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Phase Changes Cut & Paste | Thermal Energy Increase/Decrease | States of Matter
Help your students finally understand how solids, liquids, and gases change from one state to another with this hands-on, low-prep Change of State Cut & Paste Activity! This interactive diagram walks students through all six major phase changes while reinforcing thermal energy flow (increase vs. decrease) and particle motion. It’s engaging, notebook-friendly, and perfect for middle school science. This resource includes multiple versions to fit any classroom: color, black & white, legal-size
5th - 8th
Other (Science), Physical Science
NGSS
MS-PS1-4
Potential Energy Worksheets, Quiz and Answer Keys
This product focuses on the review and practice of potential energy increases and decreases. Students analyze phenomenons to determine if the following potential energies would increase or decrease: chemical, magnetic, gravitational, electrical(static) and elastic.
The product includes 4 worksheets with answer keys, 1 quiz with answer key and teacher notes.
This product addresses Ohio State Science Standard:
8th Grade:
CONTENT STATEMENT There are different types of potential energy. Gravita
7th - 12th
General Science, Physical Science, Physics
Electronegativity - Periodic Trends Worksheet
Practice periodicity with this worksheet on electronegativity. Students will need to identify the trend, explain why the trend exists, and list elements in order of increasing and decreases atomic radius. Goes Well WithAtomic Radius - Periodicity WorksheetPossible Uses- Worksheet - Activity - Homework - Classwork - Test Review - Quiz Review FeedbackHave questions or feedback? Send me a message, I'd love to hear from you! I can also customize anything you've already purchased. Check out some of m
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Chemistry, Physical Science
Atomic Radius - Periodic Trends Worksheet
Practice periodicity with this worksheet on atomic radius. Students will need to identify the trend, explain why the trend exists, and list elements in order of increasing and decreases atomic radius. Goes Well WithPossible Uses- Worksheet - Activity - Homework - Classwork - Test Review - Quiz Review FeedbackHave questions or feedback? Send me a message, I'd love to hear from you! I can also customize anything you've already purchased. Check out some of my other work!Atomic StructureBalancing Ch
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Chemistry, Physical Science
Mad Minute Match-up: Scientific Method Vocabulary Quiz
10 vocabulary words and definitions ready to be matched in only a few minutes. Words include: Analyze, constant, control, dependent variable, hypothesis, independent variable, procedure, scientific method, testable question, and variable. Add additional words to the word bank or cover the word bank to increase the rigor and make it perfect for any grade. Answer key is included. Use as a test review tool, spiral review tool, or a weekly assessment. Time allocation is up to you!
4th - 10th
General Science, Physical Science, Science
Calculating Speed and Velocity Lab
Evaluate the relationship between speed and mass by racing weighted and unweighted hot wheel cars down an elevated meterstick. Each group of students will develop a hypothesis statement supporting whether adding weight to a hot wheel will increase or decrease its speed. Students will then measure the time it takes a hot wheel to travel down an elevated meterstick at different lengths. This experiment is then repeated with 5 washers stacked and wrapped to the hot wheel to increase the mass. Final
7th - 10th
Physical Science, Physics, Science
NGSS
HS-PS2-1
Friction and Air Resistance Interactive Notebook | Force and Motion 5th Grade
Make your force and motion unit HANDS- ON and ENGAGING with this science interactive notebook on friction and air resistance! ⭐️ Bundle & save for a discount ⭐️Save 20% and get more FORCE & MOTION resources with the Force & Motion Interactive Notebook Bundle!This product includes:Vocabulary flipbook (friction, motion)All about friction flipbook (what is friction; where is friction; how much friction is present?)Brainstorm examples of friction circle foldoverUsing a given picture, exp
5th
Physical Science, Science
Also included in: Motion, Force & Energy Interactive Notebook Bundle | 5th Grade Science
Electromagnetic Waves Reading Comprehension - Print and digital
Are you trying to include more reading comprehension in your science class? Do you want to increase student understanding of key vocabulary? This two-page reading comprehension passage is written as an introduction to waves and electromagnetic radiation and includes strategies for analyzing a non-fiction text. Students will record what they know and their questions as a pre-reading activity. While reading, students are instructed to find key vocabulary, main ideas, and other important informa
5th - 8th
Physical Science, Physics, Science
NGSS
MS-PS4-1
, MS-PS4-3
Air Pressure Vacuum Lab — Expanding Gases & Boyle's Law Demo
This lab provides a vivid, visual demonstration of Boyles’s Law, showing how the volume of a gas increases as the surrounding pressure decreases. Activity DescriptionThe Air Pressure Lab uses a vacuum chamber to simulate high-altitude or low-pressure environments. When students use the hand pump, they are removing air molecules from the "bell jar," which decreases the external air pressure. Because the air molecules trapped inside the balloon, bubble wrap, or film canister are still pushing o
5th - 9th
Earth Sciences, Physical Science
Also included in: Atmosphere, Weather, Climate, and Hydrosphere Bundle
Chemistry: Stoichiometry Content Check (M to M, M to G, G to G)
Quickly assess your students’ understanding of key stoichiometry concepts with this 10-question multiple-choice content check. Perfect for a quiz, review, or exit ticket, this resource covers a variety of essential topics in the Stoichiometry Unit. Topics included: Mole-to-mole stoichiometry Mole-to-gram stoichiometry Gram-to-gram stoichiometry Limiting & excess reactants (mole-to-mole only) Percent yield (mole-to-mole only) What’s included: 10 multiple-choice questions Teacher answer key for
10th - 11th
Chemistry, General Science, Physical Science
Circuit Training - Practice Conversion Problems
This 14 problem conversion circuit increases with difficulty as students progress through it. Some helpful conversion factors are provided but others (primarily metric conversion values) are needed. The problems begin to incorporate some critical thinking as students have to decide to how to solve each question and use conversions while they work.
May be worked cooperatively, as homework, or as a quiz.
Students answer the question found in cell #1 and search through the rest of the circuit fo
9th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science, Physics
Middle School NGSS Thermal Energy MS-PS1-4 Aligned Powerpoint
This comprehensive Middle School NGSS powerpoint on Heat and Thermal Energy is designed to align with the NGSS Middle School MS-PS1-4 standard. A visually interactive, fully editable 40 slide powerpoint covers the main concepts in the standard "develop a model that predicts and describes changes in particle motion, temperature and state of a pure substance when thermal energy is added or removed". Topics covered:⭐ What is Heat? ⭐ What is Thermal Energy? ⭐ Solids, Liquids, Gases ⭐ Change of State
6th - 8th
General Science, Physical Science, Science
Velocity-Time Graphs Activity | Acceleration vs Deceleration | Motion Graph Matc
Help students clearly understand the relationship between velocity-time graphs and acceleration with this engaging matching activity. Students analyse different velocity-time graphs and determine whether the motion represents acceleration, deceleration, increasing acceleration, or constant velocity. This resource is perfect for introducing or reinforcing key kinematics concepts in middle or high school physics lessons. Students will examine a series of velocity-time graphs and match them to
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Other (Science), Physical Science, Physics
Chemistry: Reading the Heating/Cooling Curve Doodle Notes
The key concept for this doodle note is for students to practice and master reading the heating/cooling curve for different substances. Students will identify the melting point and boiling point of substances from the graph. They will explain why at these points temperature does not increase (or decrease) even though thermal energy is being added. Students will gain so much value from these doodle notes that they will be proud of and use! The included teacher notes suggest many ways of incorp
9th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Also included in: Chemistry Doodle Notes for the Year: A Growing Bundle
Thermal Energy Analysis Questions
Thermal Energy Analysis Questions Covers:
Temperature Difference,
Heat Flow,
States of Matter and Phase Change,
Compare and Contrast Kinetic Energy and Thermal Energy,
Relationship between Kinetic Energy and Temperature,
Relationship between Kinetic Energy and Thermal Energy
Students will be able to calculate the temperature difference two two objects. Students will be able to explain phase change of ice increasing in temperature. Students will be able to compare and contrast two objects of th
9th - 11th
Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Physical Science
Netball Practical Assessment Rubric
This Netball Assessment Rubric has been designed using SOLO Taxonomy to structure the increasing complexity of associated skills. It may be used to peer assess students and inform formative assessment practices, or to observe and record their skills in a final summative context. It also prompts students to use the combined peer and teacher feedback to form their own movement goals to inform their intentions in future units. It has been created to easy print as a single A4 page, or two to a page.
5th - 9th
Health, Physical Education, Physical Science
Chemical Equilibrium Webquest NGSS HS PS1-6
Webquest to teach students about the factors affecting chemical equilibrium NGSS HS PS1-6 (increasing and decreasing concentration, temperature, pressure, and how catalysts do not affect the equilibrium, only the rate). Use the following notes before or after: Chemical Equilibrium Guided NotesBegins with a simulation to teach students about what equilibrium is, then about how to change equilibrium. Uses the following websites: https://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulations/reversible-reactions
9th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Carbon Cycle Video Worksheet Video Notes and Carbon Footprint Survey
Scaffolded video notes about the carbon cycle for 11 minute youtube video followed by carbon footprint quiz and analysis. Concepts included: Carbon Reservoirs, a description of how carbon changes formats, why we should care about the carbon cycle, how we know carbon levels are increasing and methods of how humans are putting more carbon into the atmosphere. Includes the data from the keeling curve and how historical carbon dioxide levels can be inferred from ice core data. Studen
7th - 11th
Environment, General Science, Physical Science
CCSS, NGSS
RST.9-10.10
, HS-ESS3-6
Periodic Table Trends Activity Worksheet Summary Doodle Notes
A summary worksheet activity of the periodic table trends including: Electronegativity, Electron Affinity, Ionization Energy, Ionic Radius, Atomic Radius and Shielding Effect. Arrows to show increasing periodic trends or decreasing periodic trends.
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Chemistry, General Science, Physical Science
Atomic Structure Tabbed Flip Book
This tabbed flip book is a flexible way to introduce (or review) the parts of an atom, atomic number, atomic mass, electron shells, ions, and isotopes. The pages are sized for an interactive notebook. You can have students cut out and staple them together as a tabbed flip book, or you can give students one page at a time as bell work on the day after teaching a topic, or as a way to introduce the topic on the day of your lesson. The individual pages could be permanently attached on just one s
7th - 10th
Chemistry, Physical Science
CCSS
RI.7.1
, RI.8.1
, RI.9-10.1
+7
Also included in: Chemistry Unit Bundle - for Introductory Chemistry in Secondary Grades
Graphing MOTION: Dist/Time DataLAB- TEAMS Graph diff DATA Sets- PRESENT/Compare
This is a fantastic way to introduce Motion Graphs, specifically Distance-Time Graphs to students. Students use my TEAM Management System (included for FREE!) and graph a given SET of DATA together.(I have included pre-formatted graphs to save time!) Then, student TEAMs choose which category summarizes what the graph shows--Constant Motion away from START, Constant Motion back towards START, No Motion or at Rest, or Increasing or Decreasing Speed-- PRESENT their Graph to the class, placing it
6th - 8th
Other (Science), Physical Science, Physics
Le Chatelier's Principle Practice
Students identify which direction a system at equilibrium will shift (left or right) in response to a stress. Students also identify how the concentrations of reactants and products change as a result of that shift (increasing or decreasing concentration).
9th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Electromagnetic Spectrum Lab — From Radio Waves to X-Rays
Title: 🌈 Beyond What We Can See – Electromagnetic Spectrum Lab Summary: Students explore the electromagnetic spectrum through hands-on stations covering radio waves, microwaves, infrared, visible light, ultraviolet, and X-rays. They observe wavelength, frequency, and energy differences and record how each wave interacts with matter: long-wavelength radio waves require large antennas, microwaves heat water molecules, infrared shows heat signatures, visible light mixes RGB colors, UV reveals invi
6th - 10th
Physical Science, Physics
Motion Graphs Wkst: x-t, v-t, a-t (Velocity & Acceleration) EDITABLE W/KEY
Help your students build a deeper understanding of motion with this great practice worksheet! Students analyze position-time (x-t) graphs and use them to determine direction of motion, velocity (increasing/decreasing, positive/negative), and acceleration. They then apply their understanding by sketching corresponding velocity-time (v-t) and acceleration-time (a-t) graphs. This resource is perfect for reinforcing key concepts in kinematics and helping students connect multiple representations of
5th - 12th
General Science, Physical Science, Physics
Also included in: Acceleration Calculation/Motion Graphs Practice Bundle
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