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Not grade specific biology interactive whiteboards
Identifying DNA, Chromosomes & Genes - drag-and-drop, matching in Google Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to label and identify DNA, genes, chromosomes, etc. The post actually contains THREE assignments all-in-one.Each of the three slides has a different set of organisms. Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop with 5 draggable options, and slide #2 contains clickable text boxes and a word bank, while slide #3 just includes clickable text boxes (without the word bank). Please feel free to use any of the assignments or pick and choose what best serves your students and st
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Producers, Consumers, and Decomposers - drag-drop, describe activity in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to categorize/sort characteristics and images of producers, consumers, and decomposers, as well as provide descriptions for each. The post actually contains THREE assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop with draggable text/descriptions, slide #2 has draggable images/animals, and slide #3 has clickable text boxes where students can write their own thoughts, descriptions, or animal examples. Please feel free to use any of the assignments or pick
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Cell Activities - 16 engaging, digital assignments in Jamboard
This engaging Jamboard set has 16 activities which challenge students to label or compare/contrast activities. There are a wide variety of activities (parts, organelles, photosynthesis, respiration, various Venn Diagrams, prokaryotes vs. eukaryotes, levels of org in a cell, DNA vs. RNA, mitosis, meiosis, and a microscope activity).Check out the preview GIF to see some of the examples!This is fully editable and can also be used as a handout or as an opening/closing activity. You can also add/del
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Bacteria vs. Viruses Venn Diagram - drag-and-drop, labeling activity in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to compare and contrast bacteria and viruses. The resource actually contains TWO assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop activity with 14 options, while slide #2 contains clickable text boxes which students can use to write their own thoughts. Please feel free to use both of the assignments or choose the one that best serves your students and standards. The two variations are a great way to provide differentiation! The answer key is included
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Also included in: Kingdom Bacteria Bundle - Slides, Activities, CLOZE Reads, Quiz, etc.
Prokaryotes vs. Eukaryotes Venn Diagram - drag-drop, labeling activity in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to compare and contrast prokaryotes and eukaryotes. The resource actually contains TWO assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop activity with 17 options, while slide #2 contains clickable text boxes which students can use to write their own thoughts. Please feel free to use both of the assignments or choose the one that best serves your students and standards. The two variations are a great way to provide differentiation! The answer key is inc
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Mitosis vs. Meiosis - drag-and-drop, labeling activity in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to compare and contrast mitosis and meiosis using a Venn Diagram. The resource actually contains TWO assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop activity with 17 options, while slide #2 contains clickable text boxes which students can use to write their own thoughts. Please feel free to use both of the assignments or choose the one that best serves your students and standards. The two variations are a great way to provide differentiation! The ans
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Photosynthesis vs. Cellular Respiration Venn Diagram - drag-and-drop in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to compare and contrast cellular respiration and photosynthesis using a Venn Diagram. The resource actually contains TWO assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop activity with 15 options, while slide #2 contains clickable text boxes which students can use to write their own thoughts or examples. Please feel free to use both of the assignments or choose the one that best serves your students and standards. The two variations are a great way to
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Photosynthesis - drag-and-drop/labeling activities in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to identify/label parts of photosynthesis. The post actually contains THREE assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop with draggable options, slide #2 has a word bank with clickable text boxes, and slide #3 just has the clickable text boxes. Please feel free to use any of the assignments or pick and choose what best serves your students and standards. The variations are a great way to provide differentiation! I also included a slide so that you
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Inherited Traits vs. Learned Behaviors Venn Diagram - drag-and-drop in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to compare and contrast inherited traits vs. learned (acquired) behaviors using a Venn Diagram. The resource actually contains TWO assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop activity with 17 options, while slide #2 contains clickable text boxes which students can use to write their own thoughts or examples. Please feel free to use both of the assignments or choose the one that best serves your students and standards. The two variations are a gre
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Digital food web project!
Hello! Congratulations on your purchase of this CANVA document food web project! Since it is a digital food web project you can use this CANVA Template to make your own version of the canva document! The food web project has the students create their own slide in canva representing their food web of choice! It is a great way to have all the students work in the same place as well as being able to see all that is going on in the different food webs! You can assign the students their individual fo
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Sexual vs. Asexual Reproduction Venn Diagram - drag-and-drop, sorting in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to compare and contrast sexual and asexual reproduction using a Venn Diagram. The resource actually contains TWO assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop activity with 14 options, while slide #2 contains clickable text boxes which students can use to write their own thoughts or examples. Please feel free to use both of the assignments or choose the one that best serves your students and standards. The two variations are a great way to provide
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Plant Activities - 17 engaging, digital assignments in Jamboard
This engaging Jamboard set has 17 activities which challenge students to label or do compare/contrast activities. There are a wide variety of activities (life stage, label flower, label plant parts, fruit, photosynthesis, plant cell, purpose of parts, label chloroplast, angiosperm vs. gymnosperms, monocots vs. dicots, xylem vs. phloem, vascular vs. nonvascular, plant processes, etc.).Check out the preview GIF to see some of the examples!This is fully editable and can also be used as a handout o
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Skin Diagram - drag-and-drop, labeling activity in Slides (advanced)
This Slides activity challenges students to label the areas/parts of the skin. The post actually contains THREE assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop with draggable options, slide #2 includes clickable text boxes and a word bank, and slide #3 just includes clickable text boxes (without the word bank). Please feel free to use any of the assignments or pick and choose what best serves your students and standards. I also included a slide so that you can use to make any edits or changes
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Levels of Organizations in Humans - drag-and-drop/labeling activities in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to identify the levels of organization in humans (cells - tissues - organs - organ systems). The post actually contains THREE assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop with draggable options, slide #2 has a word bank with clickable text boxes, and slide #3 just has the clickable text boxes. Please feel free to use any of the assignments or pick and choose what best serves your students and standards. The variations are a great way to provide dif
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Food Chains - Drag-and-drop activities in Google Slides | REMOTE LEARNING
This Slides activity challenges students to build real-life food chains. The post actually contains THREE assignments all-in-one.Each of the three slides has a different set of organisms. Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop with an owl as the top predator, slide #2 is a drag-and-drop with a snake as a top predator, and slide #3 is a drag-and-drop with a wolf as the top predator. Please feel free to use any of the assignments or pick and choose what best serves your students and standards. Slide #4 con
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Also included in: Google Goodies: Ecology - 16+ engaging Slides resources at 25% off!
Ear Anatomy - interactive drag-and-drop, labeling in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to label and identify parts of the ear. The post actually contains THREE assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop with 9 draggable options, and slide #2 contains clickable text boxes and a word bank, while slide #3 just includes clickable text boxes (without the word bank). Please feel free to use any of the assignments or pick and choose what best serves your students and standards. I also included two slides that you can use to make any edits
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Also included in: Google Goodies: Waves - Slides Drag-and-Drops & Forms Quiz - 25% off!
Layers of the Skin - drag-and-drop, labeling activity in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to label the areas/layersof the skin. The post actually contains THREE assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop with draggable options, slide #2 includes clickable text boxes and a word bank, and slide #3 just includes clickable text boxes (without the word bank). Please feel free to use any of the assignments or pick and choose what best serves your students and standards. I also included a slide so that you can use to make any edits or changes
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Build a Chromosome
In this activity learner will manipulate the Google Slide and build a chromosome. This activity will teach the learner that Cell has nucleus, nucleus contains chromosomes, chromosomes are made up of DNA. Teachers please make sure to delete the teacher slide before you assign the work to your students.
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Animal Cell - interactive drag-and-drop & labeling activity in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to label parts of an animal cell. The post actually contains FIVE assignments all-in-one and great for integrating technology, verb practice, checking for understanding, warm-up, and closure.DETAILSAbout the activities: Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop with draggable options, slide #2 has clickable text boxes with a word bank, and slides #3-5 are variations without the word bank. Pro Tip: Use slide 2 or 3 after teaching the content, then use slide 1 as a revi
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DIGITAL Animal Classification | Invertebrates and Vertebrates (Biology Science)
This DIGITAL Animal Classification for Invertebrates and Vertebrates is perfect for learning to classify different animals. This interactive resource is so much fun for students of any grade learning about animal classification. Perfect for distance learning or for in-person learning on Chromebooks, iPads, or SmartBoards!Students are able to do all their learning for this resource entirely on Google Slides™. You will receive a Google Drive™ folder with 6 slides.Included in this resource:Inverteb
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Xylem vs. Phloem Venn Diagram - drag-and-drop, sorting activity in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to compare and contrast xylem and phloem using a Venn Diagram. The resource actually contains TWO assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop activity with 15 options, while slide #2 contains clickable text boxes which students can use to write their own thoughts or examples. Please feel free to use both of the assignments or choose the one that best serves your students and standards. The two variations are a great way to provide differentiation
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Chloroplast - drag-and-drop/labeling activities in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to identify the parts / areas of the Chloroplast organelle. The post actually contains THREE assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop with draggable options, slide #2 has a word bank with clickable text boxes, and slide #3 just has the clickable text boxes. Please feel free to use any of the assignments or pick and choose what best serves your students and standards. The variations are a great way to provide differentiation! I also included a
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Plant Cell - drag-and-drop and labeling with Google Slides | REMOTE LEARNING
This Slides activity challenges students to label the parts of a plant cell. The post actually contains THREE assignments all-in-one.Each of the three slides has a different set of organisms. Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop with 13 draggable options, and slide #2 contains clickable text boxes and a word bank, while slide #3 just includes clickable text boxes (without the word bank). Please feel free to use any of the assignments or pick and choose what best serves your students and standards. I als
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Levels of Organizations in Humans - drag-and-drop/labeling charts in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to identify characteristics of each of the levels of organization in humans (cells - tissues - organs - organ systems). The post actually contains TWO assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop with draggable options and slide #2 has clickable text boxes where students can record their own facts, ideas, and examples. Please feel free to use any of the assignments or pick and choose what best serves your students and standards. The variations are
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