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8th grade physical science games for Microsoft Excel
Metric Conversion Pixel Art (mystery image)
22 metric conversions for students to practice changing units in the metric system. This resource can be used by students on Google Drive or assigned to your learning management system (LMS). This product will test what your students know about metric conversion. It is self-grading to allow your learners to get direct feedback.To access you will need to allow TPT to add to your Google Drive. You will receive a folder with a complete teacher's guide, answer key, and student Google sheet.
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6th - 9th
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Series and parallel circuits review, EXCEL jeopardy-style game
This game allows students to review "simple circuit" vocabulary and practice problems including both series and parallel resistor circuits, using a answer-question, jeopardy-type model. Answers/questions involve Ohm's law (voltage, current and resistance concepts), power equations, and associated units.The game can be played during class, with student groups, or as a "remote learning" tool for students to review both qualitative and quantitative concepts, independent of the classroom setting. Th
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Optics concept and vocabulary review, EXCEL jeopardy-style game
This game allows students to review "optics" vocabulary and concepts including both concave and convex mirrors and lenses, using a answer-question, jeopardy-type model. Answers/questions involve topics including reflection, refraction, virtual and real image classification, magnification, Snell's Law and diffusion. The game can be played during class, with student groups, or as a "remote learning" tool for students to review both qualitative and quantitative concepts, independent of the classro
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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STAAR Kaboom Review Game
My students LOVE this way to review TEKS for the STAAR test. They enjoy the anticipation of not getting a kaboom, or getting a kaboom and getting the answer correct. Included is the game (minus the popsicle sticks you will make) and instructions.
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6th - 8th
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Collect it! Review of Atoms and Subatomic Particles
Add a spinner or die and a few game pieces, and a group of 2-4 students can play a card game to reinforce their knowledge of atomic structure and how to use the Periodic Table to determine the number of subatomic particles. Students arrange the 39 question cards in an oval manner and take turns spinning/rolling to move their game pieces. The student who lands on the question card should attempt to answer the question and score is kept by collecting the question cards that they each answer corr
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6th - 8th
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Lab Equipment BINGO Key
To be used with Lab Equipment BINGO (available from my TPT page)
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6th - 12th
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