Programs Biology Forms for Microsoft

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The Mechanics of Swallowing

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This is a swallowing 101 presentation. It can be used in biology class for high schoolers or in grad school to introduce the stages of swallowing. It would also be great to present to anyone needing more information on swallowing- doctors, nurses, teachers, family, etc. This PowerPoint is a clear and direct way to explain the swallowing process and the role SLPs play!

Not Specific

Biology, Health, Not Subject Specific

Complete Science Teacher Starter Bundle — Lab Report Guide + Writing Handbook +

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Retriever Academy

Everything a secondary science teacher needs to set up a professional, well-resourced course from day one — at a significant discount over buying separately. What's included ($17 value):✓ Biology Lab Report Guide — progressive three-lab framework, APA 7th edition, university transition appendix ($5) ✓ Biology & Kinesiology Writing Handbook — 8 assignment types, Level 1–4 rubric, wrong/right writing examples, APA guide ($6) ✓ Online Science Teacher Email Pack — 12 ready-to-send templates across 4

9th - 12th, Higher Education

Biology, General Science, Physical Education

APES Unit 1 Daily Quizzes (Smedes' & Friedland 4th Ed) Docs &QTI Canvas Files

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VuTech Science

Product Description:This no-prep quiz bundle for Unit 1: The Living World in AP Environmental Science includes daily quizzes for Modules 1 through 7, aligned to the Friedland & Relyea 4th Edition textbook and Smedes’ APES slides. Perfect for busy teachers, this resource is ready to upload directly into Canvas and includes Google Docs versions for flexible use in print or digital classrooms. Each module contains a question bank of 30–40 questions—you can assign a subset (e.g., 15 random q

9th - 12th

Biology, Earth Sciences, Environment

Also included in: APES Unit 1-9 Daily Quizzes (Smedes' & Friedland 4th Ed) Docs & QTI Canvas Files

Biology Lab Safety Manual + Posters (100+ Pages, Editable, Test Included)

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Nucleus Learning

AP Biology Lab Safety Manual + Posters (100+ Pages, Editable, Test Included) Looking for a complete, no-prep lab safety system that actually works in a real classroom? This resource is a FULL lab safety and procedures manual designed for secondary science classrooms (perfect for AP Biology, Biology, and STEM labs). It includes 100+ pages of clear procedures, expectations, and quick-reference posters that make lab management easier, safer, and more consistent. 👉 Best part: This resource is

5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Basic Principles, Biology, General Science

Also included in: AP Biology FULL YEAR MEGA BUNDLE – 119+ Resources | Complete Curriculum

Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health: Historical Foundations, Quantitative

Created by

Bernard Fontaine

Industrial hygiene has evolved into a data-driven discipline central to occupational risk prevention. This paper examines its historical development, evaluates current practices using global datasets, and projects future trends shaped by technology and emerging hazards. Analysis of data from the International Labour Organization (ILO), World Health Organization (WHO), and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reveals persistent occupational disease burdens despite declining injury rates in devel

10th - 12th, Higher Education

Biology, Chemistry, Environment

High School Science Laboratory Safety Contract

Created by

STEMwise Learning Lab

This ready-to-use safety contract clearly outlines essential laboratory rules and expectations for high school science classes, including general science, biology, chemistry, and environmental science. Written in student-friendly language, it covers proper conduct, personal protective equipment, emergency procedures, and safe handling of materials. The contract includes student and parent/guardian signature sections, making it ideal for the first week of school or lab orientation. Perfect for pr

6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Biology, Chemistry, Physical Science

Science: The Making of Ice Cream vs the Freezing of Water

Created by

Pat Mitchell

This lesson covers the freezing temperature of water and how it can be altered to lower the temperature at which water freezes. In doing so, students perform a lab to make their own ice cream. It also allows students to measure using a graduated cylinder and triple beam balance. Measurements are made in metric units. Also included are questions, a graph for students and several questions regarding the lab. There is also some ideas for extension activities.

5th - 12th

Biology, General Science