Science Literacy Sub Plans Bundle
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This science literacy bundle contains 15 emergency sub plans that are meaningful, easy to use, and relate to student lives. Digital paperless and traditional paper options both included. These are useful tools to help encourage scientific literacy in reading, graphing, and making connections.
Each plan comes with an option to print a class packet and student answer sheet to save paper!
Save 25% when you buy this super bundle which includes the best selling & highest rated high school science sub plans on TPT. Don't worry about having to scramble unrelated resources together to make a sub plan. Each of these 15 sub plans is the right size to keep your students engaged for the entire period. Each of these sub plans are 4-6 pages long, and meet multiple standards, including literacy, diagrams, and simple graphing. A student and class packet option is included to save paper!
Check out the reviews. Many past buyers have told me they love these lessons so much that they end up using them at the end of the year anyways, despite not being sick.
Many districts (including mine) are requiring a sub folder with activities to do "on-the-fly" in case of an emergency absence. I always had trouble with this. Though it's a great idea, it's often hard to predict when you'll be out and what the class is studying at the time of your absences. That's why I created these sub plans that relate to science, pique student interests, and can be used at nearly any time.
This package contains 15 "Emergency Sub Plans" to get you through the entire year. These activities are common core aligned for literacy in science. They can be used for health or social studies, as well.
Included in this sub plan bundle:
An inside look that explains how cancer forms. Science literacy and graphing.
Nerdbook: Social Media Biography
Students design a Facebook page using the biographies and templates included. Rubric is also included.
Nutrition Labels and Macromolecules
Explores fats, carbs, proteins, and how they add up on nutrition labels. (Reading, matching, and minor math {multiplication and addition}).
Sub Plan- the Effect of Video Games on Your Brain- this activity takes a nontraditional spin on video games. It is based on evidence created in the lab of Daphne Bavelier.
Explores common sports injuries (fractures, sprains, strains, swelling and and bruising. (Reading, matching and graphing).
❀Sub Plans A-E can be found in a mini bundle of 5 sub plans: Sub Plans Volume I (A-E)❀
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Explores the use of fossil fuels and the ramifications of using them. Students read, answer questions, and analyze a chart.
Students learn all about the smallpox pandemic, and how Edward Jenner, James Phipps, and a milkmaid named Sarah were all heroes in coming up with a way to prevent this deadly virus. Optional timeline included for a multiple day absence.
Generation Y relies heavily on radio waves for their Wi-Fi, cell phones, and video games. This explains radio waves, how radios work, and how cell phones work. Students analyze a pie chart about cell phone use.
Students read this condensed version on the mystifying (and awesome) world of the immune system. In doing so, they gain a better understanding of allergies.
Genetically Modified Organisms
Students read this unbiased article about the construction and use of genetically modified organisms. Students answer questions within the text, and at the end are asked more ethical questions.
❀Sub Plans F-J can be found in a mini bundle of 5 sub plans: Sub Plans Volume II (F-J):❀
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Students explore the history and the science behind the cheesemaking process, specifically on enzymes and fermentation.
This takes a non-biased, psychological spin on Big Foot’s suggested existence and why it is so important that we use the scientific method. Students form an experiment trying to lure Big Foot with apples.
Students explore the mosquito and vector-borne diseases. Two version are included with this sub plan: an original version that introduces students to bar graph breaks when working with a wide range of data, and a graph-free version that omits the graph and includes a couple extra analysis questions.
Students are introduced to the history of fossil fuel use going all the way back to Rockefeller, how it has affected our environment. Students explore how solar power: how it works and why it is a cleaner and more efficient alternative to fossil fuels.
Students are introduced to the history and science of antibiotics, and how they are evolving to form superbugs such as MRSA.
❀Sub Plans K-O can be found in a mini bundle of 5 sub plans: Sub Plans Volume III (K-N)
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These activities can be used for grades 7-12. Graphing skills are required (line graph; bar graph). These are designed to keep students busy and can be completed within a 45-50 minute time frame.
You only need to choose/use one per sick/personal day.
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Buy this bundle as opposed to buying Volumes 1-3 separately and save 33%!
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★Science Sub Plans for Secondary Volume I
★Science Sub Plans for Secondary Volume II
★Science Sub Plans for Secondary Volume III
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