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Martin Luther King Day science simulation interactive whiteboards
Earth Animated Teaching Globe 3D Models for Whiteboards or Smartboards
Earth Animated Teaching Globe in 3D pdf. Great Earth Day activity! This is a 3D digital model pdf file, where you can manipulate the globe to move and rotate in 3 dimensions with the touch of a mouse! Completely interactive! Great to put up on a Smartboard, Promethean Board, or on a touchscreen computer. Better than a real globe, because you can change this virtual globe to show different views...physical, political, night lights, even Pangaea. Fun way to learn to about our planet. Kids will hav
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The 5 senses and the nervous system
This resource is an EXE file containing interactive simulators that will help teachers explain science content.Teachers, use our interactive simulators in your lessons, improve performance and increase student engagement.This file will run until 31/12/2024Contact: +55 2197226-4519
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5th - 12th
6 Investigations: How does learning happen? (Based on Brain Rules!)
During the first week of school, before I start digging into inquiry, I like to illuminate how I use brain research in my teaching-- no matter what content or process is. The easiest way to show students the rationale behind everything from homework to dancing about chromosomes is to prove it to them.
John Medina wrote a book entitled "Brain Rules" that serves as the basis for this series of investigations. Within each investigation, we explore the inquiry process, look at data from Medina's we
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6th - 9th
Anatomy
This resource is an EXE file containing interactive simulators that will help teachers explain science content.Teachers, use our interactive simulators in your lessons, improve performance and increase student engagement.This file will run until 31/12/2024Contact: +55 2197226-4519
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6th - 12th
Learning Circuits Worksheet - electricity and circuits
Learning Circuits is a free web resource to learn about the basics of electricity and circuits. Designed for children ages 8-10 it can be used for homework, to support a lesson or a tutorial. Based on the UK National Curriculum it is structured in six sections: Electricity basicsSimple circuitsSymbols and componentsSwitchesChanging circuitsInsulators and conductorsThe full Learning Circuits website contains interactive exercises for each of the sections above. The worksheet here can be completed
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3rd - 4th
Weather Chart Builder
Weather Chart BuilderA fun, different way to start each with your class. Let the kids choose the date and year and build up a whole weather scene by dragging in trees and animals. Watch how the different seasons affect the whole scene.Let your imagination take you places❄ Watch how the scene changes as you toggle through the different seasons ❄ Decorate the chart with animals, worms, butterflies and more ... ❄ Make it snow in winter ... or summer❄ Dry autumn? Make it rain, and rain some moreRevi
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PreK - 4th
Theory of Continental Drift Lesson and Activity
This smart notebook includes a bellwork slide with puzzle pieces, as a lead in to continental drift. It has guiding questions for the students. It then shows all the continents, with markings such as fossils, mountain ranges, glacial striations. The continents are separate pieces and can be moved around and rotated to fit together. The goal is to create Pangea and try to fit the continents together. This is a great station or whole class introduction or summary activity to continental drift
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9th - 10th
10+ 3D -benzene Structures
Teaching online is a tough job especially if the subject is not a software.So, I have created several 3d tools which can assist online teachers to do their work easily and intuitively.You can embed these tools to PowerPoint, MS word etc. seamlessly.Note: These tools only work only with office-365, so upgrading is essential and doubly assure that you are using office 365.These tools give teacher a 3D space to explain the concept remotely.Checkout power-point demo herehttps://youtu.be/MaesmecpzHUy
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Day and Night-Interactive Lesson
Students will:
1. understand that the spinning of Earth around an imaginary axis (rotation) results in day and night,
2. compare shadows at various time of the day,
3. analyze models displaying sunlight on Earth in a 24-hour period.
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
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K - 2nd
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Protein synthesis interactive PowerPoint animation : Teachers edition
This is a fully animated PowerPoint of protein synthesis. It starts with from the basics of protein structure using the examples of two types of hair. There is an overview of the entire process followed by a detailed animation of transcription and translation. Students can proceed at their own pace and easily understand an otherwise complex process (accounts for the 20 000 YouTube hits on the of the video version of translation.} The Teacher edition is fully editable. Michael Clark
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8th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Solar System Planets 3D Graphics for Smartboards or Whiteboards
Solar system Planets - 3D pdf. This is a 3D pdf file, where you can manipulate your solar system to move and rotate in 3 dimensions with the touch of a mouse! Completely interactive! You also can change lighting effects, colors, etc. with the 3D tools! Great to put up on a Smartboard or whiteboard. Fun way to learn about the solar system. Kids will have so much fun moving the planets around. Kids will learn about our solar system in a new and high tech style. You can use the 3D digital models i
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PreK - 2nd
Animated Simple Worm Gear and Worm Wheel STEM 3D Digital Model
This is an animated 3D digital model file that shows the workings of a simple worm drive for STEM classes to project on a whiteboard or Smartboard. Important engineering concept. A worm drive is a gear arrangement in which a worm (which is a gear in the form of a screw) meshes with a worm gear (which is similar in appearance to a spur gear). The two elements are also called the worm screw and worm wheel. The terminology is often confused by imprecise use of the term worm gear to refer to the wor
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6th - 12th
Inference Crime Scene Analysis and Report
Students become detectives with a given case. You must create the crime scene. Students will work on inferencing skills, generating questions from different perspectives, and write a summary and defend their claim with evidence from their report.
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5th - 8th
Animated Spiral Bevel Gears 3D STEM Digital Model for Whiteboards
This is an animated 3D digital model pdf file that shows the workings of a spiral bevel gear drive for STEM classes. Important engineering concept. The preview shows the animation in action. You can pause animation, change colors, zoom in, rotate in 3D, etc. Created with professional 3D rendering software, this high quality simulation can also be used as clipart. You can also screen shot it in various positions to make posters for your STEM classroom. Great way to incorporate technology into you
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6th - 12th
Skeleton 3D Digital Model for Smartboards or Whiteboards
Skeleton or skeletal system visual graphic. A 3D digital model pdf file, where you can manipulate your skeleton to move and rotate in 3 dimensions with the touch of a mouse! Completely interactive way to study the skeletal system! You also can change lighting effects, colors, etc. with the 3D tools! Great to put up on a Smartboard. Fun way to learn about the skeleton. Kids will have so much fun moving the skeleton around. You can use the 3D digital models in a 1:1 classroom by putting the file i
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Not Grade Specific
Weather Front Prezi
This is a Prezi Presentation on Weather. This Prezi includes how air pressure is affected by moisture, elevation, and temperature. It then zooms out of the map to view the U.S. with all types of weather fronts on it. Then it zooms in to the three main weather fronts and tells all about them! It includes a cold front, warm front, and stationary front. This is an amazing way to teach weather year round!! All you have to do is skip to the place you want to teach in relation!
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7th - 8th
Structure of DNA
This resource is an EXE file containing interactive simulators that will help teachers explain how the structure of DNA determines the structure of proteins that carry out essential vital functions through specialized cellular systems.Teachers, use our interactive simulators in your lessons, improve performance and increase student engagement.This file will run until 31/12/2024Contact: +55 2197226-4519
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6th - 12th
Water Molecule White board Manipulative
This pack contains models of water molecules . The models range in size from 20 molecules on a single page , to one single large molecule . This pack also contains non-polar and polar molecule models. These models can be used to show :- Water states of matter - Solubility-Hydrogen bonding- pH - Acidic Vs Basic solution- and more **For a More Detailed Explanation watch the video below **https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XeNs8jcxkY&feature=youtu.be
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8th - 11th
Molecules and atoms (interactive simulations)
This resource is an EXE file containing interactive simulators that will help teachers explain science content.Teachers, use our interactive simulators in your lessons, improve performance and increase student engagement.This file will run until 31/12/2024Contact: +55 2197226-4519
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6th - 12th
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MS-PS1-1
Lunar Phases Part 2: Waxing vs Waning and Shifting Perspectives
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In this visual 2-day lesson, students are challenged to determine what the moon would look like both from our perspective on earth, and also out in space, with a constantly shifting sun.
First, students pick apart the words waxing and waning and learn some tricks from the earthly perspective, and practice identifying the moons. Then, they broaden their fields and imagine they are in outer space, watching the moon move and "look" at where the illumination hits now.
With step by st
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6th - 8th
Molecules and heat (interactive simulations)
This EXE file (for Windows) is designed for science teachers to show models that predict and describe changes in particle motion, temperature, and state of a pure substance when thermal energy is added or removed, using high definition simulators.Teacher, use our interactive simulators in your classes, improve performance and increase student engagement
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6th - 9th
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MS-PS1-4
The Cell Membrane-Interactive Lesson
Students will:
1. review cell parts,
2. explore the role of the cell membrane including diffusion, osmosis, active transport and facilitated diffusion.
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 fr
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6th - 8th
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Volume Tracker!
This is a Sound Tracker for your class to see your class volume! It has a gauge too that can show different levels of sound! It also has a number for the loudness of your class that will slowly go down when the class is quiet!
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Not Grade Specific
Lunar Phases Part 1
The lunar phases are typically hard for students to learn, mostly because they are really hard to visualize. Thus, I created a simulation using styrofoam balls stuck on pencils to help students see exactly why the moon "changes shape." This lesson focuses on the integration of diagramming, keen observation, and logic. As students rotate, diagram and discuss, they begin to understand how our perspective determines everything.
In a later lesson, we explore what the moon looks like from "above" o
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5th - 8th
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