Sports & Science Article 01 - Rock Climbing (Physics / Health / Sub / No Prep)
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This bundle purchase is for 15+ assignment sheets focusing on Forces & Motion. These assignments are perfect for either in-class work, homework, or extra credit. Each worksheet is designed for Grades 5th – 9th but some minor changes should make them perfect for older or younger students as neePrice $16.99Original Price $28.44Save $11.45
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SPORTS & SCIENCE - ROCK CLIMBING
GRADES: 7-10
SUBJECT: SCIENCE, LANGUAGE ARTS, HEALTH, PHYSICS, HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SUB PLANS: YES!
This assignment is perfect for homework, classwork, sub plans, emergency plans, or extra credit when teaching a science unit on Forces & Motion (Newton's Laws of Motion) or for a language arts reading selection.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW:
Included with this purchase are:
1) a 2-page article on the extreme sport of rock climbing
2) a question sheet with 17 questions (stressing key vocabulary)
3) a vocabulary wordsearch connecting to the article
4) ANSWER KEYS INCLUDED
DOC & PDF Versions! The worksheet is given as a MS-Word document (DOC) which will allow easy modifying to fit your class. A PDF version is also provided for ease of use/printing.
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