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High school general science bibliographies for GATE
STEM Bell Ringers Discussion Questions Warm-Ups Middle School High School
Science bell ringer discussion questions, technology bell ringers, as well as some engineering and math topics. This resource includes 70 editable slides with questions to get your students thinking about STEM topics. Display these at the start of class one day a week so that as students walk into your classroom they can begin forming opinions and ideas about these thought-provoking questions! CONTENTS70 Slides (each with a main question and some with a follow-up question) Questions range in top
Grades:
5th - 12th
Forces and Motion Unit | Newton's Cradle Science And STEM | Grade 6 7 8
Discover the Law of Conservation Energy and the Law of Conservation of Momentum with a fun marble collision science investigation. Simple supplies and EASY PREP. Expands to introduce The Laws of Motion. Explore further with an added exploration. Engage students in a STEM Challenge to create a Newton's Cradle. Includes extensive background information to guide the teacher and students to success. This is a printable PDF. Please read more about Easel below.Students will expand their knowledge
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6th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-PS2-2
, MS-ETS1-1
, MS-PS3-5
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Physical & Chemical Changes-Virtual Lab- Google Slides
This Google Slides Physical & Chemical Changes-Virtual Lab (ANSWER KEY INCLUDED) will allow you students to make observations and identify the 15 examples of changes in matter as Physical or Chemical.Videos and Observation Tables are directly embedded into each slide. AnExamples include:Lead Nitrate and Potassium Iodide solutions.Potassium Chlorate and Gummy bear. Elephant toothpaste. Copper and Nitric Acid. Carbon Disulfide and Nitrogen Oxide. Chemiluminescence. Color changing milk. Silver
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in: Physical & Chemical Changes Bundle
3D Smart Phone Holographic Viewer - Physics of Light and Reflection
This lab is super inexpensive and so much fun! Students construct a four sided plastic prism from transparency film to view hologram videos found on Youtube. This quick and easy activity is related to light and reflection and is a great follow up to the physics of mirrors. It’s also a great filler for one of those odd days where one glass is longer than the others or if you need to wow your supervisor.You can make four viewers per sheet of transparency. I simply gave a call out for them at m
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4th - 12th
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Walking Water & Scientific Method STEM or STEAM Lesson Plan & Activity
This lesson is great for any age to teach the steps of the Scientific Method. I prefer to do this the day after we go over what the Scientific Method is.The students will be able to construct an understanding of the scientific method by going through each step. There is a student handout that the students use as the class goes through each process of the scientific method, engaging them in all that they need to be the scientist.This lesson requires approximately one hour of wait time after begin
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1st - 9th
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Also included in: FUN St. Patrick's Day BUNDLE- Math, English, Puzzle & STEM activities!
Ape or Pig Blood for Human Transfusion? Reading and Questions
This awesome article from Genetic Literacy Project poses the idea of getting blood transfusions from apes or pigs. A great follow up activity after a mini unit on blood typing or ABO Blood Genetics/Punnett Squares. Also great for enrichment when entering the genetic/genetic engineering units. My students enjoy reading this article and the questions I wrote as comprehension questions serve as a great way to hold them accountable to complete the reading.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Halloween Creature Adaptation STEAM Activity
In this engaging STEM lesson, students will explore the fascinating world of animal adaptations by creating their own fictional Halloween creatures. They will design unique creatures, place them in Halloween environments with specific challenges, and develop adaptations to help their creatures survive. This project will encourage critical thinking, creativity, and a deeper understanding of how animals adapt to their surroundings. To make this activity even more festive, included is a fictional s
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6th - 12th
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Germs Everywhere Petri Dish Sampling Lab & Hand-washing Germs Simulant
Students learn how to conduct a good experiment using petri dishes, and real lab techniques such as sterile sampling and consideration of sample sizes. Also contains a hand-washing activity I have done using GloGerm available online- shows students how well they wash their hands (or don't!). They love this part!Student worksheets available for this lab with pre-lab questions, data collect, analysis, and post-lab questions in English and Spanish within the powerpoints via Google Drive links.
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5th - 10th
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STEM Career Bingo for Middle and High School Students
Great for End of the Year fun!STEM BINGO Pack - Engage, Learn, and Explore STEM Careers!INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE-STEM BINGO Blank Card with career list of 75 STEM careers30 Randomized Bingo Cards75 STEM Career Call CardsSTEM Career extra info for all listed careers (definition, salary & education needed)5 Back Designs for Call Cards5 Back Designs for Bingo CardsDiscover the World of STEM Careers with Exciting BINGO:Unleash the potential of STEM education with our dynamic STEM BINGO Pack.Lo
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8th - 12th
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Galileo Galilei: A Reader's Theater Script
Scientist, astronomer, physicist and mathematician, Galileo is considered the "father of modern science”. That title was first given to Galileo by another famous scientist named Albert Einstein. This Reader's Theater Script is part of my Ms. Bie Ografee Talk Show Series. Audience questioners ask guest, Galileo, all about his life. Additionally, there are comprehension questions and a Did You Know? fun facts. A teacher page has extension activities and the key.Should you wish a version without th
Grades:
5th - 9th
Genetics and Heredity Unit Exam
This is a summative assessment covering topics in a Genetics and Heredity unit. The test contains 35 multiple choice questions and 3 free response questions.
Exam covers the following topics:
DNA structure and replication, heredity vocabulary, punnett squares, pedigrees' protein synthesis and meiosis.
The document is editable for you to adjust questions, diagrams, and answers to fit your classroom needs.
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9th - 11th
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Cell Processes and Energy Summative Assessment (chapter test) with Answer Key
This Summative Assessment (test) supports Grade Seven California State Science Standard 7.1 D - F AND California State 7th Grade Science Standard 7.2 E. This assessment also includes Honors Questions at the end of the document. This summative covers photosynthesis, cellular respiration, mitotic cell division, and differentiation.
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7th - 10th
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Engage in Citizen Science (Gifted Science)
Citizen Science is an ideal way for gifted science students to engage in the practice of science. I've created a guide to help learners choose a citizen science project that is right for them, then process that project through the lens of their gifted goals.Want to replace a traditional science fair project with an opportunity to engage in current research, but teach students who aren't identified as gifted learners? Simply have them select two goals that they'd like to focus on as they procee
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4th - 9th
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Cell Structure and Function Summative Assessment (chapter test) with Answer Key
This Summative Assessment (test) supports Grade Seven California State Science Standard 7.1 A - D AND California State 7th Grade Science Standard 7.5 A. This assessment also includes Honors Questions at the end of the document. This summative covers cell structures and functions (organelles and their functions), plant cells vs. animal cells, osmosis, and diffusion.
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7th - 10th
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Quick Lab Sheet Balloon Rockets - Newton's Third Law
Great activity for Newton's Third Law. Just a quick and easy lab sheet for the classic balloon rocket lab for 8th grade physical science but also appropriate for high school physics and conceptual physics or for 5th-7th graders that have more than one class period. Includes materials needed, procedure and some questions for students to answer. I put two of these to a page so that paper can be saved. Just a simple lab - but one of the year's favorites!!
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5th - 12th
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Women in Science Project Presentation and Gallery Walk
Exposing students to discussions of famous scientists tend to lead to the same 15 scientists being discussed every year. Allowing students the space to research specifically female scientists allows students to engage in conversation and research that isn't always mentioned in education. Discussions of inequalities still faced by female scientists today as well as in the past enrich curriculum. A gallery walk at the end allows students to learn of other female scientists, and how their struggles
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6th - 12th
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Alfred Wegener/Continental Drift Writing Assignment
Have your students research continental drift and Alfred Wegener using this assignment. Students will write a paragraph about Aflred Wegener's continental drift theory. A rubric is included to score student work. This could be used as an in class activity or be used as a homework assignment to have students learn about the theory prior to in class discussions on the topic.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Save the Reptiles Project
Students are to pick an endangered reptile and do research and a presentation over it. Rubric included.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Aristotle, Linnaeus, Whittaker, Woese - Classification Journals
FOLLOW ME SO YOU CAN CHECK OUT MY OTHER FREE PRODUCTS AS THEY ARE RELEASED!!! ***This activity can be modified to be used with remote or online learning as it can be adapted into a webquest or used for online research. It can be used with Google Classroom as well as emailed to your students.***These graphic organizer journals of Aristotle, Linnaeus, Whittaker and Woese can be adapted for many different uses by teachers; creative writing journal entries, Scientific Method summaries, direct corr
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Grades:
4th - 12th
STEM Water Drop Race a Science and Engineering Challenge
This STEM science and engineering challenge will challenge students about water tension. Students will conduct science experiments to introduce themselves to the concept of water tension and how water can move on different surfaces. Recording sheets are provided for students to write their observations and conclusions on. For the advanced students, extension questions are provided to extend their knowledge. Also included is a technology challenge in building their own Water Drop Racetrack. This
Grades:
4th - 9th
Also included in: STEM 3x Water Tension Bundle a Science and Engineering Challenge
Comparing Science-Related Literature and Media
Students will complete a group activity in which they will compare different types of sources to see which is the most objective and reliable. The students will read two articles and fill out the corresponding chart, which they will then use to compare the general media article and the scientific article. This could be used in a Science class or an English class.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
BIPOC and Woman in Science Project
Students to explore the fascinating world of science and discover the incredible contributions of diverse scientists from BIPOC and women backgrounds with this comprehensive research project packet! This engaging and inclusive project is designed to foster a deeper understanding of the diverse voices that have shaped the scientific community and celebrate the achievements of scientists from all walks of life.What's Included:Project Guidelines: Step-by-step instructions on how to introduce the pr
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Grades:
2nd - 12th
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Weather Unit Review
This review covers information from information on:
- Layers of the atmosphere
- Clouds
- Weather Fronts
- Pressure Systems
- Severe weather (thunderstorms, tornadoes, and hurricanes)
- Predicting weather through the use of maps
- Global and Local winds
*This follows both NC 7th grade weather standards and SC 6th grade standards. Please know this does not include weather instruments and water cycle information.
* Answer key is included
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Grades:
5th - 12th
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Changes of States Poster Activity and Vocabulary worksheets with ELD sentences
This is an 2 week long activity packet for the study of the changes of states. Includes ELD activities and sentence frames.
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Grades:
5th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-PS1-4
, MS-PS1-6
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