualitative and quantitative observations and measurements. Students will also be able to convert numbers into scientific notation. Emphasis on how to enter scientific notation into a calculator is also included. Power point is colorful, professional, and clear. Great power point animations will allow your students to follow this lesson with ease.Includes:•Bell Ringer (Warm Up)•Guided No
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Lesson Plan Bundle: Introduction to Chemistry
Electric Current No Prep Lesson with Power Point, Worksheet, and Web Activity
This lesson goes over the basics of an electrical circuit and what goes on inside that circuit. The worksheet follows the power point presentation and the web activity takes the students to an only simulator where they can experiment with a circuit. This lesson is designed for late elementary through middle school.
Key Terms Include:
- electric current
- ampere (amps)
- electric circuit
- conductors
- insulators
- voltage
- voltage source
- resistance
- ohms
All the files can be found within
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5th - 9th, Higher Education
Energy in the Atmosphere Lesson with Power Point, Worksheet, and Review Page
This is a power point presentation that introduces how heat is transferred through our atmosphere. I have used this presentation in grades 6th, 7th, and 8th along with some early high school groups.
Key terms discussed:
-electromagnetic waves
-radiation
-visible light
-visible light spectrum
-infrared radiation
-ultraviolet radiation
-scattering
-greenhouse effect
The file has been left as a pptx. file so the buyer may add or remove animations as they see fit. The presentation and the work pa
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5th - 9th, Higher Education
Layers of the Atmosphere Lesson with Power Point, Worksheet, and Review Page
This is a power point presentation that goes over the four main layers of Earth's atmosphere. I have used this presentation in upper elementary as well as middle school classrooms.
Key Terms:
troposphere
stratosphere
mesosphere
thermosphere
ozone layer
ionosphere
exosphere
This document has been left as a pptx file so they buyer may add or remove animations as they see fit. Both the presentation and work page can be found in the zip file. There is an answer key included with the document. The
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4th - 9th, Higher Education
Fossil Fuels Lesson with Power Point, Worksheet, and Review Sheet
I have used this presentation from late fifth grade through early high school. This presentation covers what fossil fuels are, why they are combustible, the main types of fossil fuels, and how we obtain them.
The terms defined in this presentation are:
- fossil fuels
- non-renewable resources
- combustion
- hydrocarbons
- coal
- coal mining
- oil
- oil drilling
- natural gas
- fuel demand
The presentation has been left as a pptx. file so the buyer may add or remove animations as they see fit.
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5th - 10th, Higher Education
Lesson Plan: Kinetic Molecular Theory of Solids (KMT)
States of Matter - Kinetic Theory of Solids, Intermolecular forces, Sublimation, Melting, Ionic Solids, Molecular SolidsThis lesson plan includes one 40-minute lesson on the kinetic molecular theory of solids. The lesson includes a warm up activity that reviews the KMT theory of liquids and the concept of boiling point and elevation. The Power Point covers the important aspects of KMT, sublimation, types of solids, and melting. These lesson plans are colorful, easy to follow, and are sure to kee
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: BUNDLE: States of Matter - Kinetic Molecular Theory and IMFs
Lesson Plan: Kinetic Molecular Theory of Liquids (KMT)
States of Matter - Kinetic Theory of Liquids, Intermolecular forces, Vapor Pressure, Evaporation, Boiling PointThis lesson plan includes two 50-minute lessons on the kinetic molecular theory of liquids. The first lesson includes a warm up activity that reviews the KMT theory of gases. The Power Point covers the important aspects of KMT, evaporation, and KE distribution. The second lesson reviews the information from lesson one in the warm up and the Power Point discusses the relationship between
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: BUNDLE: States of Matter - Kinetic Molecular Theory and IMFs
Light and Optics - Text and Exercise Sheets
Light is the kind of energy that makes it possible for us to see. Without light there would be no life on earth. Green plants use the sun’s light to grow and produce food. In this process they produce oxygen, which we need to breathe. Without plants there would be no animals or food.
Contents : 10 pages
-Introduction
-Sources of light
-Nature of light
-Electromagnetic waves
-How light behaves
---Reflection
---Refraction
---Scattering
-Colour of light
-How light is measured
-Exercises
-Key
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Electric Charge and Static Lesson with Power Point, Worksheet, and Activity
This lesson goes over the basics of positive and negative electric charge. It also covers how charge can be transferred in the form of static electricity. The worksheet follows the presentation and acts as a notes page.
Key Terms Include:
- protons
- electrons
- electric force
- electric field
- electric field lines
- static electricity
- Friction
- Conduction
- Induction
- static discharge
All the files can be found within the zip file. The answer key can be found at the conclusion of the wo
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5th - 9th, Higher Education
Evolution unit - adaptation, variation, evidence and graphing-Student handouts
6 consecutive lessons with activities!Student handouts with learning intentions, success criteria, summative wrap-ups.Independent work, partner work, group work, whole class.Summative and formal assessmentsStudents will be able to construct an explanation based on evidence that describes how genetic variations of traits in a population increase some individuals’ probability of surviving and reproducing in a specific environment. Analyze and interpret data for patterns in the fossil record that d
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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NGSS:
MS-LS4-3
, MS-LS4-1
, MS-LS4-2
, MS-LS4-5
, MS-LS4-4
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Google Slides - Evolution unit - adaptation, variation, evidence and graphing
6 consecutive lessons with activities!Independent work, partner work, group work, whole class.Summative and formal assessmentsStudents will be able to construct an explanation based on evidence that describes how genetic variations of traits in a population increase some individuals’ probability of surviving and reproducing in a specific environment. Analyze and interpret data for patterns in the fossil record that document the existence, diversity, extinction, and change of life forms throughou
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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NGSS:
MS-LS4-3
, MS-LS4-1
, MS-LS4-2
, MS-LS4-5
, MS-LS4-4
...
Introduction to Evolution - PowerPoint Lesson and Student Notes
This 43-slide PowerPoint lesson on Evolution begins by introducing the concept of evolution. It then covers what a scientific theory is, and the evidence for evolution before introducing natural selection, biodiversity, adaptation, and other mechanisms for evolution. The lesson closes with an overview of human influences on natural evolution. There are 9 videos embedded in the PowerPoint. Simply start the slideshow and click the image and it will automatically open in your browser. The lesson co
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Also included in: Introduction to Evolution - 5E Lesson Bundle
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