Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Grade 9 - Biology Lesson 04 - Lab 01 - Oh Deer Population Dynamics Game

Created by

Metrique - The Science and Math Boutique

This package contains information to transform a game of 'Oh Deer' into a lab, suitable for a grade 9 general science class. I have used the Oh Deer game here to develop the following: - Lab experiment outline and rules (1 page) - Informal lab and graphing requirements (1 page) - Discussion questions (1 page) - Formal lab marking rubric (1 page) - Informal lab marking (1 page) This game is used to show how the availability of nutrients, water, and shelter can affect the population of deer (stu

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Biology, General Science, Statistics

Ice Cream In A Bag | Simple And Easy Recipe FREEBIE | Properties of Matter

Created by

Kimberly Scott Science

Make learning about freezing and melting fun with this FREE ice cream in a bag recipe. Tastes great! This simple food science activity helps students explore changes in matter while creating a yummy treat. It uses everyday supplies and contains step-by-step directions. Great for:End of Year Activities and CelebrationsEnrichment DaysClass PartiesSummer School and EnrichmentFamily ScienceStates of Matter UnitsFreezing and Melting ActivitiesFood Science LessonsSTEM Clubs and CampsTurning into a

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Chemistry, Measurement, Physical Science

NGSS

5-PS1-3

, 5-PS1-4

, HS-PS3-4

Also included in: Properties Of Water Science and STEM | Dangling Ice Winter Experiment | Bundle

Floam Recipe Activity

Created by

Sarah's SPED

This is a Smart Board presentation with step-by-step picture instructions on how to make floam, which is a styrofoam-goo mixture. The consistency is like ooblek. It's made of styrofoam cups, borax, glue, water, and (optional) food coloring. I had my middle school students in the multiple disabilities self-contained classroom complete these steps with the help of my paraprofessional. The pictures are from News 2 You, and go along with every step. In this activity, they are measuring, following

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Measurement