This is a heat experiment project that is completed at home (most likely). Students would need to have a good idea of insulators in order to comp... ByElementary Lesson Plans
Teach your students the Scientific process using these five hands-on and interactive science experiments. These experiments integrate other science... ByErin Morrison
Really fun way to teach simple machines, levers, and Newton's Laws. This is a lesson plan with the full description of how to make marshmallow cata... BySchoolrocks
I developed this SIOP cooperative activity when my students were struggling with acids, bases, indicators, and pH calculations.
Students are giv... ByKelly Wedding
This powerpoint can be used as a review of the periodic table. This powerpoint includes charts containing the element name, the element symbol, th... ByWes Weems
(9 pages) Most of our students are surprised to see the great differences in size between stars. Of special interest is the size of our Sun compare... ByChapman Ohearn
This set can be used in a K-2 classroom as part of a daily weather routine or as part of a weather unit. There is a chart to record the weather us... ByCathy's Collections
This lab is an introduction to the physics terms force, weight and Newton. This lab perfectly demonstrates for the middle school science student h... ByJjms
This is the second 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
This is a worksheet on balancing chemical equations. This is a worksheet that you would want to use very early in the teaching unit as all of thes... ByScience Stuff
I created this as a study guide for an 8th grade physical science class. It is a follow up to my first study guide over this topic. It provides a r... ByBrooke Jones
This is a test review for my Integrated Physics and Chemistry (IPC) class. It covers the 3 main properties of fluids (viscosity, buoyancy, and dens... ByEmma Leigh
This is a 100+ Slide PowerPoint with built-in visual quiz with answers about Convection, Conduction, and Radiation. Three great hands-on lab activi... ByRyemurf@gmail.com
This 12 question worksheet provides a way for students to follow along with the Bill Nye Heat video. The questions are all fill-in the-blank. The v... ByJjms
A nice, simple review of motion, speed, velocity, and acceleration. Students will practice calculating speed, velocity, and acceleration from ques... ByIan Williamson
Jeopardy-like board that I use for reviewing with an 10th/11th grade honors Chemistry course. To open the board, unzip the file and then double-cli... ByWolfe
This is a carousal activity for doing unit to unit measurements in a science or math classroom. Students will rotate through 6 stations using metr... ByChemteacher55
(12 pages) Here’s a great way to engage students in a subject that some might dread - chemistry! We have students work in pairs to cut out the t... ByChapman Ohearn
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