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12th grade reading laboratories for special education
Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motion: ELLIPSE LAB - Loaded with FUN!
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Come explore a beautiful marriage of both math and science. Experience Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motion like you never have before. In this dynamic ellipse lab, content and inquiry go hand in hand. This special creation is applicable to many ability and grade levels. This is lab is LOADED starting with Kepler’s 3 Laws. First, the law of ellipses. Second, the law of equal areas. Third, th
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6th - 12th
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Diffusion and Osmosis Lab Packets
This lab packet contains 1 Skittles Diffusion Experiment and 1 Osmosis Gummy Bear Experiment. Both labs come with a list of materials needed, directions for setting it up, student data sheets to record their observations, and questions about each lab. The packet also includes quick wrap-up notes for the following day to reinforce the skills discovered in the experiment. and eliminate any misconceptions. I'm also including a FREE watercolors diffusion art activity that both you and your studen
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9th - 12th
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Scientific Method Sequence Display Cards
Scientific Method Display Cards are a great resource to reinforce the steps to the scientific method as well a supporting science fair project work. This product includes two levels of differentiation, one with picture supported text and the second level using sight word sentences. It is recommended that the two levels are attached to the front and back of sentence strips to create an instructional activity that can be used to address diverse literacy skills within the same activity.Scientific
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K - 12th
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LAB - Sugar Cube Weathering
This is a lab activity about physical weathering (abrasion) and chemical weathering (affect of temperature and surface area). Students will model abrasion by shaking sugar cubes in plastic bottles. Then, they will model the affect of temperature on weathering and the affect of surface area on weathering using sugar cubes.
This is a fun lab for students and is very cost-effective. I have students bring in empty gatorade bottles (they are hard plastic and will last for years). Sugar cubes can be
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8th - 12th
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Adapted Science: States of Matter Experiments
The adapted science curriculum is designed for learners of all abilities to be able to access the science state standards and common core curriculum. This activity is specific to the topic of states of matter and enables learners to demonstrate their knowledge through a permanent product in the form of a lab experiment. There are 2 experiments included.Each experiment has 2 versions of visual directions and 4 levels of the lab hand out. The hand out aligns with the scientific method steps that
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PreK - 12th
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Also included in: Adapted Science: States of Matter Unit Bundle
LAB - Lake Effect Snowfall in New York
In this lab, students will compare the amount of snowfall in Buffalo, New York to Albany, New York by constructing bar graphs.
Students will also:
- plot the latitude and longitude coordinates for these cities on a map of New York State to see how close Buffalo is to a large lake
- draw the prevailing wind direction across Lake Erie that causes lake-effect snow in Buffalo
- recommend essential items for an emergency preparation kit for homes
- recommend essential items for an emergency prepa
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8th - 12th
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Easy Experimement: Making Recycled Paper; Boardmaker; Earth Day
This environmental science experiment is modified from the middle school environmental curriculum. It is excellent for special education students who require an alternate or modified curriculum. It is a fairly inexpensive project that the kids will love!The worksheet and experiment in combination align with Maryland State Curriculum Standards: ~Environmental Science (grade 6) : 6.B.1.c Identify and describe that ecosystems can be impacted by human activities. • Recycling • ~1.D.3.a - Given vocab
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2nd - 12th
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Weather: SNOWSTORM FORECASTING - NO SCHOOL (How to Predict a SNOW DAY!)
HUGE UPDATE on 5/12/15 with other TYPES of Snowstorms! So cool for ALL AGES, even adults! Read description for all the details!
NO SCHOOL! SNOW DAY!!! When it comes to weather forecasting – this activity is like no other! The most fun atmospheric phenomena to forecast comes to life in this one of a kind experience – SNOWSTORMS!
This activity has been submitted to educational professions in the field of meteorology as well as on-air meteorologists for their feedback. All agree that this i
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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LAB - Hurricane Sandy Tracking (w/ PowerPoint)
This laboratory activity is for Earth Science Regents students. This activity allows students to plot the track of Hurricane Sandy, plot and analyze the tidal heights during Sandy, analyze the relationship between air pressure and wind speed, review weather concepts and review astronomy concepts.
The PowerPoint has the answers to the lab questions and the completed map and graph.
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8th - 12th
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Circulatory System & Blood Typing Lab (no blood required!)
If you are teaching your students about the circulatory system, this is a great unit for you!This blood type lab is safe to use in all schools, because it uses colored water instead of blood. This way you do not have to deal with blood and lances like traditional medical lessons. You can easily make plenty of colored water to test, and the setup is easy to do. I recommend you have a beach towel ready to clean up any spills. Make sure students wipe down their desk after the lab. This also includ
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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NGSS:
MS-LS1-7
, HS-LS1-5
, MS-LS1-2
, MS-LS1-3
, MS-LS1-1
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Also included in: Hands-on Science Semester Labs Bundle
LAB - Weather Factors
I used weather conditions from from the winter of 2014 to help my students practice with air pressure, humidity, and station models. In this lab students are able to "act as a meteorologist" by converting air pressures, analyzing temperature and humidity trends, and drawing station models. This laboratory activity can be easily changed for recent weather conditions in your community!
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Messed Up No-Bake Cookie Lab - Full Lesson, recipe, FACS FCS Culinary Baking
Introducing our Messed Up No-Bake Cookie Lab – the perfect hands-on learning experience for your Introduction to the Kitchen class! This innovative lesson plan is designed to engage high school students in the culinary arts while teaching essential skills like recipe reading, teamwork, and problem-solving. The recipe is written with extra ingredients and extra steps, but if they read the entire recipe beforehand, they should be fine. If your students don't take the time to read the recipe, they
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7th - 12th
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LAB - Blizzard of 1993
This laboratory exercise analyzes the Blizzard of 1993. In this lab students plot the location of the low pressure center over the course of the blizzard and they draw snowfall isolines on a map of the eastern United States. Students will make predictions as to where the most snow fell and analyze these predictions afterward. This is a great activity to refresh mapping skills, as well as put weather forecasting into context.
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8th - 12th
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Astronomy - Stars: Help Your Students Shine! (Understanding Outer Space)
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6th - 12th
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Create a Monster (Inherited Traits)- Virtual Lab
Help Dr. Frank N. Furter at Stein Labs create the most genetically dominant monster to help him achieve total world domination! Scientists will be given the genotype of the parent monsters and the possible phenotypes that could result. They will use a website to virtually "flip" a coin to determine the allele inherited from each parent. Then, they will identify the correct phenotype. They will create a prototype of their monster using Google Images.There are also comprehension questions where th
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5th - 12th
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Weather: Global Winds and REAL WEATHER Forecasting (Dynamic and UNIQUE!!!)
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A true ONE of a KIND tutorial on global winds and the Coriolis effect.
Loaded with COLORFUL images and REAL data as well as weather scenarios. A must have! This activity even has real past weather applications and addresses the phenomena of an “Omega Block”—a unique jet stream pattern in the atmosphere that impacts global wind patterns for a
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Science Experiment Special Education & Autism: Symbol-Supported Seeds Experiment
This visual symbol-supported science experiment is designed to be used to support standards-based adapted curriculum instruction for Special Education and students with autism.Guides students through the 5 steps in the scientific method to explore seed germination. Easily connects to parts of a seed/plant life cycle lessons.What's Included:- 4 student pages for the Science Experiment Lab- Teacher guide page gives you tips for a successful experiment and helps you explain to students what is hap
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4th - 12th
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Free Cute Dog Coloring Pages for Kids V1
Dog Coloring Pages for Kids V1" is a collection of adorable dog-themed coloring pages designed specifically for children. This set typically includes various illustrations of cute dogs in different poses, expressions, and settings, allowing kids to engage their creativity and imagination while having fun coloring. These coloring pages may feature popular dog breeds, cartoon-style dogs, or whimsical dog characters, each providing a delightful and enjoyable coloring experience for children. These
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2nd - 12th
Electric Fruit Experiment
Adapted Science Experiment to use Fruit and see if you can conduct Electricity. Lots of fun and a different experiment to try with students.
Substitute different fruits as applicable.
Follows the scientific method with easy visuals for the students to understand.
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PreK - 12th
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LAB - Blizzard of 1993 PowerPoint
This the PowerPoint for the laboratory exercise Blizzard of 1993 which can be found in my store. In this lab students plot the location of the low pressure center over the course of the blizzard and they draw snowfall isolines on a map of the eastern United States. Students will make predictions as to where the most snow fell and analyze these predictions afterward. This is a great activity for Earth Science Regents students to refresh mapping skills, as well as put weather forecasting into cont
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8th - 12th
Modified Chemistry Experiment; Chemical Reaction; boardmaker
This is modified from the middle school chemsitry curriculum. It aligns with two Alternate Maryland State Content Standards:
Science 4.D.3.a: Investigate and describe the occurrence of chemical reactions using the following evidence: Color change, Formation of a precipitate or gas, Release of heat or light
Reading 2.A.1.b :Given a set of directions/instructional manual/set of rules, student will read the functional document and follow the steps.
This is modified for students who are in an i
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4th - 12th
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Weather: Station Models-HURRICANE SANDY-Forecasting. ONE OF A KIND!
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5th - 12th
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Water & Macromolecule Task Cards
These task cards are perfect for reviewing middle and high school biochemistry. Topics included are: properties of water cohesionadhesionpolaritysurface tensioncapillary actionpHmacromoleculescarbohydrateslipidsproteinsnucleotidesenzymesHave early finishers work independently, place a handful of cards at stations, use them as tutoring, partner work, etc. This activity is great for your ESE, ELL, and Gifted students as well. The possibilities are endless! =========================================
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6th - 12th
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Weather: Forecasting Severe Weather (T-storms) MULTI-LEVEL and NWS Recognized!
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Weather fanatics!!! This is for you!!!
A one of a kind storm evaluation centered on one of the most PROLIFIC severe weather outbreaks in U.S. history. A lab/activity that makes “can’t find anywhere else!” atmospheric connections between upper air weather maps and surface weather maps leading to weather forecasting co
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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