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Looking for ways to differentiate in your classroom? The Physics Files Series is the perfect solution. This series consists of station labs for each unit covered in a typical year of physics. Each investigation contains multiple lab stations to get students engaged and moving around. All stations come with step-by-step teacher instructions and are easy to prep and clean up.
This is a simple prep lab. Use the Mechanical Waves Lab to introduce a new unit or as review. This lab investigation includes 10 stations designed to assess your student’s knowledge on determining, differentiating, and applying mechanical wave properties. Customize this lab based on your schedule and students; use one station or use them all based on your particular needs.
This product includes:
· 10 station lab
· Student Answer Sheet
· Answer Key
· Teacher Instructions
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Description
Looking for ways to differentiate in your classroom? The Physics Files Series is the perfect solution. This series consists of station labs for each unit covered in a typical year of physics. Each investigation contains multiple lab stations to get students engaged and moving around. All stations come with step-by-step teacher instructions and are easy to prep and clean up.
This is a simple prep lab. Use the Mechanical Waves Lab to introduce a new unit or as review. This lab investigation includes 10 stations designed to assess your student’s knowledge on determining, differentiating, and applying mechanical wave properties. Customize this lab based on your schedule and students; use one station or use them all based on your particular needs.
This product includes:
· 10 station lab
· Student Answer Sheet
· Answer Key
· Teacher Instructions
You May Also Like:
Physics Files: Lab Stations Growing Bundle
Kinematics Equations Word Wall
Graphing Vocabulary Unit Bundle
Check out our other Vocabulary Products in our TPT store.
Stay connected with Learning 365.
Be sure to follow our TpT store by clicking on the “Follow Me” next to our logo to receive notifications of new products and upcoming sales.
Follow us on Pinterest.
We are always trying to improve. Please contact us via "Ask a Question" and let us know if we can help make our products better before leaving feedback.
Terms of Use:
© Learning 365, LLC. All rights reserved by author. The purchaser of this product may use this product for single, individual classroom use only. This license is not intended for use by organizations or multiple users including but not limited to school districts, schools, or multiple teachers. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means without express written permission from the author. This includes posting this product on the internet in any form including classroom/personal websites or network drives. Violations are subject to the penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
