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Free high school science research
Five Themes of Geography - Project about Your Town - FREE
Five Themes of Geography - Having learned about the five themes of Geography, students apply their knowledge to their own town. Students must research the Location, Place, Region, Human-Environment Interactions, and the Movement of their own community. Includes the assignment sheet and research record with student hints. Students enjoy the opportunity to think like a geographer and learn about their town. Also, be sure to check out my other Five Themes product —>Five Themes of Geography Post
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6th - 9th
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Newspaper Template Freebie
This simple newspaper template is versatile and can be used with any research project.
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The background of the template is locked so that students can only edit the pictures and text.
Text boxes will automatically resize text as students type.
Inserted pictures will automatically fill in box, so no resizing is needed by students.
I have used this template with 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade when they completed different research topics in social studies and in science. Since the concept is
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3rd - 9th
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Vertebrates & Invertebrate Doodle Sheet Lesson Plans
TWO free lesson plans and doodle sheets to be used as a supplement for your teaching on backbones!I hope you enjoy. Please rate your thoughts!These lessons can be seen in my year long science pacing guide that you can find here: Year Long Science Pacing Guide
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2nd - 10th
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Nutrition Project
This is a project designed to help students learn more about nutrition of the foods they eat, eating disorders, and other nutrition topics such as how to build muscle, etc.
Students pick their topic based on the included project detail sheet and rubrics. They work on the project in class and at home for 2-3 days, then present the projects to the class. There are 3 different project options to choose from, and students can also pick how they wish to convey the information (poster, powerpoint,
How To Spot Bad Science Online and on Social Media
This resource is used to teach students to recognize evidence of bias or “fake” science news they might encounter on social media and when doing online research.
#weholdthesetruths #kindnessnation
You will receive:
• A two-sided infographic poster identifying ten signs to look for when analyzing science information for evidence of bias or poor design.
• A card sort activity containing twelve cards which describe fictional examples of social media posts and online articles and news stories
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7th - 10th
Earth's Systems & Cycles Project
This project has students research either a natural or man-made disaster and discuss how it affects the four spheres (biosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere, and geosphere). Students must also draw a connection to the cycling of matter (carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, or nitrogen). Students research a specific event that occurred recently to find images and specific details on how the four spheres were impacted. This resource includes a suggested outline for student presentations and a rubric for teac
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6th - 12th
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Local Ecosystem and Biodiversity Survey
This can be completed as a webquest/worksheet OR as part of a class project in which students are asked to research one of the questions in greater detail. The questions ask students to look at different aspects of the ecosystem they live in, including: native animals and plants, invasive species, how their area looked before it was developed and weather patterns. This can be used as an intro to an ecology unit, or just to explore what kind of life exists in your area for Earth Day. Students
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5th - 12th
Also included in: Ecology, Populations and Biodiversity Bundle
Biome Research Project
Students work collaboratively to research a biome and develop a presentation highlighting the biodiversity found in the biome as well as current threats to biodiversity. Students will also utilize various technology tools to present their information such as Piktochart, Padlet, and Google Slides. Documents provided allow you to modify tech tools based on your school's level of technology integration.Google Docs links provided for Google users to create their own copy.Rubric and grading sheet p
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9th - 12th
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Lab Report Template MIDDLE SCHOOL and HIGH SCHOOL Science
This is a lab template that is great for students 6th through 12th grade for all science investigations. The template guides students in making a lab report that is professional and accurate with the appropriate items in the appropriate sections. I have my 7th graders use this template and while it is challenging in the beginning of the year, but 8th grade they have it down, If you wanted to simplify it for your sped students, just remove some of the information. I have labs and activities for m
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6th - 12th
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Animal Research Project Craft - STEM - PBL
If you would like to purchase the 100% EDITABLE version of this product, click here! Great for differentiation!Engage your students in project-based learning!For this project, students complete 12 activities on animals (Jaguars, Polar Bears, Pandas, Tarantulas, Rabbits, Tigers, Horses, Cheetahs, Cats, Dogs) and construct a 12-sided polyhedron called a dodecahedron to showcase their learning. The prompts include, physical features, habitats, structural and behavioral adaptations, and evolutionary
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5th - 9th
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Blank KWL Chart with Boxes
A simple and easy to use KWL chart for any subject and any topic for any grade level. Made especially for my first graders, who still need the boundary lines, this should help keep information and words neat and organized. Thank you for browsing! :)
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K - 12th
Psychology or Health - Neurological and Brain Diseases Web Quest
This is a versatile web quest for psychology, AP ® Psychology, or health classes. Students use a website to research the anatomy, treatment, prognosis, and current research in eight common neurological or brain related diseases and disorders. The website is provided on the first page of the student assignment. Students then pick two additional disorders from the website to research. Teacher could alternatively print information on the diseases out from the website as class sets for students i
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Science Fair Research Paper
Science Fair Freebie!! Use this freebie to teach your students how to write a scientific research paper before letting them loose on their projects!
I KNOW science fair! Check out my Science Fair Guide!!
You may also be interested in my Scientific Method Bundle! It has EVERYTHING you need to teach the scientific method come back to school: PPT, student notes, 3 close reading assignments, 7 labs, 20 task cards, review sheets, additional handsouts, and a quiz!
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6th - 11th
Middle School Science: Environmental Issues Research Project
I made this for my class (so it has my name and city specific info inside of it). However, I thought it could be a good place to start when tackling a major project like this.
This word doc contains the various documents that students will need to complete a TN standard aligned research project on environmental issues that humans have caused/impacted. These issues include water pollution, air pollution, the burning of fossil fuels, deforestation, release of CFC's, littering, and pesticide/ferti
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5th - 9th
STEM Careers Research and application
This lesson was designed for 8th grade students at the end of the school year. Students research various Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics jobs and select one to further research for a career fair for parents and other students.
Students start by selecting 3 careers they might be interested in and research the basics of the career (using the 3 careers initial sheet). After looking at 3, students narrow it down to their final career and do more extensive research. After researchi
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6th - 12th
Global Environmental Data Set: Population, Consumption, Climate Change
This editable environmental data chart contrasts population, consumption, and carbon dioxide emissions for the United States, Canada, Europe, Latin America, Africa, China, India, and Asia (minus India and China). Related data including income, poverty, contraceptive use, contrasted government expenditures (education, healthcare, military), conserved natural habitat, and more are included. This data set, and clarifications for its use, are ready to use in lesson plans, debates, classroom activiti
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6th - 12th
Element Superhero Project
This fun project teaches students about elements, atoms, and the periodic table - all while engaging them and providing plenty of student voice and choice! Students create an origin story for a superhero that is based on one of the elements on the periodic table. They then present their origin story in one of several ways - from creating a comic book, to drawing story boards, to even creating a movie script!
This handy project addresses a variety of student learning styles, plus it is fun a
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8th - 12th
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Invasive Species Webquest Easily Modified for Any State
This student choice based webquest will help students learn about invasive species in their own state. It has a brief introductory video to watch and summarize and then lets the students choose which organisms to research. The webquest can easily be modified by changing the state name at the top and then changing the list of organisms using https://www.invasivespeciesinfo.gov/subject/lists#state .
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6th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-LS2-7
, MS-LS2-1
, HS-LS2-6
Genetic Engineering Research Project
This project has students research different points of view about genetic engineering. The goal is to help students realize that not only is genetic engineering a widely used tool for multiple areas of science, but it also a highly debated topic.This project is very easily adaptable to any teaching style or desired outcome. If you would rather the final product be a debate then you can easily change this document to reflect that.**Please note: I previously included articles to be used with th
Layers Of the Earth Project
Looking for a unit project on Earth's layer. Well here you go, this can help wrap up your Geology Lesson.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Introduction to Ballistics Research Activity (Print & Digital)
Introduce your ballistics unit with this INTRODUCTION TO BALLISTICS- RESEARCH ACTIVITY. This FREEBIE offers 7 case studies that can be assigned to your students. I have included printable cards (for use as a station activity) as well as a student research document. Need a digital option? No problem! I have included a print and digital option for this activity, making it perfect for distance learning, flipped classrooms, online courses and traditional classrooms.⭐⭐This FREEBIE is part of my BAL
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9th - 12th
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Nutrition Project
The perfect way to engage students in learning about healthy eating! After students have gained background knowledge about the Food Pyramid, essential nutrients for human life, and how to read a nutritional label they will be ready to do this project! Students are given one information card and are tasked with creating a daily meal plan for the person described on their card. They use a variety of resources to plan their meals. They then pull it all together in in a Google Slides or PowerPoint p
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6th - 9th
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Human Body Systems Project
This is a packet I put together for my 8th graders who are studying the human body. Students select one system they would like to learn more about, and are given specific instructions on the options they have for their research. They are required to complete each step before moving to the next step. Each step requires teacher approval before moving on. This way, you can avoid students ending up with projects that do not meet your minimum requirements. The project is scheduled to last about 7 to
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6th - 10th
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Digestive System Disorders Project (Human Anatomy and Physiology)
In this project students will select, from a provided list, a digestive system disorder to study. Students are then given a detailed list of information to find on their disorder and are asked to present their findings using words and diagrams in either a poster or digital format. An easy to use teacher marking scale/rubric is provided. Students will work independently and in my experience the project takes 2 or 3 class periods to complete. This is an excellent, easy to use project resource for
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8th - 12th
Also included in: Digestive System Teaching Resources Bundle (Anatomy and Physiology)
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