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Physical science resources for Microsoft Word and by TpT sellers for TpT sellers under $5
Animal Cell Diagram Study Guides
This animal cell diagram comes with 7 worksheets that review the students with the basic structure of a animal cell. Each study guide has the numbers changed so students can work independently over a period of time to master the basic structure of a animal cell. One of the sheet can be used as a test to assess their mastery of the skill.
This could also be used as a common core activity
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2nd - 6th
5.P.3.1 Heat Transfer (Conduction, Convection, and Radiation) Sort
This resource includes 18 heat transfer cards that students sort into three categories: conduction, convection, and radiation.
These cards are aligned to science essential standard, 5.P.3.1;
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4th - 8th
Properties of Matter Interactive notebook
*Vocabulary words
*An interactive notebook to help students learn key vocabulary words...it has 2 parts, you have the students cut and glue the foldable into the notebook and then they have to match the definition with the correct vocabulary word and paste it underneath!
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3rd - 5th
Hot Air Balloon Lab
Make your students have fun building their own hot air balloon while they find out how Charles Law is used.
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9th - 12th
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Parts of an Atom test and answer guide
Parts of an Atom test and study guide with 18 questions. Ready to go. Just print.
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6th - 12th
Mechanical and Electromagnetic Waves Test
This test uses a mixture of true/false, multiple choice, and extended response questions. It is ideal to carryout after completing a unit on mechanical and electromagnetic waves in which students learned about waves and their properties; the difference between mechanical and electromagnetic waves; transverse waves and longitudinal waves. This document is fully customizable and can be used as a test, a review, a homework assignment, or a classwork assignment.
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5th - 9th
Constellations test/quiz
10 questions quiz with a study guide for constellations.
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Not Grade Specific
Landfill Construction Study Guide/ Test
This document can be used as either a study guide or as an assessment. It assesses student comprehension of the following objectives:* Explain how landfills are constructed* Explain what materials go into landfills* Describe solid wasteBest of all, an answer key is included and you can customize the document however you desire since it's a Word Document.This study guide along with the accompanying test, STREAM challenge, classwork assignment, and pertaining STREAM profession can all be found in
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5th - 9th
Also included in: Solving Waste Management Issues Using STREAM (1 Semester)
Ice Cream Lab
Phase change - a change from one state (solid or liquid or gas) to another without a change in chemical composition. Purpose:• To investigate the effects of heat transfer on phase changes• To investigate the effects of temperature changes on physical changes
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7th - 12th
Element Scavenger Hunt
Students will be on the lookout for the answers to the questions posted around the room. Questions include: How many protons? What is the atomic number? What is the Symbol? What is the rounded atomic mass?
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5th - 7th
Air-Powered Vehicles Test
This test can be used to assess student knowledge of air-powered vehicles. It assesses student comprehension of the following objectives:* Explain how compressed air can be used to power vehicles.* Describe how a hovercraft works.* Explain how a compressed-air car works.* Identify the advantages and disadvantages of compressed air cars.* Explain that the energy from a compressed-air vehicle is renewable.* Identify a problem; create a solution for the problem; construct, test, evaluate, and redes
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5th - 9th
Also included in: Air-Powered Vehicles Test and Study Guide
Air-Powered Vehicles Study Guide
This study guide can be used to help students prepare for an air-powered vehicles test. It assesses student comprehension of the following objectives:* Explain how compressed air can be used to power vehicles.* Describe how a hovercraft works.* Explain how a compressed-air car works.* Identify the advantages and disadvantages of compressed air cars.* Explain that the energy from a compressed-air vehicle is renewable.* Identify a problem; create a solution for the problem; construct, test, evalua
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5th - 9th
Also included in: Air-Powered Vehicles Test and Study Guide
The Five R's of Waste Management Study Guide/ Test
This document can be used as either a study guide or as an assessment. It assesses student comprehension of the following objectives:*Explain why it is important to recycle, reduce, and reuse materials.*Explain why re-buying is an important part of waste management.*Explain why it is important to rethink how we live.Best of all, an answer key is included and you can customize the document however you desire since it's a Word Document.This study guide along with the accompanying test, STREAM chal
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5th - 9th
Also included in: Solving Waste Management Issues Using STREAM (1 Semester)
Packaging Study Guide/ Test
This document can be used as either a study guide or as an assessment. It assesses student comprehension of the following objectives:*Describe the purposes of packaging*Identify ways to reduce packaging*Explain what kinds of information are found on packaging*Identify materials used in packaging*Describe some ideas of how packaging could be reduced, recycled, or reused*Explain how excess packaging contributes to solid wastes*Design and construct packaging that serves the purpose of the packaging
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5th - 9th
Also included in: Solving Waste Management Issues Using STREAM (1 Semester)
Composting Study Guide/ Test
This document can be used as either a study guide or as an assessment. It assesses student comprehension of the following objectives:*Explain the requirements for the decomposition of organic materials.* Explain the processes involved in composting.*Describe which materials can be composted.Best of all, an answer key is included and you can customize the document however you desire since it's a Word Document.Another teacher win!
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5th - 9th
Also included in: Solving Waste Management Issues Using STREAM (1 Semester)
Light Waves Test
This test uses a mixture of true/false, multiple choice, and extended response questions. It is ideal to assign after completing a unit on light waves in which students learned about how light waves travel; the difference between reflected, diffused, and refracted light; the difference between concave mirrors and convex mirrors, and how periscopes work. This document is fully customizable and can be used as a test, a review, a homework assignment, or a classwork assignment.
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6th - 8th
Magnet unit week 1: part 2
This unit is the second part of the Magnets unit I did for second grade. This packet includes a cut and paste activity with true and false statements about magnets which the students are expected to categorize, an expirment using magnets, paperclips, and water, and a cover page for a magnet portfolio.
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2nd - 3rd
Electromagnet Lab
This is a short lab meant for one 80 minute block period. Students follow the Engineer Design Process as they work in groups to create an electromagnet. Background information (notes and hands on experiences with magnets/electricity) in highly encouraged before beginning this lab. I try to allow the students to explore the classroom with magnets and test a Van Der Graaf Generator. Students take notes prior to the lab, but it is to familiarize them with the terminology.
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6th - 12th
Environmental Science:Energy Resources and Fossil Fuels
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEChapter 17 Section 1Energy Resources and Fossil FuelsClassroom NotesThis will need to be bought with PowerPoint, unless you don't want answer key. Don't forget to check out the rest of my lessons in my store! :) Please also leave me a comment, rate, and follow me to help produce better products! (Comments are helpful, so I know what I need to do to make my store a more efficient one!)
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9th - 11th
Also included in: Environmental Science Notes Bundle
Magnet Unit week 1: part 1
This is a magnet unit for second grade. This portion of the unit includes a KWL chart for the students to identify what they know/want to learn/have learned, a hands on activity for figuring out what items are magnetic, and a cut and paste Magnetic or Not activity. Credit to Clip Art on Microsoft Word for all of the images.
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2nd - 3rd
AP Exam Review Questions to go with 1st College Board AP Exam Review Video #1
Here are questions that go with the first AP Exam Review from college board. It helps break down the video, you can edit it for your class as you please!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Roll a Person
Teaching students about body parts in a fun manner that is math related and encourages students to use their social skills.
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PreK - K
Simple Fossil Fuels and Combustion Quiz
This quiz covers fossil fuels, the fire triangle, and combustion. Question types include fill in the blank, labeling, and short answer. This simple, short one page assessment could be used for lower grades or to differentiate for a student that is below level in upper elementary. Enjoy!
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Magnet unit week 1: part 2
This unit is the second part of the Magnets unit I did for second grade. This packet includes a cut and paste activity with true and false statements about magnets which the students are expected to categorize, an expirment using magnets, paperclips, and water, and a cover page for a magnet portfolio.
Grades:
2nd - 3rd
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