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Chemistry is Life Project by Valerie A. Henderson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.Based on a work at http://vhendersoncampbellchemistry.weebly.com/chemistry-is-life.
This is a bundle of resources for a project called: Chemistry is Life. Included
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Achieve excellence in the new common core standards by increasing your students' ability to read, research, cite sources, and write efficiently with references using reflective (or argument) writing assignments. In addition to that, help your student's become critical thinkers by having students not
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Engage your Biology students with this activity that casts them as CDC scientists researching the best way to stop the spread of a deadly disease. Student groups will get to select from four different viruses in one of two locations in the world. Each group will then research specific information
Minerals are all around us. They are necessary for life, they are part of the walls in the school, they help heat our houses and provide us with clean drinking water. But what are they? Where do they come from? What do they really look like? How do we get them? What are they worth? This project lead
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Ever wanted to live at the base of a volcano? How about visit one of the most famous volcanos...Mt. Vesuvius?
After learning about volcanoes and the deadly eruption at Pompeii, students must create a Welcome Brochure for Visitors of Pompeii. Students will cite factual information about those buri
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Achieve excellence in the new common core standards by increasing your students' ability to read, research, cite sources, and write efficiently with references using reflective (or argument) writing assignments. In addition to that, help your student's become critical thinkers by having students not
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Achieve excellence in the new common core standards by increasing your students' ability to read, research, cite sources, and write efficiently with references using reflective (or argument) writing assignments. In addition to that, help your student's become critical thinkers by having students not
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by A technology worksheet asking students to answer questions about Urban Heat Islands and their effects. A graph is also included that students have to use to answer questions on temperature differences in different cities.
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This is a unit of study for a High School level Earth Science course about the history of the planet from the dawn of the solar system to the arrival of humans.
This document is divided into sections for each of the Eras in geologic time, the Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic. There are activities
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A better way for students to organize their research work. Assists with citations, summaries, and quotation.
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Achieve excellence in the new common core standards by increasing your students' ability to read, research, cite sources, and write efficiently with references using reflective (or argument) writing assignments. In addition to that, help your student's become critical thinkers by having students not
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Achieve excellence in the new common core standards by increasing your students' ability to read, research, cite sources, and write efficiently with references using reflective (or argument) writing assignments. In addition to that, help your student's become critical thinkers by having students not
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Achieve excellence in the new common core standards by increasing your students' ability to read, research, cite sources, and write efficiently with references using reflective (or argument) writing assignments. In addition to that, help your student's become critical thinkers by having students not
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Students will engage in a multi-part inquiry-based project that relates to the phenomenon of electromagnetic (EM) energy, both of the Earth and of living organisms. Students will determine how sharks’ organs and human-created instrumentation can detect electromagnetic energy. They will consider the
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Use the endangered Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus to help your students learn about how to identify reliable scientific sources. The key to this assignment is to be excited about your introduction of this organism and to not let on that the website is a hoax! I had my 10th graders super excited ab
Are your students struggling with reading and comprehending complex scientific articles? Do they often use somewhat unrelated sources or quotes in the midst of their confusion?
I developed this resource in response to my own students' struggles, and it has greatly helped them when searching for
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Erik Weihenmayer is the first blind person to have climbed Mt. Everest. A former teacher, he wrote Touch the Top of the World. In this guide, students read the Everest chapter in his book. Students then work to discover the prevention, symptoms, and treatment of acute mountain sickness that is a res
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A poster introducing several research activities that teachers can use to engage students in the scientific study of God. The activities span a range of subjects: Scientific Research, Computer Logic, Probability and Statistics, ELA Literacy in Science and Technical Subjects, and Religious Studies.
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"Extinction is when an animal species no longer lives on the Earth. Extinction is
nothing new, but what is new are some of the reasons the Earth is now losing
more animals, at a faster rate than it is believed ever before in Earth’s history."
This is a reading guide for a 5 page article on the topi
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This is a current event assignment with a twist. Students find a science news article about emerging science research and construct an narrative. This assignment includes a rubric.
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After your Biology students have discussed respiration, fermentation, photosynthesis, and ATP, what better way to wrap up your unit than to share current discoveries in those topics with each other? This activity encourages your students to find articles about cell energy online (with guidance - so
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