Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning (CER) Lesson + Graphic Organizers

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Your students may know the answer, but that does not mean they know how to explain it. That is the gap this Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning (CER) Lesson + Graphic Organizers resource helps you close. When students struggle to answer with evidence, writing breaks down fast. Responses stay short. Evidence is weak. Reasoning is missing. And teachers end up reteaching the same skill again and again across science, reading response, and short constructed writing. This resource gives you a simple, rep

3rd - 5th

Basic Principles, Reading, Writing

CCSS

RI.3.1

, RI.4.1

, RI.5.1

Science Review Choose Your Own Adventure Story - Google Form - Digital Activity

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Miss EDTECH

Students will review science concepts by choosing events and situations to follow in a 'Choose Your Own Adventure' style story in Google Forms. Students start off by choosing to visit the Mount Vesuvius Eruption, the Discovery of Cells, or the Apollo 11 Launch. They then branch off and answer questions about those events to move along the story and open up more possible events to visit. Overall they visit and review 6 different topics: Earth Systems, Energy in Organisms, Force & Motion, Chan

6th - 10th

Basic Principles, Earth Sciences, General Science

Exploring Friction: A Virtual Simulation Task Using PhET

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Engaging Science Teacher

4 pages on the Google Doc file. Engage your students with an interactive and dynamic virtual simulation task focused on the concept of friction using the PhET platform! This activity allows students to explore and understand how friction affects motion in real-world scenarios by manipulating variables such as force and mass. Aligned with Newton's Laws of Motion, this hands-on simulation provides a comprehensive learning experience that helps students visualize and apply scientific concepts. What

5th - 8th

Basic Principles, General Science, Physics

Eutrophication Lab Write-Up –– Environmental Science

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HMF0 Student Resources

Bring water-pollution science to life with this hands-on Eutrophication Lab! Ideal for AP Environmental Science or any general environmental science class, this week-long investigation helps students explore how excess nitrogen and phosphorus fuel runaway algae growth — the same chain reaction that creates hypoxic dead zones in the Gulf of Mexico, Lake Erie, and the Chesapeake Bay. Using just a few simple materials (clear jars, pond water, liquid fertilizer, and a sunny window), students set u

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Basic Principles, Earth Sciences, Environment

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