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Paper Bridge Testing
Students build bridges out of tape and cardstock and then test their designs to see how efficient they are. Efficiency is the mass supported by the bridge divided by the mass of the bridge. Your purchase includes: PDF file with structural template (U.S. letter size) for copying onto 65 lb. or 110 lb. cardstockLink to separate video instructions for teachers, students, and testing dayLink to a Google spreadsheet for calculating efficiency of bridges, as well as formulas for assigning a curved gra
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Engineering, Physical Science, Physics
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Atomic Argumentation™ The Standard Model of Reasoning™ Mini Student Workbook
Atomic Argumentation™ Mini Series is a visual reasoning workbook designed to help students build stronger arguments through structure, balance, and transformation. Using the Atomic Argumentation™ framework, students learn to treat arguments like atomic systems built from four core particles: 🔴 Proton — Claim / Assertion ⚪ Neutron — Support / Evidence 🔵 Electron — Counterargument / Opposition 🟣 Positron — Full Inversion Students explore how arguments become stable, unstable, overloaded, contra
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Basic Principles, Physics, Writing
What’s Your Engineering Archetype? - Problem-Solving Personality Quiz
There is no single way to build the future. Whether your students are drawn to massive structural blueprints or the hidden logic of a computer network, this quiz helps them unlock their unique "Engineering Vibe." It’s the perfect tool to show every student that they have a vital place in the world of innovation and creation. The 4 Engineering Archetypes:The Architect (The Planner): The "big picture" visionary who focuses on the blueprint stage and values precision, structural integrity, and long
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Engineering, Other (Science), Physics
Amazing Astronomers: Biography Worksheets Packet (16 Astronomers!)
Students are asked to conduct biographical research on famous astronomers throughout history. Claudius Ptolemy Nicolaus Copernicus Johannes Kepler Galileo Galilei Tycho Brahe Isaac Newton William Herschel Caroline Herschel Pierre-Simon Laplace Johann Gottfried Galle John Herschel Edwin Hubble Henrietta Swan Leavitt Annie Jump Cannon Ibn al-Shatir Al-Battani Keywords:astronomers biography worksheets, astronomy history resource, famous astronomers study, science biography packet, space science te
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Astronomy, Physics, Science
Simple Modern Updated Periodic Table (Black and White)
I made this rendition of the periodic table of the elements because I noticed that our department was using a copy which was outdated and missing six of the newest elements added to the table several years ago. I also hated the font and layout proportions the previous version used. So I went about designing this version to easily fit on a standard 8.5"x11" printer paper. This version is in black and white to save on color ink usage.
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Chemistry, Physical Science, Physics
Montessori Sorting Card Activity - Matter or Energy?
Is a waterfall matter or energy? What about microwaves or a plastic bag? This simple, engaging sorting activity introduces lower elementary children to one of the foundational concepts of physics — the difference between matter and energy. What's included:2 category header cards: Matter and Energy, each with a clear definition20 word cards to sort across both categoriesControl chart for independent self-correctionPDF format, print and cutHow to use: Children cut and sort the word cards under the
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Physics, Science
Physics word search puzzle worksheet activity
Make physics fun and approachable with this interactive Physics Puzzle! Designed for early learners, this activity introduces key vocabulary and basic physics concepts—like motion, force, and gravity—through matching puzzle pieces with engaging visuals. Perfect for physical science lessons, STEM units, or early science exploration, this puzzle supports comprehension and sparks curiosity about how the world works.
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Physical Science, Physics, Vocabulary
Titans of Technology: James Clerk Maxwell Biography Worksheet
Students are asked to conduct biographical research about James Clerk Maxwell. Introduce students to one of the greatest scientific minds in history with this Titans of Technology: James Clerk Maxwell Biography Worksheet. Perfect for middle school, high school, and STEM classrooms, this resource helps students explore Maxwell’s life, discoveries, and lasting influence on physics and technology. Ideal for science history lessons, cross-curricular STEM units, or enrichment activities highlightin
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General Science, Physics, Science
Amazing Astronomers: Henrietta Swan Leavitt Biography Worksheet
Students are asked to conduct biographical research about Henrietta Swan Leavitt. An inspiring, student-friendly resource that introduces learners to one of the most influential yet historically overlooked astronomers. This worksheet guides students through Leavitt’s early life, education, groundbreaking discoveries at the Harvard College Observatory, and her pivotal work on Cepheid variable stars—research that ultimately enabled scientists to measure the scale of the universe. Organized resea
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Astronomy, Physics, Science
Amazing Astronomers: Claudius Ptolemy Biography Worksheet
Students are asked to conduct biographical research about Claudius Ptolemy. Introduce students to the life and achievements of Claudius Ptolemy, one of history’s most influential astronomers, with this Ptolemy Biography Worksheet. Perfect for middle and high school science, astronomy, or history classes, this resource guides learners through Ptolemy’s early life, major contributions to astronomy and mathematics, the geocentric model, and lasting impact on science. Designed to encourage critical
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Astronomy, Physics, Science
Meteoroid, Meteor, Meteorite
This game is loosely based on popular games like NIMBY and Newcomb. This game will have your students throwing hundreds of times in one class alone. Plus, the students will experience the difference between a meteoroid, meteor, and meteorite.
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Astronomy, Physical Education, Physics
Heat and Pressure
The ideal gas law describes the relationship between air pressure and temperature, which states that pressure is directly proportional to temperature. As temperature increases, so does air pressure, assuming all other variables remain constant. Conversely, as temperature decreases, air pressure also decreases. Pressure is the measurement of the number of collisions the gas molecules have with the container.The relationship between water pressure and temperature is generally as the temperature of
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Chemistry, Physical Education, Physics
'Study Physics' Decorative Classroom Poster
Click Here for More Science (STEM) Resources!Vibrant “‘Study Physics’” decorative classroom poster designed to inspire curiosity and engagement with the principles of physics. Featuring bold visuals, scientific symbols, and motivational text, this poster serves as both an eye-catching decoration and an educational reminder of the wonders of physical science. Perfect for middle school, high school, and college physics classrooms. Keywords:study physics poster, physics classroom décor, science mot
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General Science, Other (Science), Physics
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