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11th grade measurement movie guides
The Science of The Aeronauts (2019) Movie Guide/Summary/Vocabulary/Questions
The Science of The Aeronauts (2019) "The Aeronauts" is a 2019 adventure film directed by Tom Harper, based on a true story, and starring Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones. The movie follows a scientist named James Glaisher and a hot air balloon pilot named Amelia Rennes as they attempt to break the world record for the highest altitude reached in a hot air balloon in the 19th century.The story takes place in London in 1862, where Glaisher is struggling to convince the scientific community of his
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Science & Health Movies Documentaries Viewing Guide BUNDLE
Measurement & Tools - Mythbusters Skills Sheet
Let the Mythbusters Team help you review basic measurement skills in a fun, real-world setting. This is geared towards middle school classrooms.This package allows you to use ANY of the popular television show Mythbuster episodes to introduce or review basic skills related to measurement and tools used within the scientific method and engineering processes. The package includes the following:- Measurement & Tools Skills Sheet - (full and half page versions)- EDITABLE Measurement & Tools
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5th - 12th
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Crash Course Astronomy #25 - DISTANCE (math / science/ distance learn / STEM)
TO BE USED WITH CRASH COURSE: ASTRONOMYONLINE EDUCATIONAL VIDEO SERIESEMERGENCY PLANS / SUB PLANS: YES!DISTANCE LEARNING: YES!GRADES: 9-12This purchase is to be used along with the online educational video series CRASH COURSE. Full link and QR Code to the correct video are included with the student worksheet so students will have easy access both in class or using their own technology.Crash Course Videos are found FREE online and present a variety of educational topics in short 9-13 minute video
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9th - 12th
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Pythagoras’ Theorem - Finding the Length of Intervals Video Lesson
A video lesson (3 minutes 30 seconds) about using Pythagoras’ Theorem to find the length of intervals.Level of Difficulty: Beginner (Easy)Grades: 8thto 11thOutcomes: Studentsuse Pythagoras’ Theorem to find the distance (length) of intervalsidentify the horizontal and vertical lengths of an interval by drawing an imaginary right-angled triangle. Prior Knowledge:Students should have already studied the basic of Pythagoras’ Theorem, finding the value of surds and rounding decimals.Also suitable for
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8th - 11th
Also included in: Pythagoras’ Theorem Bundle - Finding the Length of Intervals
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