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High school science research for Microsoft Word
Inquiry Based Learning Project: CLIMATE CHANGE
An Inquiry Based Learning Project your students are going to love!Climate change has been a topic of discussion and debate, under various titles, for many decades. With an increase in droughts and flooding, ecologically forced human migration, and the melting of ice sheets globally, climate change is obviously a major issue. But if we know it's a problem, why is so hard to solve?! With the ability to look at climate change scientifically, politically, socially, economically, or any combination o
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6th - 12th
Also included in: THE INQUIRY BASED LEARNING RESEARCH BUNDLE
Meteorology Webquest
In this webquest, students practice being real-world meteorologists forecasting and interpreting weather maps. They use current weather websites to track current conditions and to predict future conditions. They explore the different types of weather maps meteorologists use to track different aspects of the weather. The webquest allows ample room to individualized student exploration. Students can explore different types of maps of their interest, as well as different places around the world
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6th - 9th
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Air Pollution Research Poster
Student instructions and rubric to a group project on air pollution. Students work in groups to research different properties of air pollution:
Clean Air Act
Ozone Pollution
Particle Pollution
Dirtiest Air Areas
Cleanest Air Areas
Instructions include website suggestions for researching.
Project concludes with a group presentation. You could easily turn it into a powerpoint or prezi presentation if you want!
.docx file for easy editing and personalization!
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8th - 11th
Forensic Science: Case Study Investigation
The Case Study Investigation report provides students with an opportunity to conduct an in-depth analysis of a case. Forensics plays a role in all of the cases to some degree - in some of the cases forensic analysis was key to arriving at a thorough understanding of the elements of the crime, whereas in some of the other cases the lack of forensic testing, either because it was not done or because it was not available, proved equally significant. The list of cases represents a broad mix in term
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8th - 12th
Biology Final Project
This end-of-year project is designed to bring together understandings from units taught throughout a biology course. It has students focus critically on one organism, looking at it briefly through the lenses of genetics, biochemistry, evolution, taxonomy, and ecology. Rubric and hyperlinks to help students review are included!
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7th - 10th
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NGSS:
HS-LS4-1
, HS-LS4-4
, HS-LS2-8
Organ Wanted Project - Body Systems - Organs, Diseases
INCLUDES: Poster Rubric, Student Information Sheet, Student Directions/Checklist, Student PosterStudents are to create a poster based on individual research of specific organs.Can be used as a Summative Assessment or Extra Credit Project.
Energy Webquest
In this self-directed and interactive webquest, students conduct an in-depth research exploration about energy! It starts with an overview of "energy" and the law of conservation of energy in order to build a conceptual understanding of energy and energy transformations. It then moves into exploring the different forms of energy through interactives: potential, gravitational, kinetic, chemical, electrical, mechanical, etc. It then moves into the different types of energy transfer: electrical, t
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5th - 9th
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High School Chemistry Element Super Hero (or Villain!) Project
In this fun project, secondary (can be modified for middle school easily) Chemistry students work to research elements of their choice and present their learning in a creative story and poster project. The project is designed for students to work with a partner, but can easily be modified for individual or group learning. Additionally, the project is intended to be completed in a school week (five class days), but could be shortened, given over a long weekend or vacation or as optional extra c
The Civil War "Baseball Cards" Project
Watch your students eagerly research important figures of the Civil War Era in order to create historical "Baseball" cards for each figure. As in real baseball cards, each figure will have a picture and facts of the role he/she played leading up to or during the Civil War. This Civil War project is teacher tested with a great success rate at any level of U.S. History. This project can easily be used in other disciplines (in English - authors, science - scientists, etc.).
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4th - 11th
2024 Solar Eclipse 5E NGSS Inquiry Lesson - Local Data & Safety Exploration
Prepare for the 2024 solar eclipse with the 5E inquiry lesson. This no prep, editable, option will teach your students about what to expect in their area, the cause of eclipses, importance in studying the phenomenon, safety considerations, and how to create a pinhole projector. Scientific practices such as asking questions, developing models, and analyzing data will be utilized. Your students will be prepared for this once in a lifetime opportunity!
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6th - 12th
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NGSS:
MS-ESS1-3
, MS-ESS1-1
TED Talk Viewing Guide: Sleep Is Your Superpower
A Viewing Guide to get your class thinking about the importance of SLEEP!For many different reasons (schoolwork, FOMO, social media, etc.), teens these days are regularly going to bed between 2-4 in the morning! But because they're still young, and largely still functioning while sleep deprived, they often don't think of their sleep as being as valuable as it is!Matt Walker is a scientist who spends his days studying sleep. He has been a professor of psychiatry at Harvard, the University of Cal
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: THE HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS BUNDLE
Genetics and Heredity Webquest
**It is important to note that flash is required for one or more of the activities!**Great for Distance Learning and Remote LearningIn this self-directed and interactive webquest, students explore the world of genetic and heredity. Students begin with explorations of "what makes you you and me me" - the basics of genetics and inheritance. They move on to choose personal genetic explorations from a host of options, which differentiates to their personal interests. The choices are all real-life r
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5th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-LS3-1
, MS-LS3-2
Environmental Issues/ Human Impact Project
Research project that has students working cooperatively to research an environmental issue. Includes project guidelines, rubric for grading, suggested websites and a note-taking sheet with key questions for students. Students have the flexibility of presentation style. To make grading fair, I make the individual's work count for a large part of the grade and keep the group grade smaller. Suitable for lower levels or can be modified for honors students by increasing detail of fact sheet require
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5th - 10th
Integumentary (skin) System Project: Tattoos
Students work in groups of 3-4 to complete this project. After learning about the Integumentary s=System, they will research the effects tattooing on this system. They are attempting to persuade a friend's parents to allow her to get a tattoo, but have to give all the pros and cons. End product: a letter, video, brochure, etc. (student choice) as long as they meet the project criteria *Standard 3 Project
Owl Pellet Ecosystem Analysis- Trophic Pyramid and Energy Flow
Kids typically say that they "did" owl pellets in middle school, but they rarely can come up with any understanding or explanation as to what they were doing or why.
This ecosystem lab is good for an advanced biology or environmental science class and takes owl pellet dissection to the level it should be. Students will dissect owl pellets and identify prey, but use that data (and some basic research) to reconstruct a trophic level pyramid and calculate energy flow in an ecosystem.
Dissectio
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Cell City Webquest Activity
**Distance Learning and Remote Learning AppropriateIn this activity, students navigate an online interactive titled "Cell City", which is a great visual that compares plant and animal cells to a city. The webquest lab report guides students through summarizing the main functions of each organelle, sketching the organelle, creating analogies for each of the organelles comparing them to parts of a city, and deciding whether the organelle is in plant cells or animal cells or both. The lab report e
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Grades:
5th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-LS1-2
, MS-LS1-1
Addendum to Med Term Bundle - for a full year class
Teachers who purchase my $100 Complete and Easy Medical Terminology bundle often ask what they can do to fill a 2-semester/full year course in Medical Terminology. Here is the answer! This package contains research topics and classroom activities for each of the 12 organ system chapters:Integumentary SystemSkeletal SystemMuscular SystemDigestive SystemCardiovascular SystemLymphatic/Immune SystemRespiratory SystemUrinary SystemEndocrine SystemNervous SystemSensory SystemReproductive SystemThis b
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7th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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4-Chambered Heart Dissection Guide
This dissection guide is for a 4-chambered heart. I've used it with both deer hearts and pig hearts. This resource includes the following items: 1) the dissection guide, intended to be printed front and back as a booklet, and 2) a dissection reflection for the students to complete after the dissection. The resource is a .docx (MS Word) file and is editable.
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7th - 12th
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Agribusiness Projects
Agribusiness Projects: High school students are challenged to create an original product and a company that revolves around this product. They will sort through product details by answering the questions in this packet and research the materials to make the product. They will also establish their companies. Additionally, they must create their own website, advertisements, a prototype of the product, and give a presentation. This project typically lasts one semester. This is an editable document
Grades:
9th - 12th
Endangered Species Project: Create a "Recovery Plan" NGSS
In this activity NGSS (Next Generation Science Standards) aligned activity, students create a Recovery Plan for an endangered species of their choice. The plant requires students to 1) understand the natural history and geographical range of the organism 2) design a plan that accounts for the timeline, resources needed, and plan of action 3) come up with a way to measure if the plan is succeeding 4) discuss the importance of the species to its ecosystem A. NEXT GENERATION SCIENCE STANDARDS HEREI
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6th - 12th
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Earth's Natural Resources Research Project
A research project for students to research and gain a deeper understanding of natural resources and the current problems facing the world. Includes requirements, sample project ideas, and brainstorming topics.Standard:(iii) Energy resources are available on a renewable, nonrenewable, or indefinite basis. Understanding the origins and uses of these resources enables informed decision making. Students should consider the ethical/social issues surrounding Earth's natural energy resources, while lo
APES pollution case studies
This is a student-led project that allows students to teach a lesson and create an AP style assessment on the following case studies that are found in the AP Environmental exam:1. Bhopla Chemical Disaster 2. Chernobyl nuclear disaster 3. Cuyahoga River Fire 4. Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill 5. Exxon Valdez Oil Spill 6. Fukushimi Daiichi Nuclear Disaster 7. London Fog Air Pollution 8. Love Canal Waste Dumping 9. Santa Barbara Oil Spill 10. Three-mile Island Nuclear Disaster 11. Biosphere 2 12. Lake
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9th - 12th
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Galaxy Research Project Digital Poster
Combine art, literacy, and science with this individualized galaxy project. Students research their own galaxy and present their findings in an artistic way. Template comes with teacher grading form, teacher instructions, student instructions and galaxy list. All pages are fully editable.Please click this link to follow me on TPT: Problems, Experiments, and SolutionsPlease leave a review of this product to earn TPT credit (5 cents of every dollar spent on a product you purchase and review that i
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6th - 12th
Genetic Mutation webquest (NO PREP REQUIRED!)
Students will be exploring the different types of genetic mutations. Students will learn that mutations can be caused by mistakes, genetics, or external factors. The webquest has helpful links to help students explore grade level information.Standards covered:MS-LS3-1
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6th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-LS3-1
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