Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Bubble Gum Lab | Percent Composition of Sugar | Fun Year 10–11 Chemistry

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Make chemistry hands-on and engaging with this fun and interactive “Bubble Gum Lab”! Perfect for Year 10–11 science students, this experiment guides students through calculating the percent composition of sugar in different brands of bubble gum using real-world data collection and mass-based calculations. Students will love chewing gum in class ( with a scientific purpose!) while learning about chemical composition, experimental design, and data analysis. This resource is designed with Austral

9th - 12th, Higher Education

Basic Principles, Chemistry, Physical Science

Cell Cycle Regulation and Cancer Case Studies Activity (Biology/Hand-Out)

Created by

Seth Rojello

Help students explore how disruptions in cell cycle regulation can lead to cancer with this engaging, inquiry-based case study activity. Students analyze three real-world inspired scenarios, thyroid cancer, melanoma, and leukemia, to connect gene mutations to checkpoint failures, abnormal signaling, and potential treatment strategies. This resource promotes critical thinking, real-world application, and a deeper understanding of how molecular biology links to human health. Standards Alignment: N

6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Basic Principles, Biology, Physical Science

NGSS

MS-LS1-5

, MS-LS1-2

, HS-LS3-3

Rocket WebQuest: Interactive Research Adventure into the Science of Rockets

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Shutter and Shine

Launch your students into the world of rockets, space exploration, and aerospace engineering with this Rocket WebQuest. This is a fun and engaging digital research activity that’s perfect for upper elementary, middle school, or early high school STEM classes. Students will explore trusted online resources to answer guided questions tied to real-world rocket science and space history. What’s Included: Ready-to-use Rocket WebQuest Worksheet (editable Google Doc) Guided research questions coverin

4th - 12th, Higher Education

Basic Principles, Engineering, Physics

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