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Physical Science: Newton's Laws in Action
This lesson is full of examples and applications of Isaac Newton's Three Laws of Motion. It is advised to complete the introduction to Newton's laws at Newton's Laws of Motion before attempting this lesson. Both lessons support MS-PS2 (Forces and Interactions) of the NGSS. The handout and included answer key work together with videos and links found at Newton's Laws in Action on the How About Science? website. Here are some things you will like about “How About Science?” activities!
7th - 12th
Basic Principles, Physical Science, Science
Explanation of Le Chatelier's Principle: Why Does It Work?
Chemistry students must be able to use Le Chatelier's Principle on equilbria and can usually successfully make predictions with it without understanding why it works. By setting up an equilibrium with varying concentrations and using the kinetic energy distribution to explain temperature effects, thePrinciple becomes more understandable. Effects of volume changes, surface areas, solids, catalysts, Keq and liquids are illustrated. Students can then apply the Principle in various situations. A 12
9th - 12th
Basic Principles, Chemistry, Physical Science
Quiz: Facts or Myths? — Food Edition (PowerPoint presentation)
Quiz: Facts or Myths? — Food Edition Engage your teens with a fun, fast-paced classroom quiz!Looking for a ready-to-use warm-up or time filler that will spark curiosity, laughter, and learning? This interactive Food Quiz is the perfect choice for middle and high school students. What’s included? A 32-slide PowerPoint presentation An MP4 video version (just click & play — no prep needed!) 15 engaging “Fact or Myth?” questions about food, nutrition, and culinary curiosities Clear answer
8th - 12th, Adult Education
Basic Principles, Other (World Language), Vocabulary
The Reward Path, Pathology of Addiction, Mouse Party Worksheet with KEY
This is a 4-page Word document - the first 2 pages are the assignment, the next two pages are the KEY. I created this assignment to go along with a website and a YouTube video - all awesome, interesting stuff!
The first part of the assignment, "The Reward Path", uses an interactive website at the University of Utah Genetics Learning Center. Students move through interactive and answers questions about the how your brain behaves when it needs something - like food, and eating a cheeseburger.
8th - 12th
Anatomy, Basic Principles, Biology
STEAM Project - Pre-made Paper circuit Design Cards with Video Instructions Fun!
Looking for a fun STEAM project that covers a basic circuit and parallel circuit combined with creative circuit design projects? This is the ultimate and my all-time favourite STEAM project. Students love seeing their designs light up. This MEGA resource includes: 4 Pre-made paper circuit designs to follow along (colour and black and white)Application of concept activity cardsVideo instructionsVideo instructions QR Code and link handouts to be shared on Google ClassroomLED-Check up cards instruc
4th - 12th
Basic Principles, Engineering, Science
Bill Nye Pseudoscience Video Worksheet (Great intro to Scientific Method)
I think that this is one of the best (but most unknown) Bill Nye videos out there. I love using it to help introduce the Scientific Method. Usually I show this right after I have given an introductory lesson on the Scientific Method; however, sometimes I use it as a "hook" lesson. When I use it as a hook I have students answer question #16, once they have had a lesson on the scientific method.
Students fill in the blank on this video worksheet while watching Bill Nye the Science Guy. At th
5th - 12th
Basic Principles, General Science, Science
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