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Intro to Forces Notes, Lab Stations & Practice for Physics and AP Physics
These no-prep notes and practice are a perfect and easy way to introduce forces and Newton's Laws to your physics or physical science class. With an optional hands-on lab station activity, this lesson is your new go-to activity to help you students master basic forces and free body diagrams. Slides are fully editable and filled with graphics to illustrate points and hold student interest. (Google slides can be downloaded to PowerPoint)Examples throughout help address common student misconception
9th - 12th
Physical Science, Physics
Harry Potter/Hogwarts Periodic Table Lab for MS/HS - Intro to Chemistry
Bring the popular Harry Potter series into your science class as you present students with a scenario regarding the wizarding periodic table. Students can work independently or in groups to figure out where these "leaked" elements fit in relation to the muggle periodic table. Great for all levels of students: inclusion to gifted. I've done this assignment with middle schoolers, but have also been done it with high school students as well. Have all groups work on this periodic table or assign eac
8th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Scientific Inquiry Guided Notes with Answer Key
Get two sets of notes cheaper than if you bought them individually. These notes can be presented with the powerpoints that coincide with it or the teacher can use an Elmo or Smartboard and have students fill them out together. Students can go on a scavenger hunt and find the answers to sections of the notes by walking around the class or by scanning QR codes. The possibilities are endless to get students up and moving around and actively involved in their learning. Perfect for the first weeks of
5th - 12th
Biology, Physical Science
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