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History of the Atomic Model- A Play!
Teaching the names of dead scientists and their timelines is no easy feat! Why not make it fun with this self-written play that comes with a notes sheet and visuals? This lesson is a hit with my high school students year after year!
9th - 11th
General Science, Physical Science, Science
Frame of Reference" Mini-Lab freebie
Frame of Reference Mini-Lab (FREEBIE)Headline: Why Does the Sky "Lie" to Us? Challenge Student Observations! ðŸ”✨ Are your students struggling to understand why ancient astronomers were so certain the Earth was the center of the universe? Stop lecturing about the Scientific Revolution and let them experience the optical illusion that fooled humanity for millennia. The Hook: The Retrograde RiddleFor centuries, the "backward loop" of Mars (Retrograde Motion) was the ultimate puzzle. To an observer
9th - 12th
Physical Science, Physics, Science of Reading
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