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Factors & Multiples: A Visual Approach Grade Level: 4th – 5th (Editable)
Factors & Multiples: A Visual ApproachGrade Level: 4th – 5th GradeDescription: A highly visual explanation of factors using arrays of stars and footballs to show how numbers can be arranged in rows and columns. It clearly distinguishes between factors and multiples and includes a True/False quiz.How to Use: Excellent for Conceptual Understanding. The visual arrays help students "see" what a factor is. End the lesson with the interactive True/False quiz as a whole-class exit ticket.Stats: 30 Slid
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Algebra, Math Test Prep, Physics
30 Quiz Questions — Right-Hand Rule: Direction in Magnetic Fields (Physics)
The Right-Hand Rule is a fundamental concept in physics that helps determine the direction of magnetic fields generated by electric currents. This rule is essential for understanding the interactions between electricity and magnetism, which are crucial in various scientific and engineering applications. The quiz consists of 30 multiple-choice questions that challenge participants to apply their knowledge of this rule and its implications in real-world scenarios. By exploring topics such as the r
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Physics
30 Quiz Questions — Regulatory Bodies in Aviation: Roles and Responsibilities
This quiz consists of 30 questions designed to evaluate knowledge about the roles and responsibilities of regulatory bodies in aviation. Participants will explore the functions of various organizations, including international and national agencies, and their impact on aviation safety, compliance, and operational standards. By engaging with this quiz, individuals will gain insights into how these regulatory bodies work to ensure safe and efficient air travel. The questions cover a wide range of
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Engineering, General Science, Physics
STEM Lab Science Experiment - pipe cleaner dead lift lab
Challenge your students to design a frame device from only pipe cleaners. The device must hold a tray or cup, and then weight will gradually be added until it collapses. The most weight wins!
This page is a printable rubric and lesson plan to use, explaining the quiz and test grades associated with the project. Adjust as needed for your class!
Two copies per page. Feel free to contact me if you want the original publisher file to tweak.
3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Physics
Physics Science Experiments STEM PACK - 3 wax paper projects labs
NEW!
Can't get enough working with wax paper? Test your skills with this collection of all 3 labs. Included in this set are: wax paper trampoline, wax paper kites, and wax paper airplane labs!
Each page is a printable rubric and lesson plan to use, explaining the quiz and test grades associated with the project. Adjust as needed for your class!
3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Physics
Nuclear Physics and Radioactivity Complete Unit Bundle
This unit bundle contains all eight of our nuclear physics and radioactivity resources. You will find everything you need for engaging your students in these fundamental topics: ready-to-use presentations, detailed notes, lots of practice worksheets, an online lab, 12 quizzes and 4 tests. Your students will also enjoy our fun crossword puzzle that is great for review. Products included in this bundle: (1) Isotopes (2) Decay Equations (3) Half-life (4) Decay Graphs (5) Decay Law (6) Radioactivity
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Chemistry, Engineering, Physics
2x4 Brick Project in Onshape: Complete CAD Lesson with Teacher Resources
This is a beginner-friendly CAD project where learners model a classic 2×4 brick in Onshape—then level up with an advanced 4×4 plate challenge. The resource includes a step-by-step project guide, a teacher’s guide with pacing and checks for understanding, a student quiz with answer key, poster-style visuals, and classroom-ready cheat sheets. Students practice professional habits: sketching with constraints, patterning repeated features, shelling for realistic wall thickness, and mirroring for
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Engineering, Physics
30 Quiz Questions — Types of Magnets: Permanent vs Temporary (Digital Resources)
This quiz explores the fundamental differences between permanent and temporary magnets, providing a comprehensive assessment of understanding their characteristics, applications, and behaviors. Participants will encounter questions that delve into the nature of magnetism, the materials used in various types of magnets, and the principles governing their functionality. The quiz is designed to test knowledge on how these magnets are utilized in everyday life and technology. The questions cover a b
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Engineering, Physics
Properties of Nanomaterials (Introduction to Nanotechnology)
Nanomaterials have unique physical and chemical properties that differ from bulk materials, enabling advanced applications but also presenting challenges in stability, safety, and production.Student Focus:Understand the unique physical and chemical properties of nanomaterials compared to bulk materials.Explain how increased surface area and quantum effects influence nanomaterial behavior.Identify real-world applications of nanomaterials, such as carbon nanotubes in aerospace.Recognize challenges
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Chemistry, Engineering, Physics
Also included in: Introduction to Nanotechnology (8-Reading-Based Lesson BUNDLE)
STEM Lab Science Experiment - tin foil dead lift lab
Challenge your students to design a weight-holding device from only tin foil. The device must hold a tray or cup, and then weight will gradually be added until it collapses. The most weight wins!
This page is a printable rubric and lesson plan to use, explaining the quiz and test grades associated with the project. Adjust as needed for your class!
3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Physics
STEM Lab Science Experiment - plastic straws kite design lab
Challenge your students to design a kite from plastic straws, tape, glue, tissue paper, plastic wrap, and string. Points are awarded for nontraditional diamond kite designs. More successful fliers that stay up longer get more points!
This page is a printable rubric and lesson plan to use, explaining the quiz and test grades associated with the project. Adjust as needed for your class!
Two copies per page. Feel free to contact me if you want the original publisher file to tweak.
3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Physics
Acceleration of a pull-back toy car.
Students can track the motion of a pull-back car and study its acceleration, Students will plot a velocity - time graph and calculate the acceleration of the car from the slope of the line. Students can measure the uncertainty of the measurements, and calculate the percent error of their experimental result. This lab can be used in high school, or college level.
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Physical Science, Physics, Science
PhET Simulation Online Physics Lab: Simple Pendulum
This lab is arranged into 3 main parts. Part 1 finds variables affecting the period of a pendulum, part 2 requires students to use linear regression analysis to find an experimental formula for the period of a pendulum. Part 2 also uses percent errors to find how accurate the experimental formula is from the known formula. Part 3 has students find the gravitational acceleration on "Planet X" by gathering data and analyzing the mean and standard deviation of calculated values. Solutions are atta
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Physics
Also included in: Physics 1 Online Lab Series
STEM Lab Science Experiment - scavenger windmills that work lab
Challenge your students to build windmills of paper, straws, toothpicks, glue, tape, with anything else they can find and use their own imaginations. The windmills must turn and make some sort of actions with a gear system.
This page is a printable rubric and lesson plan to use, explaining the quiz and test grades associated with the project. Adjust as needed for your class!
5th - 12th, Higher Education
Physics, Science
Ball Drop Activity - One Dimensional Kinematics, Acceleration, Physics
Help your students better understand the concepts of acceleration, velocity and kinematics with this fun, engaging activity. Students drop a ball from 3 different heights and measure the time to fall. Students then use their kinematic equations to determine the theoretical/calculated time and compare (calculating percent error). Students also make a detailed, labelled diagram of their movement and answer a question about why their measured and calculated times are different. This is a 30-45 min
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Applied Math, Physical Science, Physics
Hearing and Seeing – Year 9 Science Worksheet | The Ear and Eye | Sensory System
Help your students master the structure and function of the ear and eye with this comprehensive Year 9 Science worksheet on Hearing and Seeing! This resource includes a full set of core questions and model answers covering all key parts of the auditory and visual systems — ideal for self-quizzing, revision, or homework. Students learn to describe and label major structures (e.g., pinna, ossicles, cochlea, cornea, lens, retina) and explain their functions in hearing and vision. Model answe
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Anatomy, Physical Science, Physics
Physics 1 Online Lab Final Review
This Physics 1 Online Lab Final Review consists of 20 questions with solutions at the end. The questions are focused around things you would only know how to do if you took a lab class. It goes over questions such as: sigfigs, conversions, percent error, quantifying accuracy, quantifying precision, vectors, linear regression analysis, general problem solving based on previous labs, and the final question requires students to actually make a graph and use linear regression from that graph.
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Physics
Also included in: Physics 1 Online Lab Series
High School Physics Curriculum Course Pacing Guide | Lesson Plans
High School Physics Entire Curriculum Pacing Guide. 1-D Kinematics, Vectors, Projectile Motion, Newton's Laws, Uniform Circular Motion, Energy, Momentum, Electricity, Magnetism, Circuits, Waves and Sounds, and Optics. This pacing guide includes daily objectives for which topics to cover. When to give out homework, quizzes, labs, reviews, and tests. It also suggests what labs you should do at what point in each chapter. _____________________________________________________________________________
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Physical Science, Physics, Science
NGSS
HS-PS2-5
, HS-PS3-2
, HS-PS2-2
+5
AP® Physics 1 Pacing Guide | Scope and Sequence | (Updated CED 2024)
AP® Physics 1 Entire Curriculum Pacing Guide. 1-D Kinematics, Vectors, Projectile Motion, Newton's Laws, Uniform Circular Motion, Universal Gravitation, Energy, Momentum, Rotational Motion, and Simple Harmonic Motion. This pacing guide includes daily objectives for which topics to cover. When to give out homework, quizzes, labs, reviews, and tests. It also suggests what labs you should do at what point in each chapter. _____________________________________________________________________________
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Physical Science, Physics, Science
NGSS
HS-PS2-5
, HS-PS3-2
, HS-PS2-2
+5
Also included in: AP® Physics 1 PPT - Entire Course Curriculum - Full Year Aligned
Physics Science Experiments STEM PACK - 8 rubber bands projects labs
UPDATED VERSION
Can't get enough of the rubber bands labs? Get all of them in one pack with: ping pong catapults, dart throwers, rubber band powered cars, helicopters, and the new rubber chains lab. NOW WITH 8 labs!
This page is a printable rubric and lesson plan to use, explaining the quiz and test grades associated with the project. Adjust as needed for your class!
3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Physics
Waves Study Guide & Core Questions | Year 9 Science | Energy Transfer, Frequency
Help your students master one of the most important physics topics — Waves — with this clear, question-and-answer style study guide. Perfect for Year 9 Science, this printable worksheet features core questions and model answers covering all key learning outcomes on wave motion, properties, and the electromagnetic spectrum. Students can self-quiz by folding the sheet in half — reading the questions first, then checking the bolded key-word model answers to ensure complete understanding. ✅
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
General Science, Physical Science, Physics
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Educational 2D animation showing Ohm’s Law as characters in motion.
📝 Product DescriptionMake physics easy to visualize with this engaging 2D educational animation illustrating Ohm’s Law. In this short animated clip, Volt is shown pushing Amp forward while Ohm moves backward in resistance—creating a simple, memorable character-based metaphor for how voltage, current, and resistance interact in an electric circuit. This animation is perfect for introducing Ohm’s Law to middle school, high school, or STEM learners. The motion is clear, loopable, and designe
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Engineering, Other (Science), Physics
0:08
Educational 2D animation showing Ohm’s Law as characters in motion.
📝 Product DescriptionMake physics easy to visualize with this engaging 2D educational animation illustrating Ohm’s Law. In this short animated clip, Volt is shown pushing Amp forward while Ohm moves backward in resistance—creating a simple, memorable character-based metaphor for how voltage, current, and resistance interact in an electric circuit. This animation is perfect for introducing Ohm’s Law to middle school, high school, or STEM learners. The motion is clear, loopable, and designe
12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Engineering, Other (Science), Physics
0:08
Educational 2D animation showing Ohm’s Law as characters in motion.
📝 Product DescriptionMake physics easy to visualize with this engaging 2D educational animation illustrating Ohm’s Law. In this short animated clip, Volt is shown pushing Amp forward while Ohm moves backward in resistance—creating a simple, memorable character-based metaphor for how voltage, current, and resistance interact in an electric circuit. This animation is perfect for introducing Ohm’s Law to middle school, high school, or STEM learners. The motion is clear, loopable, and designe
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Engineering, Other (Science), Physics
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