This .ZIP file contains directions for 4 centers: Acceleration & Mass, Velocity, Gravity and Friction. These can be printed in color and laminated ... ByScience Matters!
(18 pages) A very fun hands-on activity in which students cut, paste, and assemble a giant map of the historic 1974 tornado super outbreak. More th... ByChapman Ohearn
This set of six posters is great for displaying on a bulletin board during a study of the states of matter. Included are colorful posters that def... ByCheryl Ittig
This presentation Lesson Plan has 23 slides on the following topics:
The Atmosphere, Structure of the Atmosphere, Weather, Air Temperature, Temp... ByLisa Michalek
These notes coincide with the Naming Compounds PowerPoint that is also available. They allow students to follow along with all 4 PowerPoints: Nami... ByPatrick Haney
This worksheet can be used as a notetaking guide to ensure student engagment during powerpoint notes and lecture. Students may also use this as an... ByShanna Malone
(40 pages) This is a second practice activity and is a continuation from parts 1 and 2. Back in the day ... :) ... before GPS, ships navigated t... ByChapman Ohearn
Simple Machines unit with hands on experiements. Collect books to use for samples and information. Test included.
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Set of 20... ByAnne P. Kraszewski
This is the renowned "I Have, Who Has" vocabulary review game for your class studying a unit on the conservation of energy: work and simple machine... ByTeaching Those Kiddies!
This is the first in a 3 part lab series dealing with Friction, but it can be used as a standalone activity. Students will be using spring scales ... ByLauren Mcvey
Sound Test with key. Mixture of questions similar to style found on many standardized tests. Applicable to introductory chapter on characteristics ... ByMaura & Derrick Neill
Cooperative/interactive activity for learning and understanding phases of the moon. Sixteen practice stations, answer sheet, answer key, and teache... ByChapman Ohearn
Four page lab with two different experiments. One is on "how much heat energy is in a small and large beaker of water and the other is on the condu... ByLesson Universe
A lab where students will observe phase change. Requires items that you can find at your local supermarket. Includes Pre-assessment and lab sheet. ... ByJessi C
This product is classroom ready. The National science standards are included along with a teacher resource page and vocabulary list of words. The l... ByDoug Geis
Students will use cabbage juice to determine if a chemical reaction has occurred using baking soda, vinegar, and then comparing it with water.... ByMike Mckee
(8 pages) The idea of multiple star systems came from observations and from data. Observations that a star’s brightness changed, and data that me... ByChapman Ohearn
Physics Laws & Equations Worksheet Set with Keys. Includes fill-in, crossword, matching quiz and wordsearch. Applicable to science, general scienc... ByMaura & Derrick Neill
In this worksheet, students solve five different problems determining the densities of liquids. At the top of the worksheet, students write the for... ByBluebird Teaching Materials
A sheet with 20 questions that students can fill in while watching the Bill Nye Phases of Matter video. Worksheet is formatted as a grid, where st... ByNicolle Belesimo
This activity has detailed instructions for students to watch animations and visualize the building of simple series and parallel circuits. Studen... ByAngela Holley
A fantastic experiment that asks students to "design" their own experiment to answer the question "How does shape affect the speed of falling objec... ByMeghan Mathis
A great lab to demonstrate that crystal solids are made of alternating, repeating patterns! Students make "crystals" out of marshmallows and tooth... ByIan Williamson
7 questions/one page. Students are given measurements of a block and calculate volume - and other volume problems. Two graduated cylinder problem. ... ByLesson Universe
A great science experiment for the primary grades is to do a starch test. This is a great activity to add to your lesson plans close to Thanksgivin... ByLisa @ Farm Fresh
This Review Worksheet covers the following topics:
Percent Composition
Molar Mass
Isotopes
and the definitions of Avogrado's number, protons, n... ByRebekah Branka
Use this eleven item crossword puzzle in your intermediate level science classroom to help your students learn about phase changes and states of ma... ByEducator Super Store
Use this lab to introduce the idea to your students that air is matter. Although invisible and seemingly weightless, air is matter and therefore h... ByEducator Super Store
(22 pages) This is the final step in our Moon Phase practice sequence. Students describe moon appearance, identify moon phase, and determine moonri... ByChapman Ohearn
This is a Smartboard lesson that introduces conductors and insulators to science explorers. Lesson includes Word document that students use to foll... ByKristin Krempasky
Students explore acids and bases using the special indicator properties of red cabbage juice. The color-change game Presto Change-O helps students ... ByDawn Hinterberger
Students construct, collect, and study micrometeriotites. They discover that some of the dust that is being blown by the wind and collecting on-we... ByRay Nichol
One page notes that decribes Mass and Volume. Students fill in the blank. These notes lead to Density. Please check out my density notes, problems ... ByLesson Universe
Physics Laws & Equations Wordsearch with Key. Applicable to science, general science, physical science and physics. By Derrick Neill.... ByMaura & Derrick Neill
This is a "card" to printed on cardstock that will contain several formulas/equations that one learns in a Physical Science course. Examples such a... ByKatie Titus
Waves Word search puzzle with answer key. Good companion to textbook chapter on Waves or for review to prepare for quizzes. Covers terms like refle... ByMaura & Derrick Neill
This is a compilation of 20 labs (list is in the preview) that I have rewritten for my physical Science class. Each lab has a cover page with hints... ByScience Guy
Geological Time Scale Lesson Plans and Teacher Notes for a hands-on active inquiry based classroom, including time scale introduction, time scale l... ByBrian Seymour
A collection of 46 chemistry and physics formula posters in Word (doc) format ready to be printed, enlarged, colored, altered, etc. Some of these ... ByChristopher Bires
This unit contains several lab activities that students can cooperatively work together to learn about magnets. There is also an activity to start ... ByKristin Krempasky
This 23 slide power point presentation describes matter, the atom, the subatomic particles (the proton, neutron, and electron), atomic numbers, ato... ByRoss Edwards
(26 pages) This is a second set of large flash cards for learning atomic numbers, mass, neutrons, etc. The 22 elements in this set are different fr... ByChapman Ohearn
Five catagories with four questions each. Catagories are: Lab Safety, Scientific Process, Forces, measurement, and laws of motion. Has a count down... ByLesson Universe
One page notes that shows how a compound breaks into two elements. Illustrates it with dancers. Great for 8th grade but can be used for HS Chem too... ByLesson Universe
"Who Needs the Textbook" is a teacher-inspired/teacher-created guide to spice up(more-often-than-not) boring topics in the classroom. Full of acti... ByBen Bache
A fun way to review Matter in high school is to have students play a bingo game. They can work individually, pairs, or even teams. This is a grea... ByLynn Prescott
Metals are often coated with a layer of zinc to prevent corrosion. Items that have been galvanized will not corrode as easily and will last much l... ByScience Stuff