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Free 10th grade science videos
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Newton's Laws of Motion Worksheet [PRINT & DIGITAL FOR DISTANCE LEARNING]
Tap into your students' interests with this FREE Newton's Laws of Motion video question worksheet (distance learning option available). In this resource, I have provided you with 3 video links. Each video explains how Newton's 3 laws of motion relate to NFL football. My students (especially my athletes) love watching these videos! I have also provided you with a guided viewing worksheet for your students to complete as they watch the video clips. I have also included a complete answer key. You
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6th - 11th
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NGSS:
HS-PS2-2
, MS-PS2-2
, HS-PS2-1
, MS-PS2-1
Also included in: Newton's Laws of Motion- Bundle of Resources [Print & Digital]
Osmosis Jones Movie Questions
These questions go along with the movie Osmosis Jones. There are 25 questions total. This is a fairly simple worksheet. It could be used for middle or high school.
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7th - 10th
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Constellations, Greek Myths, and Activities for Kids
The packet includes two separate packets that will help you teach astronomy, astrology, and the constellations (based on Greek myths) to kids. Etymology piece explains the difference between astronomy and astrology. Worksheets include review questions as they go along and read. Students can read about their own astrological sign and find similarities and differences about themselves. Star Gazer project included - kids need a Pringles can to make this.Lesson plan is detailed (see preview)
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2nd - 10th
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What is DNA and how does it work? - Animation
DNA is something that is generally seen as mysterious or difficult to understand. This 5 minute animation turns that mystery into knowledge.
The videos explains:
- DNA is a molecule
- How DNA acts like a recipe for a living thing
- How Amino acids combine to form proteins
- The importance of proteins in our bodies
- Translation and transcription
- How ribosomes read codons
- The difference between DNA and RNA
- The central dogma of genetics: DNA - RNA - Protein
This video was written for hi
Video Guide: Dateline: The People Vs. OJ Simpson, What the Jury Never Heard
Great for a substitute, or a quick introduction to everything OJ Simpson, this guide accompanies the 85 minute Dateline NBC special, which can usually be found on youtube or vimeo. Please check that you can find a copy before purchasing this guide! There is a brief discussion of the crime scene, the plethora of evidence, and the confidence the prosecution going into the case. It then shows how much of the evidence was not allowed in court, and how the defense systematically broke down the validi
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9th - 12th
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Deadliest Volcanoes: PBS Documentary Questions & Key
PBS: Deadliest Volcanoes is an Earth Science documentary featuring some of the most violent and active volcanoes on Earth. The video tells how scientists can predict when a volcano will erupt. My document involves detailed questions that students in middle or high school can fill out while watching the film. There are also after-viewing questions that will get students to analyze what they learned.
Free Video to Stream-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LB8DLqQXREM
TV PG Rating
2012
53 minutes
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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1:47
Digital Science Lessons and Interactive Notebook Video
Thinking of teaching with technology by going 1:1 with computers? Wondering how this would look like or where to start? I'll show you why you should give digital lessons a try. Not only will you save time on prep, making copies, and purchasing school supplies, you'll recognize how easy it is to implement fun, digital interactive lessons while providing students the opportunity and tools to use technology effectively. Also, don't forget to check out my other video on "How to use Digital Interact
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3rd - 12th
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0:17
FREE! Science Doodle - Solar Eclipse Foldable FREE!
*FREE* SOLAR ECLIPSE Foldable DOWNLOAD! With all the buzz about the Solar Eclipse I was so excited to make a FREE foldable for students to learn all about it! I credit NASA.gov for the amazing pictures and sketches to help explain this amazing event!Student blank and teacher key included.This product is found here: FREE SOLAR ECLIPSE Foldable!and is also attached as the supporting document to this video!ENJOY!
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2nd - 12th
Respiratory System PowerPoint Presentation
This is a 14 slides animated presentation of the Respiratory System. It covers a big variety of subtopics such as:
1. Respiratory System overview: Definition and function, nutrients transportation, O2 exchange.
2. Respiratory System parts: Lungs, Bronchi, Trachea and Diaphragm, definition and function.Hemoglobin.
3.Other functions of the Respiratory System: immune system importance, speaking.
4. Facts about sneezing and hiccups.
It also comes with hyperlinks to educational vídeos!
You can
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Generic Video Documentary Notes Worksheet
Use this worksheet when showing a video or documentary. Works great for science or other content areas.
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5th - 12th
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1:23
Digital Science Notebooks | How to use Google Classroom
★★★ FREE CANVAS TOTE BAG with purchase of any Year Unit Bundle! ★★★Thinking of teaching with technology by going 1:1 with computers? I'll show you how easy it is to implement fun, digital interactive lessons using Google Classroom! Why go Digital?My digital products ready to go and give the option to print as well (prints on 8.5 X 11 inch paper)! Interactive notebooks help bring the use of technology into the classroom. By using an instructional web tool-- Google Drive, Google Classroom, Microso
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3rd - 12th
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4:47
Newton's First Law of Motion
This is an introduction to Isaac Newton and his first law of motion, also called the Law of Inertia. Supporting documents include a handout for students and an answer key. Students may work independently if everyone has an internet connected device. If not, the video can be projected and the handout filled out as a group. This is a great way to create discussion and make sure everyone understands before moving on. This lesson supports NGSS standard MS-PS2-2. If you need it, the direct link
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6th - 10th
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FREE! 5 Worksheet Bundle for Chemistry Unit (Matter, Atoms and Periodic Table)
This is a great bundle of worksheets to be used for your first unit of chemistry. These worksheets are a great review and practice for your students. They are short, yet very comprehensive.Use them for an entrance card, or an exit card. Use them for homework. Use them in your flipped classroom. Or use them as test review. I've even included links to complete links to answer videos where I go over each question in detail.Worksheet #1 - Review of Matter https://drive.google.com/open?id=1d_EtuC9Ik5
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10th - 12th
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Crash Course Liquid Awesome Properties of Water Guided Notes
This is a guided notes and discussion page that accompanies the video by Crash Course Biology, "Liquid Awesome." The content is used with permission from Crash Course Biology and is not to be sold or resold.
Crash Course Biology videos are some of my favorites for bell work, discussions, and introduction or review of material. Guided notes help my students to keep pace with the videos, and provide a reference that they can use as a study help when preparing for assessments.
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8th - 12th
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1:38
How to make a catapult
A simple way to make a catapult for your STEM centers. Watch this short video and you'll be on your way to launching a fun hands on center.
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PreK - 12th, Not Grade Specific
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One Strange Rock SURVIVAL (Video Guide) | National Geographic
One Strange Rock: SURVIVAL (Movie Guide) Episode 5 It’s not enough for Earth to be habitable; it also has to be lethal for life to thrive. As Will Smith and former astronauts reveals, death is hardwired into everything but life has a biological superpower trade off - sex..ONE STRANGE ROCK is a 10-part series created by National Geographic in which it “explores the fragility and wonder of planet Earth, one of the most peculiar, unique places in the entire universe”. It’s the extraordinary story
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: One Strange Rock MOVIE GUIDE BUNDLE | National Geographic
Science PowerPoint use with Guided Notes Local and Global Winds Coriolis Effect
This is an 18 page PowerPoint that includes notes, graphics, embedded videos, quick review, and social studies connection. I have created a one page guided note worksheet that is set up Cornell note style for students to use with this PowerPoint as a guide and to fill-in. The guided note sheet is in a separate listing. You can facilitate this whole group or students can work independently through the PowerPoint.*** Again guided note sheet is not with this download. It is in a separate listin
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5th - 10th
Cellular Respiration and Photosynthesis
Here is a lesson about Cellular Respiration and Photosynthesis, which includes two demonstrations - oxygen emission by plants, and CO2 emission by humans.What do we breathe in, and what do we breathe out?Did you know that plants produce oxygen when there is light, but consume it when it is dark?
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Seeds and Spores - Reproduction of Plants
Why do plants need flowers?What is pollen? Pollination and fertilization, and parts of a flower. What are dormant seeds and what is germination of seeds?Why do some plants have no flowers? How do conifers reproduce?How do ferns reproduce? What are spores? Gametophyte and sporophyte stage of the seedless plants' life cycle.See the full lesson, including the starter videos at https://sharelessonresources.blogspot.com/2021/03/seeds-and-spores-reproduction-of-plants.html
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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1:55
Elephant Toothpaste: A Decomposition Lab with Worksheet
Elephant toothpaste is a lab that will WOW your students. This lab comes with procedures and background information on how to make Elephant toothpaste. You will also have a worksheet and answer key to optimize your learning experience. You can use this one lab to teach both changes in states of matter and how decomposition works. Other higher-level topics include exothermic reactions and the law of conservation of energy. Using this lab can benefit your students no matter their age. . Make sure
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3rd - 12th
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Body Systems Song
Teach the main Body Systems of the Human Body with a catchy, memorable & fun song!7 Systems in 1 minute of Song + your students will remember the catchy chorus (Skeletal, Muscular, Digestive, Excretory, Circulatory, Nervous, Respiratory, Reproductive)Make this Science class more Ejoyable with the Body Systems Song.
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K - 12th
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Why Haven't We Cured Cancer? SciShow Video Guide and Key
In this video guide, students are directed to answer questions as to why we haven't cured cancer. This video guide is a perfect fit for anyone teaching the cell cycle and cancer. For NGSS standards, this aligns with High School Life Science Performance Expectation 1-4 Cell Division. It can also be used in Advanced Placement Biology Segment 4.7 Regulation of the Cell Cycle. The video link is provided as well as a key to the video guide questions.
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9th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-LS1-4
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Nitty Gritty Science Teacher Workshop - Science Interactive Notebooks
Nitty Gritty Science Teacher Workshops are a series of FB Live videos that I began to help those who have chosen one of the best careers out there - teaching science!
This workshop’s topic is:
SCIENCE INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOKS
During this science teacher workshop, I share strategies, ideas, and tips about Science Interactive Notebooks including:
• Setting up bins for groups
• Notebook set-up
• Differentiation for multiple learning styles
• Options for note-taking (ESL, IEP and lower and h
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5th - 10th
The Meatrix Movie Guide; Sustainability, Agriculture, Environment, Economics
A short writing activity/discussion guide to accompany The Meatrix, a cartoon film series about sustainability and the American food system.
Fantastic way to get students thinking about food ethics, organics, local foods and sustainability. Copies of the movie are free online!
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6th - 12th
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- Question the world around them and seek evidence-based explanations
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- Nurture a sense of curiosity, awe, and wonder about the natural world
- Understand natural phenomena and the laws that govern the universe
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