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Satellites | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying satellites helps middle and high school students connect space science to everyday life, because satellites power communication, GPS navigation, weather forecasting, climate monitoring, disaster response, and Earth observation used in agriculture and environmental science. This topic strengthens core curriculum learning in forces and motion, gravity and orbits, energy and power systems, waves and signals, and how sensors collect and transmit data, while also building modern science lite
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Gamma Ray Bursts | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying gamma ray bursts helps middle and high school students explore some of the most extreme events in the universe while reinforcing core science ideas about energy, light, matter, and how astronomers gather evidence from signals we cannot see with our eyes. Gamma ray bursts provide a high interest pathway into topics like the electromagnetic spectrum, radiation and detection, conservation of energy, and the life cycles of massive stars, including supernovae, neutron stars, and black holes.
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
The Great Red Spot | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying Jupiter’s Great Red Spot gives middle and high school students a captivating, real example of how atmospheric science and physics work on a massive scale, linking space science directly to weather, energy, and fluid motion concepts taught in the classroom. This giant storm system helps students explore ideas like convection, pressure, rotation and the Coriolis effect, heat transfer, and why planets with different sizes and compositions can have dramatically different climates and cloud
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Dark Matter | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying dark matter helps middle and high school students see how science progresses when observations do not match expectations, making it a powerful case study in evidence, models, and critical thinking. Dark matter connects directly to core curriculum ideas like gravity and orbital motion, galaxies and large scale structure, and how scientists use data such as galaxy rotation curves, gravitational lensing, and cosmic background measurements to infer what cannot be observed directly. This to
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Binary Stars | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying binary stars helps middle and high school students understand that many stars are not alone, and that gravity, motion, and energy transfer can be explored through real systems that scientists measure and model. Binary star systems provide a clear, engaging way to teach orbital mechanics, Newton’s laws, and the idea that mass can be calculated from motion, which links astronomy directly to core physics and math skills like graphs, rates, and proportional reasoning. They also open the doo
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Planetary Rings | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying planetary rings gives middle and high school students a vivid, unforgettable way to learn how gravity shapes the Solar System and how complex patterns can emerge from simple physical rules. Rings connect directly to key science ideas such as forces and motion, orbits, collisions, energy transfer, tides and the Roche limit, and the use of models and evidence to explain how systems form and change over time. Because ring systems vary across planets and include gaps, waves, and shepherd mo
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
NGSS
MS-ESS1-2
, MS-ESS1-3
The Sun (Our Star) | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying the Sun, our nearest star, helps middle and high school students understand the energy source that drives weather, climate, seasons, and life on Earth while also building core astronomy knowledge about stars, nuclear fusion, and electromagnetic radiation. The Sun is a perfect real world anchor for big curriculum ideas such as energy transfer, particle motion, magnetism, and the nature of scientific evidence, because students can connect classroom concepts to sunspots, solar flares, auro
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
NGSS
HS-ESS1-1
Asteroids | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying asteroids helps middle and high school students understand the Solar System as a dynamic place shaped by gravity, collisions, and time, while connecting directly to curriculum topics like forces and motion, cratering, planetary formation, and how scientists use evidence to reconstruct the past. Asteroids are leftover building blocks from early Solar System history, so learning about the asteroid belt, near Earth asteroids, and impact events builds strong scientific literacy around scale
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
NGSS
MS-ESS1-2
, MS-ESS1-3
Comets | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying comets is a powerful way for middle and high school students to explore how our Solar System formed and how scientists investigate the history of space using evidence, patterns, and data. As icy leftovers from the early Solar System, comets connect directly to key curriculum themes like gravity and orbits, states of matter, energy from the Sun, erosion and impacts, and the role of models and observations in building scientific explanations. A complete resource that pairs visually strik
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
NGSS
MS-ESS1-3
Massive Stars | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying massive stars helps middle and high school students make sense of some of the biggest ideas in science, including nuclear fusion, energy transfer, the life cycle of matter, and how the elements that build planets and people are created and spread through space. Massive stars are the engines behind supernovae, neutron stars, and black holes, so this topic naturally links physics, chemistry, and Earth and space science in a way that feels dramatic, visual, and deeply memorable. A complet
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Also included in: Massive Stars | Focus Unit Bundle | 6 Item Resource + Quiz Set
Jupiter's Moons | Focus Unit Bundle | 6 Resources inc Quiz | Space Science
Studying Jupiter’s moons is important for middle and high school science because they provide a ready made laboratory for understanding how planetary systems work, showing students that moons can be worlds with their own geology, atmospheres, and even the potential ingredients for life. Jupiter’s major moons highlight core concepts like gravity and orbital motion, tides and energy transfer, cratering and surface processes, magnetism and radiation environments, and how evidence from spacecraft an
6th - 9th
Astronomy, General Science, Physics
Particle Fever - Movie Guide - 20 Multiple-Choice Question Google Form Quiz
This 20 question multiple choice quiz is designed to support student learning after viewing the 2013 documentary Particle Fever. Focusing on the search for the Higgs boson at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, the quiz reinforces key concepts in physics, scientific research, engineering, and collaboration while helping students recall important events and discoveries presented in the film. Ideal for STEM and science classrooms, this resource provides teachers with a ready-to-use assessment that promo
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Physics
The Current War - Movie Guide - 20 Multiple-Choice Question Google Form Quiz
This 20 question multiple choice quiz is designed to help students strengthen their understanding of the 2017 film The Current War while reinforcing key STEM and history concepts presented throughout the movie. Covering the rivalry between Thomas Edison, George Westinghouse, and Nikola Tesla during the battle over electrical power systems, the quiz encourages students to recall important events, inventions, and scientific ideas in an engaging and accessible format. Ideal for middle school and hi
Not Specific
Engineering, Physics, U.S. History
Mission Control: The Unsung Heroesof Apollo - 20 MC Question Google Form Quiz
This 20 question multiple choice quiz is designed to reinforce student learning after viewing the 2017 documentary Mission Control: The Unsung Heroes of Apollo. Focusing on the engineers, flight controllers, and problem solvers behind NASA’s Apollo missions, the quiz helps students review important events, scientific concepts, and teamwork strategies that made the Moon landings possible. Ideal for STEM, history, and space science classrooms, this resource provides teachers with a ready-to-use as
Not Specific
Other (Science), Physics, U.S. History
The Farthest - Movie Guide - 20 Multiple-Choice Question Google Form Quiz
This 20 question multiple choice quiz is designed to enhance student understanding after viewing the 2017 documentary The Farthest. Centered on NASA’s Voyager mission and humanity’s exploration of the outer planets, the quiz reinforces important concepts in space science, engineering, astronomy, and scientific discovery while helping students recall key events and achievements presented throughout the film. Ideal for STEM, astronomy, and science classrooms, this resource provides teachers with a
Not Specific
Astronomy, General Science, Physics
"Astronomy: A Self-Teaching Guide" Ch. 1-7 Resources Bundle, Google Apps & PDF
I used Dinah Moche's book, Astronomy: A Self-Teaching Guide, for my high school elective astronomy class. I have prepared extra materials to accompany the textbook and have arranged them into a discounted bundle. Note: You will need to obtain a copy of Dinah Moche's book. It is NOT included in this bundle. The bundle augments chapters 1-7 of Dinah Moche's book. Topics are The Starry Sky, Light and Telescopes, Stars, The Sun, Stellar Evolution, Galaxies, and The Universe. For each chapter I hav
10th - 12th
Astronomy, Earth Sciences, Physics
Newton's Laws of Motion | Mastery Check/Quiz | Printable | Middle School
Build student understanding of Newton’s Laws of Motion, force and motion, physics concepts, and scientific modeling with this comprehensive Newton’s Laws Mastery Check. Perfect for middle school and high school science classrooms, this physics assessment helps students demonstrate their knowledge of Newton’s First, Second, and Third Laws through modeling, analysis, and written explanations. This ready-to-use resource includes clear student-facing directions, definitions of Newton’s Laws, a
6th - 8th
Engineering, Physical Science, Physics
NGSS
MS-PS2-2
, MS-PS2-1
Wave Structure: Waves on the Move | Print and Go & Google Slides
Wave Structure: Waves on the Move Engaging Substitute-Friendly Science Lesson | No Prep Needed! Bring wave behavior to life with this comprehensive and engaging lesson! Students will explore how light and sound waves interact with different materials through reflection, absorption, transmission, and refraction. This resource is perfect for class instruction, independent practice, or a ready-to-use sub plan. 5 printable PDF pages; 12 Google slides; Teacher guide and Answer Key What's Included:
6th - 8th
General Science, Physical Science, Physics
Wave Properties Quiz with Study Guide-Low Prep! Editable! Test/Quiz Prep
Wave Properties Quiz with Study GuideDescription: Assess your students’ understanding of wave properties with this ready-to-use Wave Properties Quiz designed to align with a PhET simulation exploration. This resource helps you evaluate student comprehension of amplitude, frequency, wavelength, energy, and wave speed through engaging, real-world applications. The quiz includes 10 multiple-choice questions (2 points each, total 20 points) with an answer key for quick grading. Questions are scen
8th - 11th
Physical Science, Physics
Exit Ticket Bundle: Chemistry and Physical Science
Exit Ticket Bundle: Chemistry and Physical Science This resource includes 12 ready-to-use exit tickets that cover essential topics in chemistry and physical science. Each exit ticket is designed to be quick, effective, and easy to implement, making them perfect for formative assessment, review, or lesson closure. Topics Included Atomic Structure (2 exit tickets) States of Matter (2 exit tickets) Chemical vs. Physical Changes (2 exit tickets) Motion and Forces (2 exit tickets) Energy (2
8th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science, Physics
Electricity and Magnetism_Interactive Notes
These are interactive notes used to teach Electricity and Magnetism. They include content as well as discussion questions that can later be put on quizzes.
9th - 12th
Physics
NGSS
HS-PS3-2
, HS-PS3-1
, HS-PS3-5
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Heat and Thermodynamics_Interactive Notes
These are interactive notes used to teach Heat and Thermodynamics. They include content as well as discussion questions that can later be put on quizzes.
9th - 12th
Physics
NGSS
HS-PS3-2
, HS-PS3-1
Energy and Momentum_Interactive notes
These are interactive notes used to teach Energy and Momentum. They include content as well as discussion questions that can later be put on quizzes.
9th - 12th
Physics
NGSS
HS-PS2-2
, HS-PS2-1
, HS-PS2-6
Balanced and Unbalanced Forces 5.7A, 6.7B (Google Slides)
Designed to accompany the Google Slides Forces presentation. Use this handout to assess student understanding of classification of forces as either balanced or unbalanced and ability to calculate net force on objects. Other products are available to accompany this lesson: Google Slides: Forces - Use this Google Slides Presentation to introduce your students to the basics of force and motion, the difference between balanced and unbalanced forces, and how to calculate net force.Google Sheets:
5th - 8th
Physical Science, Physics, Science
Also included in: Forces Lesson Bundle 5.7A, 6.7AB, 7.7D
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