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Circuit Devices and Sensing Circuits (LDR, Thermistor, Resistance, Temperature)

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Circuit devices are the parts of an electrical circuit that make it work. They are the components of a circuit and they make up the electronic part of a circuit. Circuit devices use electricity to do work and they can be broken down into three groups: resistors, capacitors, and inductors. The purpose of these devices is to regulate current flow in a circuit by increasing or decreasing voltage. Circuit devices are an important part of the electrical circuit. Without them, the electrical circuit w

8th - 10th

General Science, Physics, Science

Also included in: Electricity: 9-Lesson Physics Bundle (Great Value!)

Solubility Curve-Quiz 1: Google Form (Distance Learning)

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Crazy Crist's Corner

This form can be used for distance learning, or in your regular classroom. Standard coveredSPS6. Obtain, evaluate, and communicate information to explain the properties of solutions.c. Analyze and interpret data from a solubility curve to determine the effect of temperature on solubility. ObjectivesStudents will learn about the solubility curve by defining solubility,identifying the factors that help increase the solubility of a solute in a solvent,determining the solubility of a substance at

8th - 12th

Chemistry, Physical Science, Physics

Changes In Momentum (Forces, Safety Features, Cars, Helmets)

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Digital Science Lesson

Momentum is a fundamental concept in physics and is defined as the product of mass and velocity of an object. It is an important factor in understanding the motion of objects, as it helps us to understand how quickly a body can change its direction or speed. In physics, changes in momentum occur when a force acts on the object, either increasing or decreasing its velocity. This can be due to external forces such as friction or internal forces such as gravity. Changes in momentum can also occur w

8th - 10th

General Science, Physics, Science

Also included in: Forces: 22-Lesson Physics Bundle (Amazing Value!)

Pressure (Force, Pascals, Atmospheric, Liquids)

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Digital Science Lesson

Pressure exists on surfaces, in air and in liquids. On surfaces, pressure is calculated by dividing force by area. Atmospheric pressure decreases with height, and liquid pressure increases with depth. You should never swing on one leg of a chair. Not only can it break the chair, but it can also damage the floor. This is because you are applying too much pressure to the floor. To calculate pressure, you need to know two things: the force or weight exerted, and: the surface area over which the fo

5th - 8th

General Science, Physics, Science

Also included in: Speed: 8-Lesson Bundle (Fantastic Value!)

Constant Velocity Leveled Practice

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Declan Gruber

This English/Spanish resource allows students to practice making calculations about objects moving with constant velocity, in a differentiated, leveled approach. Complete with answer key, students move through four levels of increasing difficulty allowing for targeted interventions and mastery checks. This is aligned to the Constant Velocity Quizzes.

7th - 12th

Physical Science, Physics

Also included in: Constant Velocity Bundle (Unit 1b)

Heat Energy Transfer Mini Unit for Middle School NGSS MS-PS3-3

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Self-Paced Science

This heat energy transfer mini unit has everything you need to teach NGSS MS-PS3-3 including editable student Slides, worksheets, hands-on investigations, a final project and extension activity. Topics covered include thermal energy transfer, conduction, convection, radiation, insulation, kinetic energy and more! If you want to decrease stress for yourself and your students and help kids make personal connections to the science they are learning, try this self-paced heat energy transfer min

6th - 8th

Physical Science, Physics, Science

NGSS

MS-PS3-3

Also included in: Energy Unit for Middle School - All NGSS MS-PS3 Energy Standards

Kinetic & Potential Energy Stores (Movement, Raised Objects, Stretching, Height)

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Digital Science Lesson

Kinetic energy is the energy of motion, and potential energy is the stored energy. Kinetic energy is related to the movement of an object. Potential energy has two types: gravitational potential and elastic potential. Gravitational potential is related to gravity and elastic potential relates to elasticity or tension in a spring. Elastic potential can be converted into kinetic or thermal kinetic. Kinetic and potential energies are always in balance, or at least they should be. If kinetic energy

8th - 10th

General Science, Physics, Science

Also included in: Energy: 14-Lesson Physics Bundle (Superb Value!)

Wave Behavior Review Sort | Printable, Digital & Easel

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Stephanie Elkowitz

A NO-PREP resource to review HIGH-YIELD topics in science! My science review sorts help students develop mastery of science concepts, review difficult concepts and avert common misconceptions and misunderstandings. Each individual review sort will target a specific topic. By doing so, students focus their attention and effort on advancing their understanding of scientific ideas and concepts related to that topic. Important Notes:• Download a FREE High-Yield Review Activity• Save $$$ with the

5th - 9th

Physical Science, Physics, Science

NGSS

MS-PS4-2

Also included in: Physical Science Review Sorts | NGSS Test Prep | Printable, Digital & Easel

Newton’s Laws of Motion Doodle Notes, Quiz, and PP Bundle | NGSS Physics

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