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High school Valentine's Day algebra 2 laboratory pdfs
Coulomb's Law Inquiry Lab with Magnets
Coulomb's law requires expensive and delicate equipment. This chape and easy version is a clever and innovative inquiry lab that is appropriate for on-level, pre-AP, honors, and AP physics.
Students work in groups of 4 to determine the effect of distance on the repulsive force between two similar magnets. Disk magnets are best, neodymium disk magnets even better, but any small magnets will work.
Student express surprise at feeling the force of repulsion between the magnets. This is measured
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Inverse Function Investigation with Desmos.com
In this online investigation, students use Desmos.com as a substitute for the traditional graphing calculator to investigate properties of inverse functions. This is a great introductory activity into inverse functions as it gives students a visual understanding of what a function and its inverse can look like. In the activity, students are instructed to create a table of values for a function, create the table of values for the inverse function, and graph the line y=x. In so doing, students
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8th - 9th
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Halloween Pumpkin Crystal Growing Lab FUN Hands On Chemistry STEM Activity
Halloween FUN!!! Are you looking for an engaging, hands-on experiment to reinforce scientific process skills, chemistry and proper lab safety practices? Look no further than the "Halloween Chemistry Activity Crystal Growing Pumpkin, Bat or Ghost Lab". This AWESOME experiment includes all you need to hook your students on science- simply add Pumpkins!I do this lab the week of Halloween. The kiddos feel like real chemists as they make supersaturated solutions that leave behind beautiful crystallin
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5th - 9th
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MS-PS1-4
, MS-PS1-1
Trig Bundle
This bundle includes: Radian & Degree Measures Vizual Notes and KeyRight Triangle Trigonometry Vizual Notes and KeyA Minimalist’s Unit Circle and a “Table of Nine” Translating Periodic Functions Vizual Notes and KeyGraphing Reciprocal Trig Functions including a splash page with a link to a Desmos activity and key.Graphing Sines and Cosines Investigation (typically taught before graphing reciprocal trig functions but included last due to page orientation)Also, don’t miss Trig Functions of Sp
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Zipline Engineering Lab
In this exciting engineering lab, students will embark on a thrilling journey to design and test their very own zipline. This activity promotes:Real-World Scenarios: Students will step into the shoes of engineers hired to design a zipline for Baby’s World Amusement Park in Atlanta.Collaborative Teamwork: Each group will consist of four members, each with a specific role crucial to the zipline's success.Hands-On Activity: Students will engage in practical tasks, including setting up the zipline,
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9th - 12th
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Valentine's Heart Crystal Growing Lab FUN Hands On Chemistry STEM Activity
Valentine's Day FUN!!! Are you looking for an engaging, hands-on experiment to reinforce scientific process skills, chemistry and proper lab safety practices? This AWESOME experiment includes all you need to hook your students on science- simply add Hearts and Cleaning Powder!I do this lab the week of Valentine's day. The kiddos feel like real chemists as they make supersaturated solutions that leave behind beautiful crystalline structures. The students get to take home their own hand-made crys
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5th - 9th
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MS-PS1-4
, MS-PS1-1
Valentine's Day Science Demo - Secret Message {Acids and Bases}
This FREE science demo is perfect to use on Valentine's Day because let's face it, who doesn't love a secret message?!
This Secret Message demo shows indicators react in the presence of acids or bases. In this case, phenolphthalein is used to reveal “secret messages” that have been written using a basic solution. Demo set-up is easy and quick with long-lasting results!
Students do NOT need to have knowledge of indicators to be "wowed" by this demonstration.
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4th - 12th
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Dichotomous Key Worksheet and Classification Lesson
Looking for a quick hands-on science activity for Valentine's Day, or any day of year, to teach classification in a fun way? This fun no-prep activity does not require candy! Students will use a branching diagram, or cladogram, to classify the conversation hearts and then use the dichotomous key to color the hearts. Includes answer key.STOP AND SAVE! This product is available in my Classification of Living Things Worksheets Articles and Hands-On ActivityBUNDLE!If you like this activity, try thi
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4th - 9th
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MS-LS4-2
Matching Activity - Solving Quadratics
Three things come to mind as to why I wrote this activity...
First, students are petrified of word problems. I wrote this activity to give students experience with solving applications of the quadratic. Second, I want students to demonstrate their ability to use four different methods to solve quadratics. Third, I want students to be cognizant that they will need to decide which method is best given the structure of the quadratic equation.
There are 24 cards: 4 story cards, 4 equation car
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8th - 10th
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Introduction to Visualizing & Graphing Sine & Cosine Using Pretzels Exploration
Help students make connections while introducing the graphs of sine and cosine using mini pretzel sticks or equivalent manipulatives. Within this lesson, students will be able to interact with both the sine and cosine graphs using manipulatives such as string and pretzel sticks as they form a tactile graph in groups or individually. A thorough instruction sheet is provided to ensure all students are equipped to create their own pretzel graph. You can also substitute spaghetti, straws toothpicks
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10th - 12th
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Quadratic Functions - Introduction to graphing with Technology
I introduce my students to graphing quadratic functions using technology with this self made worksheet. My students like spending time in the computer lab, it gives them independence to try something new and they enjoy seeing the graphs be formed on the screen as soon as they type in an equation and they love getting out of the classroom! It is a lot more fun then graphing with paper and pencil.
I consider this work as a project because it is work done outside a classroom. It requires a com
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7th - 11th
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Webquest Investigation - Slope of a Line
Using a free online graphing calculator, students explore relationships between linear equations, their graphs, and the slopes of the lines. By the end of this investigation, students will discover relationships between parallel lines, perpendicular lines, and their slopes. Enjoy!
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7th - 11th, Adult Education
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Alg 2 - Finding Zeros and Points of Intersection on a Graphing Calculator
This activity is broken into seven parts. Part I: Guides students in noticing that the trace key may not locate the x-intercepts (zeros) but shows them that there is another way x-intercepts can be found. Part II: Illustrates that there are algebraic techniques that can be incorporated in finding zeros.Part III: Shows student show to use a built-in feature to find x-intercepts or zeros.Part IV: Investigates how tables can be used to find x-intercepts and/or points of intersection. Part V: Chall
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10th - 12th
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Trigonometric Functions on the Graphing Calculator - An Exploration
This activity sheet engages students in studying the general trigonometric equation y = a + b cos(cx) and making statements about the period, amplitude, y-intercept, and x-intercepts. After developing ideas with the cosine function, students make conjectures about similar sine graphs and then make a prediction of how a cosine graph would be changed to produce a particular graph.
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10th - 12th
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Population Lab: Exponential Growth and Decay
This lab is designed to give students a hands-on introduction to exponential growth and decay functions and their graphs.
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8th - 10th
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Transforming Sine & Cosine Graphs - Practice / Lesson / Worksheet
Help students learn how to graph all the transformations of the sine and cosine graphs using this interactive practice guide. The practice includes how to adjust the graph's period, amplitude, midline, phase shift and strategies for coming up with a proper scale for each tick mark on the x-axis. A comprehensive answer key is included in the packet along with some sample strategies to teach to students if needed. This lesson corresponds to AP Precalculus Sections 3-4, 3-5 and 3-6
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Transforming Sine, Cosine, Tangent, Secant, Cosecant, Cotangent BUNDLE
Graphing Sine & Cosine Investigation
Students learn so much when they discover the patterns in mathematics. This Geogebra investigation asks students to play with the values of a, b, c, and d in f(x) = a sin(bx – c) + d and g(x) = a cos(bx – c) + d individually to see the effects they have on the graphs of both sine and cosine.Students should have plotted the parent functions by creating a table of values prior to this investigation. These Vizual Notes are a great summary assignment following this investigation.If you are looking
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10th - 12th
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Microscopic Valentine's Day Cards
In this fun lab, students will produce tiny Valentine's Day Cards and use microscope skills to view them. It also comes with a fun bonus activity!
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If this is not the right Valentine's Themed Biology project for you, then maybe you would like Darwin Day Valentine's Cards. Celebrate Valentine's Day and Darwin Day 2/12 at the sa
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6th - 12th
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Vertical Motion Mouse Trap Project
Students will create mouse trap catapults from mouse traps, craft sticks, plastic spoons and duct tape. Students will launch ping pong balls and record initial height, time and distance for 9 trials. They will then find the average air time and average distance. Next, they will substitute in their average time (t), initial height (c), and end height (h) into the equation h=-16t² + vt + c and solve for v, for each of the 9 trials & average. Once they have their initial velocity they substitu
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9th - 12th
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Valentines Science Physical Science: Chemical Equations + Whack a Pack Balloons
This chemistry and physical science resource includes a fun mini lab using the Whack a Pack Valentine's day treats found at stores like Dollar Tree and Walmart. The chemistry of the whack a pack will be used to guide students through a series of guided inquiry questions involving balanced equations, conservation of mass, open and closed systems and finally, modeling a chemical reaction. This is a fun and engaging way to implement knowledge from chemical equations and balancing equations or rev
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7th - 9th
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MS-PS1-2
, MS-PS1-5
, MS-PS1-1
Valentine Science Density Lab with Claim, Evidence, Reasoning and Rebuttal
Love Potion Number 9: Stacking Colors Density Lab withClaim, Evidence, and Reasoning
VALENTINES DAY is just around the corner and I have created this lab and Claim, Evidence, Reasoning, Rebuttal scenario for students to make a secret “Love Potion” to entrance their sweetheart! Of course, this lab would also work anytime when teaching the concept of Density and the Salinity of salt water.
In this lab, students will first read an article that gives a little mythological story about Cupid and h
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Claim, Evidence, Reasoning, Rebuttal Bundle: TOP SELLER
Systems of Linear Equations - Solving by Graphing with Technology
This is a project I use in my Algebra 2 Honors classroom to help my students practice graphing a system of linear equations.. The questions for each graph are as follows:
Classify the System _______________________
Solution (s) ? if yes, write solution, otherwise, write No Solution_________________________________________
Y-intercept _____________for first line
Y-intercept _____________for second line
This project takes about 1 -2 periods in the computer lab using graphing software or a gra
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8th - 12th
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Applying Quadratics: (3) Free Falling Object Labs
Do you love hands-on activities to give your students opportunities to apply what they learn to real-world situations? Do you love the days when your students do something out-of-the-box and class "doesn't feel like a math class!" ? If you are looking at this resource, the answer is probably yes!Don't shy away if the thought of physics may intimidate you!! This lab includes an answer key and a teacher guide that walks you through these labs - no prior physics knowledge required!Lab 1: Students e
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9th - 12th
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Clinometer Activity - Application of Trigonometry
This is a hands-on activity I have my students do after introducing right triangle trigonometry (SOH CAH TOA). As motivation we discuss applications of trig such as forestry! I have a set of clinometers and 15 meter measuring tapes, but students can actually make their own clinometers with string and protractors! We do the two examples together in class, and then I have student practice using the clinometers. Then, they can go outside and take measurements of trees, buildings, flag poles, etc.
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10th - 12th
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