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FREE Name That Organ Quiz Game | Human Body Systems
FREE “Name That Organ” Quiz Game | Human Body Systems This free quiz game is an engaging introduction to a Human Body Systems unit and works well as a first-day activity or diagnostic assessment. Students are challenged to identify real images of human organs, helping them connect anatomy vocabulary to what organs actually look like—not just diagrams or cartoons. The game is designed to spark curiosity, activate prior knowledge, and get students talking before formal instruction begins. How the
5th - 12th
Anatomy, Biology, Science
Reason for the Seasons Lab
This lab is suitable for students from grades 5-8 and addresses the following learning goals:
I can survey a group of people to collect data
I can tally data and organize by main idea
I can create a bar graph or pie chart with the data I collect
I can model how the Earth experiences seasons
I can model what would happen if the Earth did not have a tilt
I can describe how seasons in the Northern Hemisphere differ from seasons in the Southern Hemisphere through the year
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This document,
5th - 8th
Astronomy, Earth Sciences, General Science
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International Rock Band Tour Project
Congratulations! After winning the latest reality television singing competition, you and your band are about to start your first international tour!! On your tour you will have a concert on every continent, except Antarctica. You can work in teams or by yourself to plan your trip.
Students will learn about the five themes of geography, as well as, financing and budgeting skills.
4th - 7th
Applied Math, Creative Writing, Geography
California Gold Rush Lesson
Interactive PowerPoint describing the California Gold Rush. Lesson includes warm-up view, notes, YouTube video link, online simulation links, and writing activity.
5th - 9th
Social Studies, U.S. History
How Would You Clean Up An Oil Spill?
This lesson was designed for fifth grade just after the BP oil spill, but is an appropriate exploration for an upper elementary grades. Students use a variety of small-scale clean up tools in an attempt to clean up an oil spill without destroying the natural environment! The lesson is aligned to DoDEA standards, but can be easily aligned with Common Core or state standards. Printable lesson plans and student worksheets included.
3rd - 6th
Environment, General Science, Physical Science
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