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Cosmic Microwave Background | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Set
Studying the cosmic microwave background helps middle and high school students understand how scientists use light and data to uncover the history of the universe, turning big ideas about time, space, and evidence into something measurable and meaningful. The CMB connects directly to key curriculum topics such as the electromagnetic spectrum, radiation and temperature, waves and energy transfer, and how models are supported by observations, because it is a faint “afterglow” that carries informat
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
AP Physics 1 - Unit 6 - Work, Power, and Energy | Springs
In this unit, we will explore the connections between work, power, and energy. This unit also explores springs, focusing both on Hooke's Law and the connections to work and energy (including the equations necessary to find the elastic potential energy contained within springs and spring systems). What's Included:3 Google Slide PresentationsGuided Notes3 Worksheets (one for each section; keys included)2 Labs1 Project2 FRQ practice Quizzes (with keys)1 Review Sheet (with key)1 MCQ Test2 FRQ Tests
10th - 12th
Physics
The Space Race | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying the Space Race helps middle and high school students understand how science, technology, engineering, and global events can shape one another, making it a rich and highly engaging topic for classroom learning. The Space Race connects directly to key curriculum ideas such as rocket forces and motion, gravity and orbits, materials and design, communication technology, and the role of innovation in solving complex problems under pressure. It also builds scientific literacy by showing how m
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Aliens? | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying the science of potential extraterrestrial life and what aliens might be or look like is a powerful way to engage middle and high school students in evidence based thinking, because it turns a popular curiosity into a structured investigation grounded in biology, chemistry, physics, and planetary science. This topic connects directly to key curriculum ideas such as the requirements for life, cells and adaptation, ecosystems and energy flow, atmospheres and climate, the habitable zone, an
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Also included in: Aliens? | Focus Unit Bundle | 6 Resources inc. Quiz | Space Science Set
Supermassive Black Holes | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science
Studying supermassive black holes helps middle and high school students connect core physics concepts to the powerful objects that sit at the centers of most galaxies, building understanding of gravity, motion, energy, and how scientists gather evidence from phenomena that cannot be seen directly. This topic links naturally to curriculum ideas such as orbits and forces, electromagnetic radiation, the Doppler effect and spectra, and the role of models in science, because supermassive black holes
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Also included in: Supermassive Black Holes | Focus Unit Bundle | 6 Resources inc Quiz
Space Junk | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz | Space Science Set
Studying space junk helps middle and high school students understand that space is a shared environment with real engineering, safety, and sustainability challenges, connecting science learning to modern technology that affects everyday life. Space debris links directly to curriculum topics such as forces and orbital motion, speed and collisions, energy transfer, materials and design, Earth observation and satellites, and how risk is managed using data, tracking systems, and modeling. It also b
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
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MS-ESS1-2
, MS-ESS1-3
The Milky Way | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz | Space Science Set
Studying the Milky Way helps middle and high school students understand where we live in the universe and how scientists map enormous structures using light, motion, and evidence, making it a powerful anchor topic for astronomy and Earth and space science. The Milky Way connects directly to curriculum concepts such as gravity and orbits, the life cycles of stars, the electromagnetic spectrum, scale and distance, and how models are built from data, because students can explore the galaxy’s spiral
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Neutron Stars | Focus Unit Bundle | 6 Resources inc Quiz | Space Science
Studying neutron stars is a powerful way to teach middle and high school science because these extreme stellar remnants connect core physics ideas to real, observable evidence from modern astronomy. Neutron stars help students understand gravity and pressure in balance, nuclear processes in massive stars, the electromagnetic spectrum, magnetism, and how rotation and conservation of angular momentum can create pulsars that act like precise cosmic lighthouses, while also linking to supernovae, ele
6th - 9th
Astronomy, General Science, Physics
The Drake Equation | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz | Space Science Set
Studying the Drake Equation helps middle and high school students explore how scientists use math, probability, and evidence to investigate big questions about life in the universe, while practicing critical thinking rather than memorizing facts. The Drake Equation connects directly to curriculum themes such as scientific modeling, variables and assumptions, rates and scale, and how new data from exoplanet discoveries, star formation studies, and planetary atmospheres can change what we think we
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Spiral Galaxies | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz | Space Science Set
Studying spiral galaxies helps middle and high school students understand how the universe is organized on the largest scales while reinforcing core ideas about gravity, motion, light, and the life cycle of matter. Spiral galaxies provide a clear, visual way to explore stellar populations, star formation in spiral arms, the role of interstellar gas and dust, and how rotation curves and mass distribution connect to deeper topics like dark matter. This topic also strengthens scientific literacy b
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Telescopes | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz | Space Science Set
Studying telescopes helps middle and high school students understand how scientific tools extend human senses and turn light into evidence, making it a perfect foundation for astronomy and many parts of physics. Telescopes connect directly to curriculum ideas such as waves and the electromagnetic spectrum, reflection and refraction, lenses and mirrors, image formation, resolution, and how data is collected and interpreted, while also showing why different telescopes observe visible light, infrar
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Protostars | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz | Space Science Set
Studying protostars helps middle and high school students understand how stars are born and how gravity can turn clouds of gas and dust into new solar systems, making it a perfect gateway into astronomy and core physical science. Protostars connect directly to curriculum concepts such as forces and gravity, conservation of energy, temperature and heat transfer, states of matter, and the role of pressure and density, while also linking to Earth and space science ideas about nebulae, accretion dis
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Parallax | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz | Space Science Set
Studying parallax helps middle and high school students understand how scientists measure distance in space using geometry and careful observation, making it a foundational concept for astronomy and a strong bridge between math and physics. Parallax connects directly to curriculum ideas such as angles, triangles, scale and proportional reasoning, and the nature of measurement and uncertainty, because students learn how a small apparent shift in position can reveal the distance to nearby stars. I
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Also included in: Parallax | Focus Unit Bundle | 6 Resources inc Quiz | Space Science
Neutron Stars | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying neutron stars helps middle and high school students explore how the laws of physics behave under extreme conditions, while reinforcing core ideas about gravity, forces, energy, and the life cycles of stars. Neutron stars connect directly to curriculum concepts such as nuclear processes, density and pressure, magnetism, waves and radiation, and conservation laws, because these objects form after supernovae and can be observed as pulsars, X ray sources, or through gravitational wave event
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Also included in: Neutron Stars | Focus Unit Bundle | 6 Resources inc Quiz | Space Science
Black Holes | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying black holes helps middle and high school students connect core physics ideas to one of the most fascinating real phenomena in space, strengthening understanding of gravity, energy, motion, and how scientific evidence is gathered from objects we cannot see directly. Black holes bring together major curriculum concepts such as forces and orbital motion, escape velocity, electromagnetic radiation, and the role of models in explaining observations, while also building scientific literacy ar
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Dwarf Planets | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz | Space Science Set
Studying dwarf planets helps middle and high school students understand how the Solar System is organized and how scientific classification works, using a topic that naturally sparks curiosity and discussion. Dwarf planets connect directly to key curriculum ideas such as gravity and orbits, planetary formation, density and composition, and the role of evidence and definitions in science, especially when students explore why Pluto, Ceres, Eris, Haumea, and Makemake are categorized differently fro
6th - 9th
Astronomy, 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
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Engineering, Physics, U.S. History
Astronaut Health | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying astronaut health helps middle and high school students connect human biology to real, high stakes environments, showing how body systems respond when gravity, radiation, sleep cycles, and resources all change at once. This topic links directly to core curriculum ideas such as the skeletal and muscular systems, circulation and respiration, immunity, homeostasis, nutrition, and the science of exercise, while also building understanding of physics and engineering through life support, spac
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Exoplanets | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying exoplanets helps middle and high school students connect astronomy to real, modern scientific discovery while building core understanding of stars, planetary systems, gravity, and how scientists use evidence to answer big questions about worlds beyond our Solar System. Exoplanets naturally reinforce key curriculum ideas such as orbits and motion, light and spectra, scale and measurement, and the scientific method, because students can learn how transit dips, radial velocity wobble, and
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Space Exploration | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying space exploration helps middle and high school students understand how science and engineering work together to solve real problems, while building core knowledge in forces and motion, energy, electricity and communication, materials science, Earth systems, and the scale and structure of the Solar System and beyond. Space exploration also strengthens scientific literacy by showing how evidence is gathered through telescopes, satellites, rovers, and probes, and how data is tested, interp
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Apollo 11 | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying Apollo 11 helps middle and high school students see how science, engineering, and human decision making come together to solve real problems under extreme constraints, making it a perfect anchor for space science, physics, and STEM design learning. The mission connects directly to key concepts such as gravity and orbits, rocket forces and motion, energy and heat, communication and navigation, life support systems, and the role of testing, failure analysis, and iteration in engineering.
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
Mars Rovers | Infographics + Slides + Podcast + Quiz Space Science Set
Studying Mars rovers helps middle and high school students see how science and engineering work together to explore a real planet using evidence, technology, and careful problem solving, making it a highly engaging gateway into space science. Mars rover missions connect directly to curriculum concepts such as rocks and minerals, erosion and landforms, atmospheres and climate, energy and power, forces and motion, and the engineering design process, while also building strong data literacy through
6th - 9th
Astronomy, Physics
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
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