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Winter chemistry lessons for Easel Assessments
Cold and Flu Information and Prevention- Elementary, CDC Health Standard 7
This lesson helps students understand the different symptoms of the Cold and Flu and how to prevent them, along with fun activities!. Covered is the need to wash their hands often through out the day. Also covered is the correct way to cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze. Group "hand washing" activity, writing prompt, art activity, A "Staying Healthy Pledge," and coloring pages are also included. Clip art, answer key, Printables. No prep needed. Easel assessment available.CDC (Center for
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1st - 6th
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Winter Activities: Reading Comprehension Lesson Plan With Fun Read Aloud
Looking for a no prep winter listen up activity to practice listening and comprehension skills? This nonfiction winter read aloud with activities is perfect for early learners. Included are many fun reading and writing for comprehension activities about the winter season and a lesson plan for differentiated instruction. These ELA, Science and math worksheets are in printable and digital self-check formats to give you plenty of winter theme activities to give to your kids.The Read Aloud Features:
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K - 2nd
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Understanding Endothermic vs. Exothermic Reactions Reading Comprehension Passage
Understanding Endothermic vs. Exothermic Reactions Reading Comprehension PassageDelve into the fascinating world of chemical reactions with our comprehensive resource on endothermic and exothermic reactions. This educational package is designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of these fundamental concepts in chemistry.Key Features:Informative Reading Passage: Unlock the secrets of endothermic and exothermic reactions through our detailed reading passage. Students will learn abo
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6th - 10th
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Winter Health "Staying Healthy This Winter" CDC Health Standard 7
This Lesson gives students tips on staying healthy in the winter including eating healthy, exercising, getting enough sleep, dressing for cold weather, and washing your hands often . It includes an assessment, writing prompt, art activities, additional activities. no prep needed, printables, clip art. Easel assessment is available with this lesson plan.CDC HEALTH STANDARD SEVEN: Students will demonstrate the ability to practice health enhancing behaviors and to avoid or reduce health risksIncl
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2nd - 5th
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Health - Cold and Flu in Teens- 3 activities. CDC Health Standard 7
This lesson on the cold and flu in teens explains how "lifestyle choices," such as diet and how much sleep a person gets, can affect the immune system and increase the chances of getting a cold or the flu. The lesson defines what a cold is and what the flu is, and the difference between the two. It gives the symptoms of each, how to avoid catching either a cold or the flu. It also advises on when a person should seek help from a doctor. 3 activities included and an assessment and answer key. cl
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6th - 12th
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Manganese and Electric Vehicles
Engineering, Chemistry, and Environmental Science, Grades 9 on up.STEM. -Why is manganese becoming increasingly more important? -Learn about the mining of manganese in Maine, where according to Dr. Chunseng Wang of the University of Maine, Presque Isle, there is more than 90 percent of the country’s manganese.-Where in Maine are the deposits of manganese? Several maps, starting 450 million years ago with Pangea, are included with background information.Assign students to conduct data-based resea
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9th - 12th
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HS-ESS3-4
Michigan: Its Chemistry and Geologic Wealth
"Michigan, It’s Chemistry and Geologic Wealth"Copyright, Betty J. White, 2023, popular science writer Learn about: -the geology of Michigan. - the Periodic Table. -Potassium, Iron, Copper, Zinc, and Shigaite, a rare, and I mean very rare, mineral.- The car industry from the “Woody” to steel production. - Assign research on how fertilizer run-off affects the water systems in Michigan.Includes an Easel Assessment. Suggested for grades 9 on up. Note: a copy of the Periodic Table and a County Map
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9th - 12th
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HS-ESS3-1
Tessellations: Combining Geometry and Art
This integrated geometry and art lesson aims to foster a deep understanding of geometric concepts and symmetry through the creation of tessellation art. Bonus: Includes a tree tessellation template that is great for Winter or Spring activities. This geometry lesson is integrated with art to engage even the most math resistant of your students. By combining mathematical principles with artistic expression, students will explore the beauty of repeated patterns that seamlessly fit together without
Significant Figures (Tracking Placeholders)
This Power Point presentation answers the question, "How many decimal places do we need to carry this out to?" It explains the need for significant figures by pointing out the ridiculousness of digits in calculations that go way beyond the precision of the instruments that derived the data. The presentation illustrates what place holders are, and teaches students how to count the number of significant figures in data. It also helps students develop rules for determining the appropriate number of
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10th - 11th
Basic Subatomic Particles Notes (With Key)
The basics of protons, neutrons and electrons, plus ions and isotopes. Quiz included.
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4th - 12th
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Panqueques para el Desayuno (Pancakes for Breakfast) Story Talk Lesson Plans
Do you need a low-prep, five-day lesson plan filled with lots of Comprehensible Input (CI) for your Spanish 1 classes? If so, this product based on Tomie de Paola's wordless book, Pancakes for Breakfast, is for you!What is included in this product?---a detailed, 5-day lesson plan ---56-frame Google Slides presentation introducing hay, vive, se lava, piensa en, necesita, lee, pone, va, tiene, compra, come, dice, la harina, los huevos, la leche, el cántaro, la mantequilla, el sirope, los vecinos,
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7th - 10th
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Chemistry Unit Plan 1: Chemistry & the Scientific Method (Differentiated, SIOP)
This fully editable, easy to follow lesson plan is combines unit & daily plans into one document. The comprehensive, yet simple format includes complete content standards, literacy standards, content objectives, language objectives, and key vocabulary. For easy identification, SIOP, differentiation, & literacy strategies are embedded and highlighted. Fully editable and comprehensive, this plan lasts 6-8 periods or 4-5 - 90 minute blocks. In this unit, students will explore the variou
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Chemistry Unit Plan Growing Bundle
The structure of the Atom
Simple and direct explanations of how to use the periodic table to determine the number of protons, neutrons, and electrons in any atom.
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9th - 12th
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HS-PS1-1
A Medical Hero, Dr. Earl R. Loew and the Importance of Pollinators
Free to you, in memory of..."Dr. Earl R. Loew: Still Saving Lives After All These Years"An inspirational true story.by Betty J. White, aka Compass Rose, copyright 2023, updated 2024. *Introduction: With the pandemic that affected people from the entire world, we found ourselves focusing on vaccines, cures, treatments, and the future. But what about the past? When and how have pharmaceuticals come to be as we know them? Here’s one inspirational story that we can all appreciate.* A focus on chemi
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9th - 12th
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