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Basic principles homework for Microsoft Word
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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Solid, Liquid, and Gas Picture Sort
This is a great picture sort with realistic looking pictures of 5 objects that are solids, 5 objects that are liquids, and 5 objects that are gases. This activity includes labels and pictures. For children that cannot read the labels, simply go over the beginning sounds of "solid," "liquid," and "gas." You can cut out these pictures and laminate them for continued use in the classroom or have students cut these out, sort them, and glue them on paper. This could be used as a class activity, asses
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PreK - 3rd
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Observations, Inferences and Predictions Worksheet
This one page worksheet with answer key makes a great homework assignment. The assignment is broken into three sections:
Part 1—Read each sentence and determine if observation (O), an inference (I) or a prediction (P).
Part 2—Read the following sentences carefully. For each sentence underline the observation and circle the inference.
Part 3—Look at the image below. Read the statement and determine if it is an observation (O), a prediction (P) or an inference (I).
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6th - 12th
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Electricity and Magnetism Vocabulary Quiz (Study Guide and Puzzle Pages)
VOCABULARY BUNDLE (10 SCIENCE QUIZZES) – CLICK HERE!This study guide and quiz are for an introduction or review on ELECTRICITY & MAGNETISM 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 matter such as: electricity, parallel circuit, open circuit, insulator, conductor, magnetic field, electromagnet, and more.2) Quiz w/ Answer Key - 30-question vocabul
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5th - 11th
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Also included in: SCIENCE VOCABULARY QUIZ BUNDLE #1 (10 QUIZ & GUIDE SETS! / 200 TERMS!)
Qualitative vs. Quantitative Data Lab
For this lab students will pick 4 objects from around the room and collect 3 qualitative and 3 quantities observations on it. They will need to make sure their qualitative observations involves looking at the quality of the object and use their senses and their quantitative observations should use numbers and involved some type of measurement of the object such as length, width, mass or volume.This lab has everything you need except for the objects. You can have the students pick their own ra
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5th - 10th
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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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Determining Speed and Velocity Problems with Answer Key
A worksheet with six math problems for students to practice calculating speed and velocity.
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6th - 8th
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Creating a Conservation of Momentum Problem
In this lab projects students will make their own Conservation of Momentum Problem and prove it through math and draw it on a poster. This project helps them better understand how Momentum MUST be conserved throughout the problem as they research and create their own real life situation.My students love doing this one each and every year. It gives them the chance to look up their own information and draw conclusion from their own problem. This can work with any grade level. All you need to d
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Force, Mass, and Acceleration Word Problems
Ready, Set, Solve. This document contains 15 word problems to help students understand Newton's second law of motion (F=ma). There are different types of questions asking students to show the steps they took to solve for force, mass, or acceleration. This file also includes a detailed key to help your students understand the steps used to solve for the answer. My students responded positively to this lesson and I hope yours will too.
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6th - 9th
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"Case for a Creator" reading questions
This set of chapter questions includes one question sheet for each chapter of the book "Case for a Creator" written by Lee Strobel. While teaching creationism in my middle school classroom (I teach at a Christian school), I like to include Lee Strobel's "Case for a Creator- Student Edition" as part of our required reading. I usually read chapter 1 as a class as an introduction and then allow students to read the remaining chapters in small groups. I created these questions to help the students f
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6th - 12th
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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)
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
Review Chemical Reactions Worksheet Quiz
Use this 2 page worksheet of chemical reactions as you wish - as a homework assignment, a quiz, or review practice. The 16 problems on this document are short answer comparison, multiple choice, and short answer explanation. I have used this in the past as a review homework assignment. However, the different types of questions would make for a great way to assess your students on their understanding of chemical reactions. The answer key is included.
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6th - 8th
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Energy Sources Worksheet
Identify the energy type by writing either light energy, sound energy, or heat energy in the blank provided under each picture.
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K - 3rd
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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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MS-PS2-3
Physical Properties of Matter Worksheet
*Make sure to choose enable editing once downloaded to fix formatting problems.
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4th - 5th
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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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Density Logic Puzzle
This activity is a fun way for students to practice basic density calculations (p=m/v) while building in some critical thinking skills as well. Students are provided a series of clues about 7 different colored boxes and students need to determine which of the seven provided masses, volumes, and densities is connected tot hat color box.
For example, "The density of water is 1.0 grams per cubic cm. If the orange object was placed in water, it would float."
There is a table for students to fil
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7th - 10th
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Quiz Chemical or Physical Changes Worksheet
This one page 14 question quiz is a quick assessment on chemical and physical changes. The first two questions ask students to explain what happens to the substance when a physical then a chemical change takes place. The remaining 12 questions describe a situation. Students identify whether the situation was a chemical change or a physical change. An answer key is provided.
If you feel your students still need more review, turn this document into a quick homework assignment for the extra p
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5th - 7th
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Sink and Float Picture Sort
This is a great picture sort with realistic looking pictures of 8 objects that sink and 8 objects that float. This activity includes labels with pictures for children that cannot read. You can cut out these pictures and laminate them for continued use in the classroom or have students cut these out, sort them, and glue them on paper. This could be used as a class activity, assessment, homework, or center activity.
Sink and Float Picture Sort by Kristen Campbell is licensed under a Creative Comm
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PreK - 1st
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Water Cycle Quiz
This assessment can be used as a quiz or test on the stages of the water cycle. Students will show their knowledge of evaporation, precipitation, condensation and runoff. States of matter including changes from liquid to gas (water to water vapor) and gas to a liquid (condensation) are included in the assessment. A word bank is included for fill in the blank questions with water cycle vocabulary.
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3rd - 6th
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Food Chain Assessment
1 page quick, comprehensive grade assessing main idea, details, and vocabulary using fill-in-the-blank, true/false, short-answer, and constructed response. 10 questions allow you to get an easy grade, but allows learners to show depth of knowledge. Includes Answer Key!
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K - 4th
Osmosis & Diffusion Critical Thinking Worksheet
A worksheet with higher-level, critical thinking questions about osmosis (hypertonic vs. hypotonic) that will have students applying their content knowledge to real-world scenarios instead of simply regurgitating. This handout is editable, or ready to go as is! It can be used as independent classwork, homework, or the questions can be split up into stations for group rotations!
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7th - 12th
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This Day in History - May 6: The Hindenburg disaster (no prep/sub plans)
This is an informational reading article about the Hindenburg disaster. This is a perfect assignment to use as a "Bell Ringer" or "5 Minute Reading/Writing" type of activity. It also works well as a substitute teaching assignment or extra credit. The information is from the History Channel's website, the questions are mine. Can also be used as a web quest using the history.com website. MS Word doc for easy editing.
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5th - 12th
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