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The Magic School Bus "Gets Ready, Set, Dough" Video Guide (FREEBIE)
The Magic School Bus "Gets Ready, Set, Dough" Video Guide for Season 1, Episode 9. This product is great or incorporating into your science lessons. The complete video series can be found on Netflix (has the entire series) or other online media. The questions are fill in the blank for the convenience of students being able to follow the events occurring in the episode.
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2nd - 6th
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9:27
Build a DNA Strand Model with candy & toothpicks - video and printed lesson plan
Making a DNA strand out of candy (or fruit & vegetables) is a delicious, easy and fun way to learn about DNA molecules. This activity is an easy and fun way to bring a discussion of DNA molecules into your classroom. This bundle includes an informative video modeling the lesson and a comprehensive written lesson plan.DNA is a chemical containing all the information or “codes” that guide your cells in what to do and how to grow. DNA stands for DeoxyriboNucleic Acid. It is found in every cel
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Color Mixing Lab - potions in your classroom - video and printed lesson plan
Create an exciting lab for mixing color potions using food coloring and water. This activity encourages the use of lab tools, teaches color fundamentals and engages children in creating their own personal color mixes.This activity epitomizes the scientific method. Students observe, hypothesize, test and repeat the properties of colors. Advanced techniques encourage measurement and recording of data.PreK through 4th gradeThis fun video models the lesson, describes the project, the S.T.E.A.M. behi
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PreK - 3rd
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3:52
Electro Magnetic Energy - Exciting Animation Video for Distance Learning
Attention Getting Question:How can you turn a nail into a magnet? The answer is by using electromagnetic energy.Introduction:An electromagnet is a magnet that works only whenelectricityis provided. In an electromagnet, wire is coiled around iron or some other magnetic material. When an electric current flows through the wire, a magnetic field is created. Electromagnets are known as temporary magnets because they don’t have a magnetic field when the electricity stops flowing. This makes them
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1st - 10th, Higher Education
Also included in: Grade 4 NGSS "Force, Motion & Energy" Bundle-- Distance Learning
3:44
Sound Energy - Exciting 3D Animation Video for Distance Learning
Attention Getting Question:How do movements make sound?Introduction:Energy is the ability to cause motion or create change in matter. Sound is a form of energy that carries vibrations through solids, liquids, and gases. Vibrations, or movements that go up or down, are what make all sounds. The energy in a vibration is transferred through matter in a wave.Subject:Sound waves travel through solids, liquids, and gases. Sound bounces off the particles in different forms of matter as it travels. Thin
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1st - 10th, Higher Education
Also included in: Grade 4 NGSS "Force, Motion & Energy" Bundle-- Distance Learning
3:48
Magnetic Energy - Exciting Animation Video for Distance Learning
Attention Getting Question:How can you move an object without touching it? If it’s magnetic, you can use a magnet! Magnets are at work all around you! Let’s find out more about them.Introduction:One way scientists identify or classify objects is by determining if they are magnetic. Most magnets are made of iron or steel.The only metals a magnet will attract are made of iron, steel, cobalt, or nickel. You can check if an object is magnetic or not by simply holding a magnet near it. If the object
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1st - 10th, Higher Education
Also included in: Grade 4 NGSS "Force, Motion & Energy" Bundle-- Distance Learning
3:31
Magnets - Exciting Animation Video for Distance Learning
Attention Getting Question: How are magnets like magic?Introduction: Magnetism is a force that can push or pull things. It’s invisible, so you can’t see it, which may make you think it’s magic.Subject: Magnets attract objects made of iron or metal, such as nails and paper clips. A wooden spoon, a straw, or a crayon would not attract a magnet, because they are made of non-metal materials. Every magnet has two poles: a north pole and a south pole. If two north poles are placed together, they wi
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1st - 10th, Higher Education
Also included in: Grade 3 TEKS "Force Motion and Energy" Bundle-Distance Education
5:39
Diffusion and Cell Membrane - High quality HD Animated Video - eLearning
It’s well known among educators that complex and abstract topics can be understood more easily (especially by younger students) when concepts are introduced visually. Visuals not only improve a student’s ability to understand how something works, butalso help with retention. Furthermore, by seeing the “whole” of something, children are better able to understand the parts.Even more importantly, research shows that 3D-animated models are able to represent information in the most efficient man
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
5:39
Enzymes and Chemical Reactions- Home School Learning/Distance Learning
It’s well known among educators that complex and abstract topics can be understood more easily (especially by younger students) when concepts are introduced visually. Visuals not only improve a student’s ability to understand how something works, butalso help with retention. Furthermore, by seeing the “whole” of something, children are better able to understand the parts.Even more importantly, research shows that 3D-animated models are able to represent information in the most efficient man
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
4:32
Montessori States of matter (Molecules)
-This is the second presentation is the States of matter videos. It still gives the child a concrete impression before they move to a more abstract level.
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K - 6th, Adult Education
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Writing Formulas and Naming Ionic Compounds
Learn how to write chemical formulas for ionic compounds and their names.
Use this video for a self-directed instruction (redefined flipped instruction) with interactive practice to teach your students how to write chemical formulas and names for ionic compounds. Preview the practice on StreamlineED.com using course ID (streamscience) and Enrollment Key (empower)
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10th - 12th
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2:07
Growing Sponge Toys Activity Video | STEM Snack Pack
Learn more about how sponges absorb water with this Growing Sponge Toys STEM activity. Notice the similarities and differences of how much water can be soaked up with different sponge capsules. --------------------------------- This video can also be viewed HERE on my YouTube channel, Naomi Meredith--------------------------------- Extra Materials Needed (Amazon Affiliate Links) graduated cylinder 2+ growing animal sponges warm/hot water--------------------------------- These kits were designed
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K-2-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-3
, K-2-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-1
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Also included in: Activities About Matter | Bundle STEM Snack Packs
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Montessori States of Matter introduction
-This video is to give the Montessori guide an overview of the states of matter in a Montessori Classroom
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K - 7th, Adult Education
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