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12th grade general science handouts for Microsoft Word
High School Science Graphing Worksheet - Making Line Graphs in Science
Use this worksheet to help your students practice making line graphs. In addition, they will have to identify both the independent and dependent variables. Hopefully, they will make the connection between the variables and their placement on the graph. There is a key provided for the teacher. There are ten line graphs for students to work with.
line graph, plot points, independent variable, dependent variable, data table, uniform scale, x-axis, y-axis
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8th - 12th
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Scientific Method Variables and Graphing Practice
Students are given six different sets of experimental data and asked to identify the variables (independent, dependent etc.). They also reinforce graphing by identifying if the data should be represented with a bar or line graph. With this information, students the create data tables and graphs for the data.
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3rd - 12th
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Rotten Netflix Docuseries Season 1 Episodes 1-6 Viewing Guides
This is a 1 page document, per episode (includes answer key) that goes in order with the film. It asks questions pertinent to the film, so it will require your students to pay attention. This is a great film for any middle/high school science or agriculture class to watch.Rotten dives deep into the food production underworld to expose the corruption, waste and real dangers behind your everyday eating habits.Buying the entire season, versus each episode worksheet separately, you save $1.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Weather Maps and Predicting Weather
Weather Maps:We check it in the morning or before we go to bed on our smartphones, TV, or internet. It’s important to us when we have an outdoor activity scheduled. It can be a buzzkill or a mood maker. But how do meteorologists predict the weather? And maybe more importantly—why are they sometimes wrong? Predicting weather is a complicated process of analysis and experience. Meteorologists use several tools to help them make the best predictions and weather forecasts. Doppler radar, sate
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4th - 12th
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Calculating Work (W=Fxd) Worksheets and Key
Calculating Work (W=Fxd) Worksheets and KeyIf you have been teaching a Simple Machines or Energy Unit, then you need to check out this three page lesson to teach calculating work. It is in three sections.Section 1: Picture QuestionsSection 2: Word Problems/with Challenge QuestionsSection 3: Charting/Graphing ProblemsAll problems are worked out and the key is included.These worksheets include the renown Triangle Method, which has been a proven problem solver for students who struggle in math.The
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Water Cycle Bag Experiment
Students will create the water cycle in a bag in groups. Worksheet is broken up into step by steps so that each child can participate in the project. After the students create the water cycle in bag, there are some questions for them to answer such as what do they think will happen to the water in the bag and what happened to the water in the bag after a few hours. Also I will be listing a PowerPoint with visuals for a step by step of what the students will need to do!
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Middle School Science Review - Life, Physical, Earth Science (5 - 9)
Help your intermediate level students prepare for their final exams as they approach the end of middle school. Topics covered in this review packet include human impact on the environment, chemistry, physical science, life science, environmental science, human body, plants, evolution, and earth science topics. Important diagrams and pictures are included so students can become familiar with connecting the pictures to the concepts.
physical science, earth science, life science, chemistry, hu
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9th - 12th
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The Eras of The Geologic Time Scale Reading and Worksheet (Editable)
This is a quick worksheet to get students to use their reading skills! It goes along with The Eras of The Geologic Time Scale article written by Heather Scoville (included in the file). This is great for introducing evolution, or studying the geological time spans of life and the earth. This is an introduction to geological time periods. There are two questions, one scaffolded note chart, and a HOT question for students to complete. Great for a quick activity, easy homework assignment, or extra
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6th - 12th
Metabolism Unit - Five 90min Lessons and Labs Bundle with Assessment
Bridge the gap between the big picture of ecology and the more precise workings of cells. This bundle includes everything you need to teach an engaging metabolism unit - perfect for a high school biology class. Two weeks worth of materials. Five topics with coordinating PowerPoint presentations and student notes handouts and two versions of the assessments with keys. Topics include photosynthesis, cellular respiration, oxygen and carbon cycles, and human impact on those cycles. Lab activities i
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7th - 12th
Gum Experiment and The Mole Concept
This is a fun experiment after the introduction of the mole concept and the students just love it.The lab will measure the amount of sugar found in a sample of gum. This value is used to calculate the percentage of dissolved sugar, the moles and the number of molecules present in the sample using Avogadro's number. A comparison is made between sucrose gum and aspartame gum.
Duration: 80 minutes
By Rebecca Kahama
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Human Brain- Read and Label Worksheet
A worksheet teaching and reviewing the major parts of the human brain and briefly addressing their functions.
Printable, Editable, Great for Homework or Classwork
Student Instructions:
Read the following information detailing the specific areas of the human brain. Using the information here, the textbook, and/or the online references cited, complete the labeling task on the second page.
In the diagram below, label all ten areas of the brain that you learned from above. Next, in each area o
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6th - 12th
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Punnett Square TEST
This assessment is designed to test students knowledge of Punnett Squares and genetics, and builds on the information tested in my Punnett Square Quiz. This assessment is 4 pages long and includes 4 Punnett Square word problems that the students are asked to complete, as well as true/false, vocabulary terms/definitions matching and short answer questions.
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4th - 12th
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The Wacky History Of The Cell Theory Editable Worksheet
Here are scaffolded notes for the TED ED Video "The Wacky History Of The Cell Theory." This video is a great video to watch when introducing the Cell Theory to your students.
Also I put the TED ED questions that were made for the video from the website. I do not take credit for those questions, but I wanted to add them as a FREEBIE! You can use these questions for group quiz, group work, individual quiz, quick discussion questions, or homework! Its up to you!
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6th - 12th
The Universe: The Moon Video Questions
The Universe Series: The Moon from Season 1 focuses on the properties of the moon, how it affects Earth and how people have explored it. The video sheet has fifteen questions and a complete answer key.
Other Universe video questions available:
The Most Dangerous Places in the Universe Video Questions
The Universe Series: Mars the Red Planet Video Questions
The Universe: Secrets of the Sun Video Questions
The Universe: The End of the Earth Video Sheet
The Universe: The Life and Death of a St
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6th - 12th
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Anatomy of the Brain Class Activity Diagram Quiz Pictures
I put together this lesson to introduce a tough teaching subject about the brain. Here is a document that includes:
1.) An outline of the brain where students color various parts of the brain to enhance visual understanding
2.) A lesson plan (with material needed) using a vegetable that will help students actually learn to identify and label parts of the brain. Cooperative activity or independent.
3.) Follow up brain quiz/diagram to check understanding
4.) A list of notes for students to have t
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9th - 12th
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Blackfish Documentary Viewing Guide Netflix
This is a 1 page document (includes answer key) that goes in order with the film. It asks questions pertinent to the film, so it will require your students to pay attention. This is a great film for any middle/high school science or agriculture class to watch. It works great with an animal rights/welfare unit.The documentary concerns the captivity of Tilikum, an orca involved in the deaths of three individuals, and the consequences of keeping orcas in captivity.[5] The coverage of Tilikum includ
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Acceleration Practice Problems
On this sheet, students will have ten word problems that deal with acceleration. Some problems have them finding acceleration while others have them find the velocity. This is a great practice before a test or as a general worksheet.
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6th - 12th
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Cell Unit (Five 90min Lesson Bundle with Labs, Activities, and Assessment)
Everything you need to teach cells in a science classroom. This bundle includes five 90 minute lessons (which can easily be split into ten 40 minute lessons) and an assessment. Topics covered include Macromolecules, Cell Theory and Cell Size, Cell parts, Cells Labs, Mitosis, and a word wall. After covering these topics with your class, review and assess their understanding with the assessment (two versions with keys included).
Your purchase includes everything you need to present these lessons
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6th - 12th
Gregor Mendel Video W/Sh (Editable)
Here is an introduction worksheet to Gregor Mendel and Genetic vocabulary video from Teacher's Pet (video link is embedded at the top of the worksheet). There are twelve questions that go along with the video, 5 review questions that students should answer after the video. There are two HOT questions, short answer response that gets students thinking about the discovery of genetics and what would happen to them if they only had half of their chromosomes.
This worksheet can be used in class, at
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6th - 12th
The Universe Series: Mars the Red Planet Video Questions
Mars: The Red Planet in the Universe Series: Season 1 focuses on the conditions of Mars, and the existence of water and life on the planet. The video sheet has twenty-two questions including an answer key.
Other Universe Series video questions:
The Most Dangerous Places in the Universe Video Questions
The Universe: Secrets of the Sun Video Questions
The Universe: The End of the Earth Video Sheet
The Universe: The Life and Death of a Star Video Questions
The Universe: The Moon Video Question
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6th - 12th
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Mitosis Reading and Review Packet -- 9 page Mitosis Packet
This Mitosis Packet is geared for middle school students and a GREAT resource for teaching Mitosis. It is full of engaging reading, analysis questions throughout and key terminology for learning about cell division. The entire packet flows together but can be divided up for multiple homeworks or reading assignments. AWESOME readings and questionsI use this packet with my middle school science classes. It can easily be geared for high school as well. Key Topics Covered....--Why Cells Divide--What
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4th - 12th
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Guided Reading: Meiosis Cell Division, Sexual Reproduction, and Nondisjunction
This series of reading passages and follow-up questions is meant to be used before or concurrent with teaching meiosis in a middle school or high school level biology course. This activity serves as an introductory activity to the process of meiotic cell division and the production of haploid gametes. Vocabulary words including asexual and sexual reproduction, meiosis, genetic variation, daughter cells, gametes, haploid, reproductive organs, chromosome, tetrad, homologous pair, sister chromatid,
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7th - 12th
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Planet Earth Video Questions: The World Biomes
BBC Planet Earth Videos: Pole to Pole, Freshwater, Deserts, Great Plains, Jungles, Seasonal Forests, Ice Worlds, Shallow Seas, and Ocean Deep. These videos from BBC cover all of the world's biomes: freshwater, marine, deserts, forests, grasslands and tundra. The marine and forests biomes are shown in two videos for each of these biomes. The Pole to Pole Video covers all of the biomes briefly in this video and is included in this set for free as an added bonus. Each of the videos listed above hav
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5th - 12th
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Sound and Waves: Science of Sound Word Search
Word Search on Sound. It was written for a physical science or physics class but it also might be useful for a music class, or just for fun. 31 Words in all directions. Partial Word Bank:Air Column Doppler Effect Medium Standing Wave Amplitude Echo Mechanical Timbre Beat Frequency Overtones Tuning ForkChords Fundamental Pitch UltrasoundConsonance Harmonics Resonance
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7th - 12th
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