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Looking for a fun, engaging way to review cells with your students? Try my color-by-number activity! I teach 8th grade boys & even they LOVED this! You may see this product in its entirety by clicking on preview above. ***************************************************************************** Your download will include the following: -worksheet -color-by-number template for the kids -answer keys for both the worksheet & color-by-number template ***********************************************

This mega task card bundle is filled with 35 of my task card sets. By purchasing this bundle, you are locked into this price and will receive all additional physical science, life science, and earth science task card sets for FREE. :) NOTE: This file is too large to upload on TPT. You will receive a pdf with a link to download the files from dropbox. You may see a sampling of the task cards included by clicking on preview above. *****************************************************************

Are your students struggling with mitosis & meiosis? Look no further! Have them review by themselves or with a partner using these flash cards! My students find them really beneficial & they enjoy quizzing each other. Sometimes I have the students get into pairs and they quiz each other for the last 5 minutes of class, sometimes I use these as a station, and other times I have the kids quiz each other instead of completing a traditional warm up. You can see this product in its entirety by click

Do your students need to review cells? This scavenger hunt contains 26 questions and answers related to cells. This activity is a great review to get your students up and moving! Topics included are: -cell structure & organelles -similarities & differences between plant and animal cells -development of the cell theory -cell division Directions: 1. Print pages 4-29. I like to laminate the pages for durability so that they will last for a really long time, but that is totally optional. 2. Ran

This is a set of posters & word wall cards with high quality clipart. There are 2 versions of each: 1 with definitions (also in Spanish) 1 without (also in Spanish) The following vocabulary is included: cell membrane cell wall centriole chloroplast cytoplasm endoplasmic reticulum Golgi apparatus lysosome mitochondrion nucleolus nucleus ribosome vacuole

This is a quick, fully editable, game to review cells. I divide the kids into small groups & we play using white boards. No white boards? No problem! Simply place white printer paper in page protectors & the kids can write on those. This is great for the last 10-15 minutes of class or to review before a test or quiz. Your download will include: -directions -58 slides in a Q & A format Other products you may be interested in: Cells Concentration Game Cells Slap Game Cells Taboo Cell Cycl

Looking for a fun way to review cells with your students? They will have a blast playing spoons! Number of players: 4 Materials needed: score card, a deck of game cards, and 3 spoons Goal: To be the first to collect 3 of a kind (word, definition & picture) Setup: Decide how many vocabulary words you want to use for the game. You need a minimum of 4 words (1 word for each player). The more words you use, the more challenging the game will be. Find the words, definitions & picture cards for ea

This is a really fun game to help your students review cells. It can be played as a whole class or as a station or in small groups. (If you use it as a station or in small groups, just make sure there are 3 to a group so that 1 of the students can call out the definitions.) Vocabulary terms used: cell, cell membrane, cell theory, cell wall, chloroplast, cytoplasm, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus, Hooke, Leeuwenhoek, lysosome, microscope, mitochondria, multicellular, muscle cell, nerve ce

This zipped file is filled with 13 of my cells products. By purchasing this bundle, you are not only getting a discount, but you are "locked into" this price and will receive all additional cells products for free. The price of this bundle will increase each time I add a new cells product to my store, but you will not pay a penny more! To look closer at what is included in this product, please refer to the individual product links below: Cells Task CardsCell Cycle Task CardsCells Concentration G

This bundle is filled with 6 of my biology Color-by-Number activities. By purchasing this bundle, you are "locked into" this price and will receive all additional biology color-by-number activities for free. ***************************************************************************** Teachers Who Have Used My Color-by-Number Activities Have Said:"Even my high school students love to color. Thanks." - Denise M. "These are fantastic! Thanks for your time and creativity!" - Debbie L. "These are gr

Do your students need extra practice with the cell cycle? They will LOVE these task cards! You may view this product in its entirety by clicking on preview above. ***************************************************************************** This is an interactive set of task cards - 6 pages of cards (4 per page) for a total of 24 different cards. I have included 4 versions: 1 set with a colorful background & QR codes 1 set with a white background & QR codes 1 set with a colorful background &

Do your students need extra practice with cells? They will LOVE these task cards! You may view this product in its entirety by clicking on preview above. ***************************************************************************** This is an interactive set of task cards - 7 pages of cards (4 per page) for a total of 28 different cards. I have included 4 versions: 1 set with a colorful background & QR codes 1 set with a white background & QR codes 1 set with a colorful background & no QR co

Looking for a fun, engaging way to review cells with your students? They will LOVE this concentration game! You may see this product in its entirety by clicking on preview above. ***************************************************************************** Your download will include the following: -directions -rules -12 game cards -answer key -student sheet for the kids to fill out after they play several times -editable template so you can make your own cards **********************************

Looking for a fun way to review cells? Your students will love this activity! Your download will include: -directions -puzzle pieces (12 sets of 3) -a blank template so you have the option to hand write your own -answer key I have used this activity as a warm-up, as a review right before the state test, as a station, and as a game. There are tons of possibilities for how you can implement this activity!

Looking for a fun way to review cells with your students? They will have a blast playing Old Science Dude! Number of players: 3-4 Objective of the Game: To avoid being caught with the Old Science Dude at the end of the game! How to Play: One player is chosen to deal. That person should shuffle the cards and deal one at a time, until all cards have been dealt (not everyone will have the same number of cards and that’s ok!). Each player should then look for matching cards. A match is made wit

Are you looking for a fun way to have your students review cells? Your students will LOVE playing Taboo! My 8th graders had a blast and they kept begging to play more. I loved it because it really forced them to think. You can see this product in its entirety by clicking preview above. ***************************************************************************** Your download will include: -what to do ahead of time -directions for how to implement as a whole class review or a partner review -ru

Do your students need extra practice with cells? Your students will LOVE these quick checks! And you will love them because all you have to do is print & cut! :) Why should you use quick checks? These will save you time, while allowing you to quickly assess whether your students are "getting it." In addition, they will save you paper & ink because they are half sheets...which also means that they will conveniently fit into interactive notebooks. Quick checks are great for warm ups, exit ticket

Your students will love this Venn diagram activity! Instead of constructing their own Venn diagram from scratch, students are given cards with terms already written on them. The students move the cards around and sort them into 3 categories: plant cells, animal cells, and both. This activity provides an opportunity for the students to make a visual representation of the content while requiring them to think about the similarities and differences between plant & animal cells. When the students