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Food Web Simulation Activity| Ecosystem Disruptions| Energy Flow & Interactions
Bring ecosystems to life with this hands-on, interactive food web activity! Students build their own food web using species cards, then test how environmental changes impact ecosystem stability through a dynamic simulation. In this activity, students don’t just learn about food webs — they experience how ecosystems respond to disruption. By applying real-world scenarios like disease, habitat loss, and invasive species, students analyze how changes ripple through an interconnected system. What St
7th - 12th
Biology, Earth Sciences, Environment
NGSS HS-ESS2-8 | Test Prep | Fun Review Game | Regents Earth Science Review
Looking for a different way to review air mass interactions and weather conditions (HS-ESS2-8) before a quiz or test? This quiz card set turns review into an active, movement-based routine that helps key ideas stick—without another worksheet. Even with NGSS and three-dimensional learning, students still need declarative knowledge—key vocabulary, concepts, and relationships they can recall quickly and accurately. This Quiz Quiz Switch Switch review card set gives students repeated, meaningful pra
8th - 10th
Earth Sciences, General Science
The Study of Light PowerPoint + Lesson
The Study of Light - Chapter 24.1 Earth Science Lesson Unit 7: Astronomy - SAVVAS Lutgens & Tarbuck Earth Science TextbookLaunch into the fascinating world of light with this dynamic Chapter 24.1 lesson! Students discover that light is a form of electromagnetic radiation that behaves as both a wave and a particle (wave-particle duality). Through engaging visuals, interactive True/False activities, embedded quizzes, and an online lab simulation, they explore the electromagnetic spectrum, wave p
6th - 12th
Earth Sciences, General Science, Physical Science
Also included in: Unit 7: Astronomy - Complete Unit Bundle Earth Science
U1L7: Physiography of the Ocean Floor
*EDITABLE* Physiography of the Ocean Floor. This lesson introduces the physiography of the ocean floor, including continental and oceanic margins and key features such as continental shelves, slopes, abyssal plains, mid-ocean ridges, and trenches. Students explore how these structures form and connect to plate tectonics and Earth’s dynamic processes, making it a great fit for Earth or ocean science units. Includes slides, guided notes, and a quiz with answer keys! Covers key concepts in ocean
9th - 12th
Earth Sciences, Environment, Geography
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