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Moon Phases Lesson Bundle | OREO Activity, Visual Quiz & Modeling
Complete Moon Phases Unit for Grades 5–8 designed so teachers can teach why Moon phases change directly from the interactive slideshow while students follow along in a single organized Work Bundle to record notes, sketch lunar phases, model the Moon–Earth–Sun system, and investigate the lunar cycle using the hands-on OREO Moon Phases activity. Make one of the most abstract astronomy topics hands-on, visual, and unforgettable with this Moon Phases Lesson Bundle, featuring two full 50-minute lesso
5th - 10th
Astronomy, Earth Sciences, Science
Balloon Rocket Lab | Newton’s Second Law Activity | Force, Mass & Acceleration
Make physics exciting and hands-on with this engaging Balloon Rocket Lab! Students investigate Newton’s Second Law by testing how changes in force and mass affect acceleration using a simple balloon rocket system. Students will: Build and launch a balloon rocket along a string track Measure and record time and motion data Calculate acceleration using a = F/m Test how added mass impacts motion Explore how increased force (balloon size) changes acceleration Analyze patterns and draw concl
6th - 9th
General Science
CPR, First Aid, and AED
This powerpoint includes information on CPR, and AED. The steps to using both and the importance to learning. The pptx also includes notes questions for students to fill in, which will help them with the real life simulator. There is also instructions for the teacher on how to carryout the lesson. On the exit ticket there is a link to a real-life simulator, which tests students ability to know and preform CPR/AED. Students scores combined with their exit ticket will provide a formative assessmen
7th - 11th
Health, Instructional Technology
Aquatic Food Chains & Biomagnification | Ecology Lesson Bundle
Aquatic Food Chains & Bioaccumulation Lesson Bundle for Grades 6–10 that teaches how energy and pollutants move through aquatic ecosystems through a visual slideshow while students follow along in a single organized Work Bundle. This bundle includes 2 structured lessons where students investigate phytoplankton, zooplankton, aquatic food chains, and biomagnification through guided notes, visuals, and a hands-on simulation that models how pollutants increase through feeding levels. Students comp
5th - 7th
Basic Principles, Biology, Science
Also included in: Food Chains & Trophic Levels Unit | Energy Flow in Ecosystems
Dissolved Oxygen, Biologic Oxygen Demand and Dissolved Carbon Dioxide
This activity examines the water quality of 3 different saltwater aquariums (control variables of volume, light and temperature) with different amounts of dead fish in them (differing amounts of decomposing biomass, and the biological oxygen demand, BOD, created by increased decomposer populations). Over a 22-day trial, the quantities, levels, of dissolved oxygen, DO, and dissolved carbon dioxide, DIC, and pH levels are collected. The students graph the data, analyze trends and patterns and answ
9th - 12th
Biology, Environment, Marine Science
Exercise Balls Informative Letter and Permission Slip
With the increase in virtual learning and hybrid learning, students will have more need for alternative seating options in order to help them focus and stay on task. There are many reasons why using exercise balls as a chair are beneficial. This editable letter home/permission slip outline those reasons to parents. Both English and Spanish versions provided in an editable format.
1st - 5th
Health, Instructional Technology
Chemistry Case File #21: The Missing Isotope | Chemistry Mystery Activity
Make Isotopes and Average Atomic Mass calculations relevant with this no-prep digital case file! Turn your students into Astrochemists! In "The Missing Isotope," a meteorite has crashed on Earth. Initial scans show it contains Magnesium, but the mass readings are all wrong. Students must analyze the sample's percent abundance to calculate the new average atomic mass and prove the rock's extraterrestrial origin. This activity is the perfect way to move beyond boring worksheets. It gives stud
9th - 10th
Basic Principles, Chemistry, General Science
Also included in: Chemistry Case Files Bundle (Vol. 2) 10 Digital Mystery Labs (Save 30%)
Microsoft Word Navigation - Ribbon Research & Demonstration Project
Looking for ways to increase critical thinking, engagement, and enhance student understanding of Microsoft Word? This hands-on project-based learning consists of 2 parts. Part 1 tasks small groups with the responsibility to research 2 - 3 navigation / ribbon tabs and groupings and record findings in a shared notes chart. Part 2 tasks student groups to 'become the teacher' and demonstrate the functionality of assigned Word navigation features while utilizing online meeting software and
8th - 12th, Adult Education
Business, Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: Microsoft Navigation & Ribbon Activities & Project
Skeletal System Powerpoint
🦴 The Skeletal System | Simple & Educational PowerPoint PresentationBring science to life with this Skeletal System presentation — perfect for upper elementary and middle school classrooms! Designed in a clean, easy-to-read format, this Canva Presentation introduces students to the major components and functions of the skeletal system in an engaging, straightforward way. 💡 What’s Included✅ 1 Editable Canva Presentation / PDF Presentation ✅ Topics Covered: What is the skeletal system?Compo
5th - 8th
Biology, Health
NGSS
MS-LS4-4
Also included in: Human Body Systems PowerPoint Bundle – 6th Grade Science | 7-System Set
Case Study: The JonBenet Ramsey Murder (Crime Scene Investigation)
Designed to save you time and make teaching easier, use this case study can be used as an introduction, as reinforcement, as a formative assessment, as a review, or a substitute teacher lesson! Students will read background information on the JonBenet Ramsey Murder case and then complete analysis questions. Students will learn about the importance of proper crime scene investigation techniques and their impact on solving crimes. Background information, learning objectives and answer key is i
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Forensics, Science
Also included in: Forensic Science Case Study Growing Bundle!
Molar Conversions Interactive Slideshow
Slideshow with questions about moles, molar mass, percent composition and conversions from moles, grams, and molecules.
9th - 12th
Chemistry
NGSS
HS-PS1-7
Customer Service Role Play Video Simulation
Looking for ways to incorporate 'real world' simulation, increase student engagement, and develop career readiness and soft skills? In this hands-on simulation, students practice customer service. Students create two role play scenarios (one good and one bad) using the 5 quality factors. Students record their role plays. Versatile to use in many classes - business, communications, life skills, CTE, family consumer science, entrepreneurship, hospitality, school store, etc. This turnkey ac
7th - 12th
Business, Family Consumer Sciences
DNA Replication Play - NGSS
Prior Knowledge: A basic knowledge of the structure of DNA is helpful when using this activity. I use this as a formative assessment; to help students learn the process, and to informally assess their understanding. In this fun, kinesthetic activity, the classroom transforms into the nucleus of a cell. The classroom is a stage, and students play the roles of nucleotides, enzymes and other proteins in order to simulate the process of DNA Replication. This is a great way to get learners out of
7th - 12th
Biology, General Science, Science
How does a Boat Float?
Students will conduct an engineering activity where they design a tinfoil boat that floats. They should continue to redesign the boat to hold an increasing number of pennies. Students will better understand the forces of gravity and buoyancy. Students will see how Archimedes experimented with buoyancy and displacement.
3rd - 6th
Engineering, Science
NGSS
3-5-ETS1-3
Build an Atom goes with FREE simulator at pHet-Distance Learning
Looking for a student-friendly, self-paced activity to teach the structure of an atom? This resource is a classroom favorite—refined over 16 years of teaching and designed to make atomic theory click for middle and high school students. Using the free PhET “Build an Atom” simulator, students explore protons, neutrons, electrons, atomic number, mass number, and charge—all while completing a 4-page guided worksheet that reinforces key concepts with clear instructions and engaging visuals. Als
6th - 9th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Also included in: Physical Science Testing Review Bundle
"How Do Planetary Objects Move?" - Ellipses Activity
Are you struggling with engaging your students in understanding how bodies move in our solar system? LOOK NO FURTHER! This activity is great for modeling orbits of planets, moons, and satellites. Ditch that old activity where students use pushpins and sit at their desks. This activity gets students up, outside, and actively engages students in learning! No boredom here! Students will work in groups of four and use chalk, string, and their own bodies to model the orbital path of a planet. Student
7th - 11th
Astronomy, Earth Sciences, Physical Science
NGSS
HS-ESS1-4
Energy Flow in Ecosystems Lab: Energy Pyramid, 10% Rule, and Trophic Levels
Bring trophic levels and energy pyramids to life with this hands-on Energy Flow in Ecosystems Activity! Students model how energy moves through trophic levels using a simple dilution investigation that clearly demonstrates the 10% rule and why energy decreases at each step of an energy pyramid.Perfect for making an abstract concept visual, interactive, and unforgettable! Armed with just water, food coloring, graduated cylinders, and beakers, students simulate how energy is transferred through
8th - 12th
Biology, General Science
NGSS
HS-LS2-4
Also included in: Ecology Bundle - Growing Ecology Resource Bundle
Calculating the unknown concentration of a solute in a solvent Virtual Phet Lab
After gathering data from a virtual absorbance lab ( with virtual spectrophotometer). student construct a Beer's Law graph and interpolate the concentration of an unknown solute in a solution. They then compare their results with the theoretical results from the lab and determine percent difference and % error. Afterward a discussion could be started as to why there was a difference in results (exp. error etc.) This lab reinforces graphing techniques as well as proves Beer's Law. It can go furt
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Chemistry, Forensics, Science
CCSS, NGSS
8.EE.B.5
, MS-PS4-2
Also included in: Physical Science Virtual Lab Bundle
Virtual Urchin Ocean Acidification Lab
🌊 Virtual Urchin Ocean Acidification LabEngage your students in a real-world, data-driven investigation of ocean acidification with this interactive Virtual Urchin Lab, based on an authentic research experience from The University of Washington. In this high-interest virtual lab, students explore how decreasing ocean pH impacts sea urchin larval development by measuring larval arm length under different carbon dioxide conditions. This simulation allows students to collect quantitative data,
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Biology, Environment, Marine Science
Also included in: Unit 3: Ocean Chemistry FULL BUNDLE Lessons/Activities/Project/Lab
5E NGSS Lesson: Evolution of the Rock Pocket Mouse (HS-LS4-3)
This lesson utilizes the 5E model of instruction to introduce students to the process of evolution by natural selection by exploring the phenomenon of the color variation of the rock pocket mouse in the American Sonoran Desert. It is a great way to assess student prior knowledge on the mechanism driving biological evolution, and through the “explore” activity students are able to discover for themselves the connection between genetic mutations and evolution. This lesson was made specifically t
7th - 10th
Biology, General Science
NGSS
HS-LS4-2
, HS-LS4-3
Also included in: Custom Bundle for Angela S.
Forensic Science Usefulness of Class Evidence Exercise | Grades 10, 11, 12
Students often question the usefulness of class evidence in a criminal prosecution. This exercise is designed to help them see that if you have enough class evidence, you can have a strong case in court! This exercise is built on the premise that a car in your school parking lot has been broken into and a stereo stolen. The police don't want to have to interrogate every student in your school so they are using class evidence to narrow down the suspect pool. This exercise involves the whole cl
10th - 12th
Forensics
Periodic Table Trends Station Work
Product: This comprehensive 8-station activity set is a hands-on, inquiry-based learning experience designed to help high school chemistry students master periodic table trends through engaging, real-world scenarios. This resource transforms abstract chemical concepts into interactive learning adventures. What's Included🔬 Eight Themed Learning Stations:Station 1: Atomic Size TrendsStation 2: Electronegativity & Molecular Bonding Station 3: Ionization Energy RankingsStation 4: Electron Configur
9th - 12th
Chemistry, Other (Science)
Population Ecology Lab - Estimating Population Size - Ecology Lab Activity
This population ecology lab uses a mark and recapture simulation to teach estimating population size. This hands-on ecology lab allows students to collect data, perform calculations, and analyze results in a classroom activity that is easy to run and highly engaging. Students compare their estimated population size from lab data to the actual population size and calculate percent error. This population ecology lab gives you a complete, no prep way to teach estimating population size using the ma
9th - 12th
Biology, Environment, Science
CCSS
RST.9-10.3
Biomass Pyramid Lesson | Energy Flow & Trophic Levels
Biomass Pyramid Lab Activity for Grades 5–8 that brings energy flow and trophic levels to life through a hands-on investigation using real ecosystem samples. This highly engaging lesson allows students to physically model a biomass pyramid by separating real clumps of grass into producers, consumers, and decomposers, then weighing and analyzing each level to understand how mass and energy decrease through a food chain. Students don’t just learn about biomass—they measure it, organize it, and bui
5th - 7th
Biology, General Science, Science
Also included in: Food Chains & Trophic Levels Unit | Energy Flow in Ecosystems
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