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Binary Code Bundle
The Binary Code Bundle includes the conversion of numbers 1 to 10 in binary code. Worksheets are provided for students to practice writing in binary code. The bundle includes music and lyrics to a binary code song. Own it today in Shawnessy's Thoughts.
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Basic Principles, Music, Numbers
Binary code Holiday Secret Message Lab
Students will use two different colors of beads, pipe cleaners, and a binary code alphabet sheet to write a secret holiday message on an ornament.
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Basic Principles
Computer Graphing Steps
Steps for creating great computer graphs
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Basic Principles, General Science, Science
Computer Graphing Quiz Rubric
rubric for grading student-created computer graphs
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Basic Principles, General Science, Science
CER Writing Starter Set | Editable & Printable Scaffolded Tools for CER
Ready to tackle CER writing without reinventing the wheel? This starter set is built for busy science teachers who need flexible, classroom-tested tools that actually work. Whether you’re launching CER writing for the first time or reinforcing it mid-year, this resource supports your students with visual scaffolds, sentence starters, and editable writing space. You’ll get both editable Google Slides and a polished printable version, so you can pick what works best for your classroom. Designed fo
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Basic Principles, General Science, Writing
NGSS SEP7 CER Female Scientist Research & Discussion One-Pager | $1 Sub Plan
Quick, no-prep research & writing activity that highlights real women in STEM, without turning it into a full-blown project. Students pick (or you assign) a female scientist, then complete: A short research summary A Claim-Evidence-Reasoning response A productive talk prompt for peer discussion What’s included: Editable one-page task sheet Built-in rubric with space for self-reflection and feedback Easy to use for print or digital Standards supported: SEP 6: Constructing Explanations SEP 7: E
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Basic Principles, General Science, Science
BASIC ABA Data Sheet (Beginner Friendly)
Need a super easy data sheet? Not quite confident enough to utilize the prompting hierarchy? Use this beginner friendly ABA data sheet to get the data collected but without the confusion of what to score the learner response as. Decrease confusion. 0=No Response 1=Response with Prompt 2=Independent Correct Response Utilized in classrooms, easy for paraprofessional use, speed, and easy to keep fidelity on your data collection. Utilized in my own practice with early learning programs and hig
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Basic Principles, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Science Tools Posters | Science Lab Tools Posters | Editable Classroom Posters
Help your students learn and recognize essential science tools with this versatile set of Science Tools Posters—perfect for your elementary science classroom or STEM lab! These printable posters are designed to support young learners as they explore and use lab equipment confidently and safely. This resource includes full-page and half-page options, color and black-and-white versions, and posters with and without definitions—making it easy to differentiate, decorate, and meet the needs of
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Basic Principles, General Science
Science Safety Starter Pack – Syllabus, Contract, & Lab Reflection for Science
Set up your science classroom for a safe and successful year with this Science Safety Starter Pack! This editable bundle includes three essential tools to establish expectations, build responsibility, and support NGSS-aligned lab procedures. Whether you're prepping for the first week of school or reinforcing lab behavior mid-year, these no-prep, classroom-ready documents are everything you need to start strong, adaptable to your teaching style. What’s Included:Editable Science SyllabusGoogle Doc
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Basic Principles, General Science, Other (Science)
Lab: Science Inquiry and KNex Landers KIOSK
In 2008, the entire 11th grade class of Mainland high school ran a lab to determine the ideal shape for a hypothetical mail delivery device called a, "KNex Lander". The original design (made of KNex... of course) was created by a pair of Embry Riddel engineering students. Students tested the design, then they tested a litany of improvements on that design. This file simulates that activity using the actual data generated. It follows the process from measurement, through data crunching to graphi
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Basic Principles, General Science, Science
Lab: Science Inquiry. Washers KIOSK
In 2008, the entire 11th grade class of Mainland high school ran a lab to determine whether there were factors which made a person a better player of the popular game, "Washers"... (Note: this is VASTLY different than the drinking game called "Quarters"... Really... Vastly different.) Students completed a form, then played a series of ""Washer" games. Their data and scores were accumulated and analyzed. This file simulates that activity using the actual data generated. It follows the process fr
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Basic Principles, General Science, Science
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