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11th grade other (science) resources for Microsoft Word
Giving instructions GREAT FIRST DAY ACTIVITY TEAMWORK LEADERSHIP
This activity demonstrates the difficulties that arise when a medical professional or other professional must give instructions verbally without the assistance of anything in writing. This is an essential ability in the medical field or any field that requires relaying of instructions or orders. health science, medical, anatomy, communication disorders, speech therapy, homeschool, high school, middle school, medical terminology, pharmacology, leadership, teamwork, first day, icebreakers, intro
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Scientific Method Variables and Graphing Practice
Students are given six different sets of experimental data and asked to identify the variables (independent, dependent etc.). They also reinforce graphing by identifying if the data should be represented with a bar or line graph. With this information, students the create data tables and graphs for the data.
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3rd - 12th
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Determining and Predicting El Nino and La Nina Years
By Sue WadsworthStudents will use past sea temperature data from NOAA to determine past El Nino and La Nina years as well as predict future events. Students will graph data, answer questions, and work on extension activities designed to help them see patterns and propose solutions to problems.
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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
Convex and Concave Lenses Activity
The lab activity requires the use of concave and convex lenses. I use simple small ones that are cheap and easy to buy. In addition, you need to have a small object (penny, pair of dice, etc) and a large object (cabinet, door, tv, etc) for students to examine. They will stay at their desks and use the concave and convex lenses to look at each item (once holding the lens close and once holding it at arm's length). Students will write their observations on the chart provided. Then, students will a
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3rd - 11th
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GMO Webquest
Webquest activity that explores GMOs and also addresses identifying bias in research.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Aice Environmental Management Year End Project - Review
This is a year end review culminating project in order for your students to prepare for the AICE Environmental Management Test. The file is editable so you can change the due dates and point value, or use parts of the project. This project is designed to take about 1 hour per period for 5 days over the course of 9 weeks for a total of 45 hours. This way the students have ample time to review and prepare. This is made to meet the AICE Management Cambridge style questions as well as allowing stud
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Reading Comprehension & Science Integrated 5E Lesson Plan
This is a Reading Comprehension lesson plan that uses Science content. The lesson plan follows the 5E Lesson Plan model. The 5 Es are Engagement, Exploration, Explanation, Elaboration, and Evaluation. The plan uses science content to enforce reading comprehension, however, any reading passage can apply to this lesson plan. The lesson plan applies to Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) and the common core standards. The lesson is designed for the average students, however it includes diff
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2nd - 12th
Also included in: Reading 5E Lesson Plan BUNDLE
Crime Scene Bundle
This bundle contains labs and activities to teach students how to solve a crime scene. Teach your students hands-on, real-life science by teaching them how to conduct search patterns, how to fingerprint suspects, interview suspects, write crime scene reports, analyze hair, sketch crime scenes, how to read blood spatter patterns and so, so much more. This unit ends with you setting up a crime scene (scenario included in bundle) and having your students solve the mystery of “Murder in a Small Town
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9th - 12th
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El Nino and La Nina Webquest
I created this website because so many of the WebQuests that I have bought do not have good links. This is all about El Nino and La Nina. At the end of the WebQuest, I added some questions with rigor in order for them to think about the questions they answered and sum up what they have learned. This was created for an Environmental Science Class in high school.
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6th - 12th
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Water Potential Practice
Practice problems for figuring out water potential, solute potential, and pressure potential. Also incorporates labeling diagrams and determining what type of solutions. Answer key in my products list (for free).
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11th - 12th
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Earth, Moon, Sun, Solar System Science Study Guide
Aligned with Virginia Science Standards 4.7 and 4.8, this study guide reviews characteristics of the Earth, Moon and Sun. Students are asked to define and give examples of rotation and revolution. It reviews order of the planets in our solar system by size and from the sun. Sun-centered and Earth-centered philosophers are included. This can be used for individual review to prepare for end of unit tests or for the end of year standardized test (SOL). It can also be used as a whole group review.
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3rd - 12th
Physical Science Final Exam
This final exam is intended for use in the physical science classroom but can be adapted for 8th grade, chemistry or other science classes.
The final exam includes the following topics and questions:
• Elements on the periodic table and their symbols.
• Groups on the periodic table.
• Atomic mass and calculating protons, neutrons, and electrons.
• Identifying compounds as element, compound or mixture.
• Classifying physical and chemical properties.
• Classifying physical and chemical chang
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8th - 11th
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Marine Mammal Storybook Project
With this project, students will research a marine mammal about which to write a children's storybook. They will be asked to include factual, scientific information about their marine mammal in an engaging manner that will capture the attention of their audience. Included Items:-Description of project-Rubric for grading
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Biology Video Guide Crash Course Ecology #10 5 Human Impacts on the Environment
This video worksheet can be used while viewing the Crash Course Ecology video #10 on Human Impacts on the Environment.
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9th - 12th
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Gummy Bear Dissection Lab-Anatomical Terminology
This lab is useful for an introduction to anatomical positioning and medical terminology. I use it with my Biomedical Science class and it could be scaffolded to be more difficult with an A&P 1 class. It uses gummy bears and asks the students to both draw and dissect them in various positions and directions.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Periodic Table of the Elements Code Puzzle
Use the period table of the elements to find the atomic number in each box. Then write the symbol for that element to solve the riddles below. This activity helps students practice using the periodic table, and lets them have fun at the same time! My students loved being "Codebreakers", and this activity made them much more fluent when using the periodic table of the elements. See if they can create their own "code" when they've finished. There are 10 different puzzles to complete, so you can us
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8th - 11th
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Entire Middle School Science Fair Project
Do you need- or want to have students participate in a science fair? This is an entire 31 page science fair workbook. It has been designed and tweaked over a 10 year period to be extremely practical and both student- and teacher friendly. I use this for my 7th and 8th grade students, but this could easily be used by anyone in grades 6 through high school.I have intentionally not saved this as a PDF so you can customize it as best fits your situation.
I print a copy of this for each student
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6th - 11th
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The Theory of Everything - Movie Guide
This 35 question download is intended to help students reflect and stay focused while they view the film "The Theory of Everything." The film focuses on the life of world renowned scientist Stephen Hawking and his ex-wife Jane Wilde.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Biology Levels of Organization Foldable *INB*
*THREE* foldables included for all the levels of organization in biology!
Simple foldable provides room for a definition, example, and pictures to represent each level. Examples and directions included!
Foldables are a great way to keep students engaged in class! You can either use it as a tool during direct instruction or have students research the information on their own or in groups! Either way - it will provide a great addition to any interactive notebook!
Three foldables cover the fol
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Grades:
6th - 12th
STEM Paper Tower Project - 2 to 3 Day Detailed Lesson
Students are going to be tasked with creating a freestanding paper tower. Students may use any items/materials to create the tower, but the tower must be completely made of paper. The tower must be approximately 1 meter high and be able to hold a 2.5 lb. weight. Students will be given a budget for materials to complete this assignment.This project requires students to work together, research various structures, and create a tower than can withstand a specified weight.These plans include:- Detail
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Layers of the Earth, Continental Drift, and Seafloor Spreading Quiz
Quiz – Layers of the Earth, Continental Drift, and Seafloor Spreading
This quiz reviews the layers of the Earth, Continental Drift theory, and seafloor spreading with multiple choice, fill-in, and short-answer questions.
Students are expected to know about the makeup of the Earth’s layers, what the theory of Continental Drift is and evidence supporting it, and what seafloor spreading is. They should also be aware of magnetic reversal.
This quiz is fully editable and includes an answer key.
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6th - 12th
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Equine Science Unit 2 | ENTIRE HORSE EVOLUTION & HISTORY UNIT (&bonus material!)
This is my entire arsenal of equine evolution and history material! I have also included bonus materials that you cannot find in TpT anywhere. No matter your students background level when it comes to horses, this content is sure to engage and educate them.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Shoulder Video Tutorial handout
Students in my Sports Medicine class must learn about the shoulder. There is a fantastic video tutorial on YouTube that takes the learner through the major bones, ligaments, and soft tissue of the shoulder. I created this handout to accompany the video so students can pull out the important information and practice labeling structures.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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