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Physical science study guides for SMART Notebook and for special education

Force and Motion Connect 4 Review Game- SMART Board

Created by

This interactive game makes for great a great unit review! While reviewing concepts introduced in the science unit, students are involved in a fun Connect 4 competition. Played in a small group or whole class setting, students work individually, or as a team, to force and motion related questions. The game is very user friendly and includes a full page of rules & game play, plus helpful tips for the teacher! GLCE: P.FM.03.22, P.FM.03.41, P.FM.03.42 "Jen-uine" Ideas

Subjects:

Physical Science, Science

Grades:

3rd

Types:

Study Guides, Games, Interactive Notebooks

Percent Problems and Simple Interest Study Guide/Cheat Sheet

Created by

Jessica Gredler

This is a smartboard file with step by step instructions for solving the following: Simple Interest Hints (changing percent to decimal and months to years). Also includes hints about what type of number should be substituted for each letter. (Rate a %, Interest $ etc) Simple Interest- solving for the interest Simple Interest- solving for the total balance Simple Interest- solving for interest (when time is given in months) Simple Interest- solving for rate Simple Interest- solving for time Simp

Subjects:

Applied Math, Math, Special Education

Grades:

8th

Types:

Study Guides, Interactive Whiteboard

Matter Review Jeopardy

Created by

Aimz

This is for the 2nd grade test review of the Matter unit. This is an interactive game that I created to keep students interested and involved in reviewing for the test. Please also see the Matter Review Jeopardy Student page that students fill out while we play the game. They then use this page to study for homework.

Subjects:

Physical Science, Science

Grades:

2nd

Types:

Study Guides, Interactive Whiteboard, Games

Linear Motion Graph Practice #2 (In class) (Smart Board)

Created by

Woods' Wacky Science

This Smart Board presentation relates and applies linear motion concepts to interpretation of displacement vs time graphs as well as velocity vs time graphs. It asks students to answer questions about a graph and then provides detailed answers for each question.

Subjects:

Engineering, Physical Science, Physics

Grades:

10th - 12th

Types:

Lectures, Study Guides