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High school basic principles handouts for Microsoft Word
Geologic Time Scale Scavenger Hunt
Students will use the Geologic Time Scale as a resource to answer the questions about earth's history. There are 13 questions, copy of a time scale, and answer key. Students will explore extinctions, periods, eras, glaciation and order of life on earth.
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6th - 9th
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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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Sound and Light Wave Review
A simple worksheet I use in class for reviewing sound and light waves. Simple vocabulary and wave anatomy is presented. Worksheet is suitable for elementary or high school although it would probably be overly simplistic for a high school physics course except as a pre-test. Satisfies CA Physics Standards 4a, 4b,and 4d. Created by Rob Whitbey.
Keywords: Wave, Sound, Light, Wavelegth, crest, trough, longitudinal, tranverse.
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5th - 10th
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Middle School Math and Science Graphing Practice - Middle School Line Graphs
Use this resource to help your middle school math and science students learn and practice how to make line graphs as well as identify the independent and dependent variables. Move beyond bar graphs! There is a teacher key provided and eight graphs for practice.
line graph, plot points, x-axis, y-axis, independent variable, dependent variable
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5th - 9th
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Minion dichotomous key classification worksheet
This is a dichotomous key classification worksheet featuring the minions. It has 8 minions to classify.
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5th - 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
Types of Chemical Bonds 'Drill' Sheet
This worksheet is meant to help students understand the difference between ionic, metallic and covalent bonds by showing a molecule containing two elements. Students then have to determine of the three types of bonds would most likely exist between them. There is no equation balancing involved and bonds may not exist in this form in nature. This is a simple drill-oriented worksheet to ensure students understand the concepts of bonds.
I use the worksheet with my Integrated Science students who d
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7th - 10th
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Scientific Method Vocabulary Quiz (Study Guide and Puzzle / Science / Lab / ELA)
VOCABULARY BUNDLE (10 SCIENCE QUIZZES) – CLICK HERE!This study guide and quiz are for an introduction or review on the SCIENTIFIC METHOD for grades 5-10. The focus is on 20 key terms and the quiz can easily be changed into a simple review assignment as well.1) Study Guide - includes the definitions of 20 terms connected to the Scientific Method such as: dependent variable, hypothesis, theory, qualitative data, SI System, and more.2) Quiz w/ Answer Key - 30-question vocabulary quiz mixes betwe
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5th - 10th
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Also included in: SCIENCE VOCABULARY QUIZ BUNDLE #1 (10 QUIZ & GUIDE SETS! / 200 TERMS!)
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
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
Experimental Design Practice Problems
This worksheet has several experiments and investigations in which students must determine control and experimental groups, as well as independent and dependent variables. Students also have to evaluate some of the investigations for validity and discuss how an experiment could be improved. Students must also discern what questions can be answered through science.
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7th - 10th
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Density calculation & analysis worksheet Sink or Float
One page worksheet with answer key. Students calculate density, mass or volume using the other two values and determine if substances will float or sink in pure water at 4C.
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5th - 12th
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Changes in Matter: Changing Water
Use with a unit on States of Matter: Discusses 4 changes in water: Melting, freezing, condensation, and evaporation- What happens when object is affected by temp. changes?
After lesson, have students demonstrate the process of melting. Give each student an ice cube and see who can melt it the fastest. Leave a cup of water by the window and check level each day to demonstrate evaporation, etc.
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K - 9th
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Bozeman Science Video Guide (Write-a-Long) DNA Replication, no key
I use Mr. Andersen's videos all the time in my AP Biology class as a precursor to my lectures. This is my write-a-long, or WAL as I call them, for his DNA replication video. There is also a section that has student seek out another video on replication (of their choice) and explain what else they learned from it (in comparison to the Bozeman video and any others you have shown your students).
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9th - 12th
Also included in: The MEGA Bundle!! Bozeman, Crash Course & Other Video Guides (Biology)
Archimedes Principle: Cardboard Boat Project
Students apply Archimedes Principle in a real world challenge to build a boat out of cardboard to carry them across a pool or lake. Editable Word Doc Includes background, simple hints for physics calculations, rules for building, and a grading rubric.
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8th - 12th
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Enzymes: 6 Stations Rotation Inquiry Activity
Six stations designed to review and reinforce the concepts presented for enzymes.
Station one: overview
Station two: chemical reactions
Station three: graphing enzyme function
Station four: analyzing enzyme function
Station five: show video clip
Station six: saltine crackers and amylase
warm up and exit ticket included
no answer key
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8th - 10th
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Accuracy & Precision Activity
This file is the student data sheet (formatted to be cut into half sheets) for a quick activity I do when teaching my students about accuracy and precision. This helps them visualize and begin to analyze data.
On my front lab table I tape down a hula hoop. In the center I make an "x" with tape. I have students throw bean bags from around the room (one round it might be all from the same spot, one round might be from where they pick, etc.) so that they land in the hoop. Students use the data she
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8th - 12th
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Wordology- Prefixes and Suffixes in Science
An introduction to the Greek and Latin prefixes and suffixes that a student may encounter in a life science/biology classroom. Using a table, students determine the meanings of scientific terms based on their word parts.
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7th - 9th
"Save Fred" A fun edible lesson on Variables and Writing Lab Reports
In this fun edible lesson, students work in teams to save their gummy worm from drowning. After completing the challenge they must then identify the Independant and Dependant variables. They will also be able to complete a basic lab report using the information from their experience.
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4th - 9th
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Branches of Science STEAM Careers Handout
Use this handout with "Branches of Science and STEAM Career Project Ppt" to teach your students about what science is, branches of science, and steam careers. Great way to introduce science to a middle school/late elementary school crowd. Handout has introduction to science and branches of science guided notes, "where's the science" turn and talk, and internet research project directions. Message me for the rubric for the project!
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2nd - 12th
Collecting Data, Creating Graphs & Data Tables
In this fun full-class guided assignment, students vote on the social media platforms that they use, and then create a data table and graph using the data they collect from the class. There is also a second poll included, asking students to share which elementary school they attended. This was a great way to introduce how to sort and graph data, and it was relevant to middle school students.
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6th - 9th
NGSS MS PS2-3 Electric and Magnetic Forces Worksheet
NGSS MS PS2-3 Electric and Magnetic Forces WorksheetStudents will define electricity and explain magnetism. Illustrate and label an example of how magnets attract or repel each other with arrows. Discuss how the distance affects the pull or push between two magnetic objects. Hypothesize as to how the Earth’s magnetic field protects us from harmful, high energy, charged particles (radiation). Evaluate why an electromagnet gets stronger as the number of coils around it increases. Answer key inclu
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6th - 12th
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NGSS:
MS-PS2-3
Jnr Science - Chemistry Worksheets
40 Chemistry Worksheets covering topics such as:
Structure of Atoms
Atomic Symbols and Numbers
Elements & The Periodic Table
Electron Configuration
Metals / Non-Metals
Periodic Table Structure
Pure Substances and Mixtures
Ions, Compounds & Molecules
Chemical Bonding
Chemical Formula
Naming Chemical Substances
Chemical Reactions & Equations.
The Mole & Simple Mole Calculations
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8th - 11th
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Constellations Video Movie Guide: 35 Questions and Answers for a FREE Video
This is a student handout with 35 questions to support a video on constellations. The video is FREE and you can find it here:
Video: http://www.history.com/shows/the-universe/videos/the-universe-constellations
The video is part of a series by The History Channel called "The Universe" and is about 45 minutes long. The questions are listed in order as they come up in the video and this guide will ensure that students are focused on the video and processing the new information. My 7th graders rea
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6th - 12th
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