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7th grade physical science lessons for SMART Notebook
Wave Interactions - Refraction, Reflection, Diffraction & Interference
A Beginning SMART Notebook Lesson on Wave Interactions with matter including the definitions and differences between reflection, refraction, diffraction and interference. Compares how these differ in mechanical and electromagnetic waves. Includes images, linked video clips, animation and a review science song from YouTube. Must have Smart Notebook software to run.
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5th - 9th
Weathering Erosion Deposition Landscapes Smartboard Notebook Lesson
This Smartboard Notebook presentation Lesson Plan has 42 slides on the following topics:
Weathering, Erosion, Deposition, and Landscapes, Weathering, Physical Weathering, Chemical Weathering, Soil Formation, Erosion of Sediments, Erosion by Water, Velocity of Streams, Erosion by Wind, Erosion by Ice, Deposition, Deposition Factors, Sorting of Sediments, Deposition by Wind, Deposition by Gravity, Deposition by Glaciers, Continental Glaciers, Glacial Features, North American Continental Glaciatio
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Minerals Rocks Resources Smartboard Notebook Presentation Lesson Plan
This Smartboard Notebook presentation Lesson Plan has 24 slides on the following topics:
Minerals, Rocks and Resources, Minerals, Luster, Streak, Crystal Structure, Hardness, Mohs Scale of Hardness, Cleavage, Density, Rocks, Igneous Rocks, Igneous Rock Formation, Igneous Rock Classification, Sedimentary Rocks, Sedimentary Rock Characteristics, Sedimentary Rock Classification, Metamorphic Rocks, Metamorphic Rock Classification, The Rock Cycle, Natural Resources, Alternative Energy Sources
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Earths Crust Earthquakes Smartboard Notebook Presentation Lesson Plan
This Smartboard Notebook presentation Lesson Plan has 31 slides on the following topics:
The Earth's Crust, Earthquakes, Measuring Earthquakes, Mercalli vs. Richter Scale, Seismic Waves, An Earthquake's Epicenter, Earthquake Origin Time, The Earth's Layers, Earthquake Shadow Zones, Earthquake P-wave Shadow Zones, The 'Ring of Fire', Seismic Hazards, Volcanic Hazards, Continental Drift, Evidence from the Oceans, Plate Tectonics, Plate Boundaries, What Moves the Plates?, Hot Spots
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Chemical Bonding-Interactive Lesson
Students will:
1. understand how elements form chemical bonds, and the role of electrons in bonding,
2. understand why atoms are stable and unstable,
3. identify properties of elements in the periodic table,
model the formation of covalent bonds.
Each page invites your learner to interactive with the subject to engage the information. Lessons use audio, animation, virtual manipulatives and other engaging experiences. Our Lessons are compete with a lesson plan and a companion quiz so you can q
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6th - 8th
Voltage, Current and Resistance-Interactive Lesson
Students will:
1. define and compare and contrast voltage, current and resistance,
2. experiment with the relationship between electrical quantities,
3. understand and make calculations using Ohm’s law.
Each page invites your learner to interactive with the subject to engage the information. Lessons use audio, animation, virtual manipulatives and other engaging experiences. Our Lessons are compete with a lesson plan and a companion quiz so you can quickly prepare and evaluate your learners’ p
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6th - 8th
Periodic Table of Elements Lesson
A lesson designed to teach middle schoolers about the Periodic Table of Elements. The lesson introduces students to the organization of the table. What information is found on the table and how it can be used. There are notes, a link to a song, a brainpop, several practice slides, several question review, and an exit slip to assess student mastery.
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5th - 8th
Forces and Motion-Interactive Lesson
Students will:
1. recognize that a change in speed and direction is caused by a force,
2. understand that a force is a push or a pull motion,
3. recognize that the greater the force, the greater the change,
4. recognize that the more massive an object is, the smaller the change,
5. recognize that some things move too slowly or too quickly to observe.
Each page invites your learner to interactive with the subject to engage the information. Lessons use audio, animation, virtual manipulatives an
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6th - 8th
Newton's Three Laws of Motion-Interactive Lesson
Students will understand and explore Newton’s three laws of motion.
Each page invites your learner to interactive with the subject to engage the information. Lessons use audio, animation, virtual manipulatives and other engaging experiences. Our Lessons are compete with a lesson plan and a companion quiz so you can quickly prepare and evaluate your learners’ progress.
To use these lessons you will need a free viewer from SMART Technologies™ called SMART Notebook interactive Viewer. Here i
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6th - 8th
Nuclear Reactions-Interactive Lesson
Students will:
1. compare and contrast chemical reactions and nuclear reactions,
2. identify and describe fusion and fission,
3. understand forms of radioactive decay.
Each page invites your learner to interactive with the subject to engage the information. Lessons use audio, animation, virtual manipulatives and other engaging experiences. Our Lessons are compete with a lesson plan and a companion quiz so you can quickly prepare and evaluate your learners’ progress.
To use these lessons yo
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6th - 8th
Earths History Smartboard Notebook Presentation Lesson Plan
This Smartboard Notebook presentation Lesson Plan has 25 slides on the following topics:
Earth's History, Uniformitarianism, Law of Superposition, Original Horizontality, Igneous Extrusions, Igneous Intrusions, Folds and Faults, Fossils, Correlation of Rocks, Correlation of Rocks Example, Geologic Time Scale, Evolution of Life, Life and The Atmosphere, Past Geologic Events, Radioactive Dating, Half-Life, Decay-Product Ratio, Selecting the Best Radioactive Element for Dating a Sample
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Properties of Waves Smart Notebook Lesson
Teach our students about the three types of waves and a comparison of their characteristics of wavelength, frequency and amplitude while defining the types of mechanical waves and if they need a medium to travel. Complete with sound effects, embedded video clips, additional links for resources on transverse and longitudinal waves as well as review video and classroom diagram activity. As a bonus, there is a drag and drop image activity for the interaction of waves at the end for review. All r
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5th - 9th
Compounds, Molecules, and Mixtures Lesson
This lesson discusses the following objectives:
-Define and differentiate molecules, compounds, and mixtures
- Explain what is a chemical bond
- Read and understand a chemical formula
The smartboard file includes notes for students to record in their journals, examples, video clips, a brainpop, song, practice slides, and review questions at the end to check for student mastery.
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5th - 9th
INVESTIGATING THE PERIODIC TABLE WARM-UP ACTIVITIES
Are you looking for a few good starter activities to begin lessons on matter, atoms and the periodic table? This seven slide smart notebook file goes from a basic introduction and investigation of the information on the periodic table to identifying the mystery element by navigating your way through the table, adding, subtracting and dividing atomic numbers, numbers of protons, group numbers, valence, electrons, etc. Introductory activities also include breaking down boxes on the periodic tabl
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7th - 10th
Mixtures and Solubility-Interactive Lesson
Students will:
1. compare and contrast homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures,
2. identify the components of a solution,
3. identify the solvents and solutes of some common solutions,
4. explore saturation and the effect of temperature on solubility.
Each page invites your learner to interactive with the subject to engage the information. Lessons use audio, animation, virtual manipulatives and other engaging experiences. Our Lessons are compete with a lesson plan and a companion quiz so you c
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6th - 8th
Electromagnets-Interactive Lesson
Students will:
1. discover how to create electromagnets,
2. how the strength of an electromagnet can be altered by changing elements such as the number of coils or the strength of the electric current,
3. recognize how electromagnets differ from permanent magnets,
4. identify examples of where electromagnets are used in daily life.
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6th - 8th
Physical Changes and Chemical Reactions-Interactive Lesson
Students will:
1. understand chemical reactions,
2. differentiate between chemical reactions and physical changes.
Each page invites your learner to interactive with the subject to engage the information. Lessons use audio, animation, virtual manipulatives and other engaging experiences. Our Lessons are compete with a lesson plan and a companion quiz so you can quickly prepare and evaluate your learners’ progress.
To use these lessons you will need a free viewer from SMART Technologies™ ca
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6th - 8th
Acids and Bases-Interactive Lesson
Students will:
1. compare and contrast the properties of acids and bases,
2. identify common examples of acids and bases,
3. understand how pH paper can be used to identify acids and bases.
Each page invites your learner to interactive with the subject to engage the information. Lessons use audio, animation, virtual manipulatives and other engaging experiences. Our Lessons are compete with a lesson plan and a companion quiz so you can quickly prepare and evaluate your learners’ progress.
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6th - 8th
Conductors and Insulators-Interactive Lesson
Students will:
1. review the parts of a simple circuit,
2. understand the meaning of the conductor and insulator,
3. identify whether particular solids and fluids are conductors or insulators using virtual experiments,
4. understand why conductors conduct electricity and insulators do not,
5. recognize that good conductors of electricity tend to be good conductors of heat.
Each page invites your learner to interactive with the subject to engage the information. Lessons use audio, animation, vi
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6th - 8th
Magnets-Interactive Lesson
Students will recognize magnets and learn to describe the poles, properties and uses of magnets.
Each page invites your learner to interactive with the subject to engage the information. Lessons use audio, animation, virtual manipulatives and other engaging experiences. Our Lessons are compete with a lesson plan and a companion quiz so you can quickly prepare and evaluate your learners’ progress.
To use these lessons you will need a free viewer from SMART Technologies™ called SMART Noteboo
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Sound Waves-Interactive Lesson
Students will:
1. understand that sound is a vibration that travels in waves,
2. understand frequency and amplitude,
3. understand how frequency and amplitude define the pitch and loudness or softness of a sound,
4. recognize how and why frequency and amplitude change the characteristics of sound waves,
5. observe and understand the Doppler effect.
Each page invites your learner to interactive with the subject to engage the information. Lessons use audio, animation, virtual manipulatives and o
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6th - 8th
Motion: How to Graph Motion - NOTEBOOK Gr. 5-8
**THIS is a SMART Notebook Version**
View this video by copying this link and pasting it into a web browser: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqUhcgFEEMI
For understanding How to Graph Motion of Motion, this chapter mini provides curriculum-based content in the form of reading passages, before you read and after you read questions. Also included are printables, vocabulary flash cards, video, audio and interactive activities. Our content meets the Common Core State Standards and are written to Blo
Grades:
5th - 8th
Intro to Earth Science Scientific Method Smartboard Notebook Lesson
This Smartboard Notebook presentation Lesson Plan has 15 slides covering an Introduction to Earth Science, the steps of the Scientific Method and a Scientific Method example.
My presentations have been made to be both informative on curricular topics and visually stimulating for all students. 100% of my students prefer to receive and discuss new topics via Notebook/PowerPoint (compared to reading textbooks, lectures, or copying information off of the board). I have found that this method works
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Force and Friction-Interactive Lesson
Students will:
1. understand what friction is and how it can affect motion,
2. explore how balanced and unbalanced forces affect an object’s motion,
3. examine example of friction in everyday life,
4. understand when friction is useful,
5. explore ways that friction can be reduced.
Each page invites your learner to interactive with the subject to engage the information. Lessons use audio, animation, virtual manipulatives and other engaging experiences. Our Lessons are compete with a lesson pl
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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