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Science Common Core 8.F.B.5 resources for homeschool

Preview of Concept Comparison: Graphs in Science (Categorical vs Numerical)

Concept Comparison: Graphs in Science (Categorical vs Numerical)

Created by
TheScienceGiant
How do scientists use graphs? This concept comparison helps students contrast bar graphs, pie charts and line graphs created from categorical and numerical data. The recall device uses DRY MIX and TRAILS as acronyms to help Ss remember how variables are plotted on a graph, and standard format for a graph. The frame comparison helps students contrast rate of change, slope shape and written relationships of functions (y vs. x; y vs. x^2; y vs. 1/x, and so on). THREE (3) activities are included:ha
Preview of Spring Action Lab: A Bouncy and Engaging STEM Lab

Spring Action Lab: A Bouncy and Engaging STEM Lab

Students will enjoy putting their learning to work in this engaging lab. Using springs or rubber bands, students measure and record data as they try to get a bucket to touch the floor by adding weights. Then they use their data and its graph to make predictions and write equations that will help them predict the outcomes. This simple and inexpensive lab will help your students learn graphing, t-tables, measurement, linear functions, and the physics of tension forces. This can be used as a stand-
Preview of Daylight Hours Across the Globe

Daylight Hours Across the Globe

Created by
Dewey Does It
There are many aspects of the Earth-Sun-Moon cycle that can be difficult for students to visualize. Included among these are how daylight changes depending on latitude. This activity intends to provide students with actual data from different locations on Earth at different latitudes that can provide an obvious visual demonstrating this scientific fact. Included in this assignment is a map of the Earth with major latitude lines, daylight data for 8 locations, latitude data for both northern and
Preview of Types of Slope & Y Intercept: Interactive Distance Learning Google Classroom

Types of Slope & Y Intercept: Interactive Distance Learning Google Classroom

Created by
Raffi Sarajian
This is a great interactive online lesson which is compatible for google classroom and distance learning to help students get familiar with the different types of slope, (positive, negative, zero, undefined). Also the students will practice finding and Identifying the Y-intercept as well. Students will use the interactive activity to practice the skills required to move onto linear equations. Great tool to use to make a screen-cast video for your students!
Preview of PLTW, Science and Art Processes and Activities Binder

PLTW, Science and Art Processes and Activities Binder

Created by
Winter Studios
Art + PLTW + Science BinderSketchbook Activities and ProcessesThis binder includes (in both PDF formats and Rocketbook PDF Formats) sketchbook activities or process activity sheets for the following:• Rocketbook Goal Sheet/Agreement• Project Planning• Identifying Criteria and Constraints• Developing a Proposal• Brainstorming and Mind Mapping• Researching and Generating Ideas• Exploring Possibilities: Sketching with Annotations• Selecting an Approach• Sketchbook Assignment• Creating or Making Pro
Preview of MATH LESSON & MATH LAB - The Fibonacci Sequence

MATH LESSON & MATH LAB - The Fibonacci Sequence

Created by
Jean's MATH
Have students discover, for themselves, both the Fibonacci sequence and the golden ratio in this very fun lesson about patterns!This is a tried and true math lesson and lab that I have created and used for many years with my 7th and 8th grade classes. Students use a fancy formula derived by mathematician Jacques Philippe Marie Binet that will figure out any number in the Fibonacci sequence. And, they find out more about the special number phi. In the MATH LESSON, students will ...evaluate an exp
Preview of Apollo 13 interactive movie worksheet

Apollo 13 interactive movie worksheet

Created by
Todd Rosenberg
This interactive movie worksheet is designed to engage students as they watch the film Apollo 13. The worksheet consists of short answer, fill-in-the-blanks and open-ended questions related to Astronomy, and historical context of the movie. Students will receive immediate feedback on their responses, and teachers can easily review and grade their work using the Classkick platform. Kindly provide me with your email address, and I will promptly send you an interactive version suitable for use wi
Preview of Motion Graphs Activity

Motion Graphs Activity

Created by
Stephan Gonzales
Students will use toy cars, timer, and ruler to create Distance vs. Time motion graphs. There is also an extension activity that challenges the students to model and graph an event that will show Distance vs. Time graphs can be used to keep people safe.
Preview of Calculating and Graphing Freezing Point Depression w/ key [print and digital]

Calculating and Graphing Freezing Point Depression w/ key [print and digital]

This ready to use handout includes a link to a Bite Scized video that deep dives how to calculate and graph freezing point depression and provides practical application with the Frozen Honey TikTok trend.This is the perfect supplemental activity to any unit reviewing how to calculate and graph results from a science lab or experiment. It is any easy print-and-go supplemental lesson (or homework assignment).Included:Standards Aligned questions13 minute video explaining and contextualizing the top
Preview of Lesson 8. Parallel Lines, Transversals. Pythagorus, and Making Rafters

Lesson 8. Parallel Lines, Transversals. Pythagorus, and Making Rafters

Students will use parallel lines and transversal angles names and their relationships to better understand how to make a roof rafter. Students familiarize themselves with the required vocabulary to create a roof rafter.   Students have an opportunity to practice angle pair names and solving for unknown angles-Students determine how long their rafter will be?  (Solving for unknown side lengths in a right triangle using the Pythagorean Theorem)
Preview of Colorful Solutions: Interdisciplinary Science Mini-Unit

Colorful Solutions: Interdisciplinary Science Mini-Unit

This FREE, interdisciplinary mini-unit is all about how chemical engineering produces dyes to brighten lives. The Gist: Students will learn to think like chemical engineers as they delve into the dye technologies that allow us to express ourselves through colorful clothing. They will read and discuss complex texts, analyze concept maps and graphs, and develop an appreciation for indigenous (Māori) dye technology.Driving Questions:How have different dye technologies been used to produce colorful
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