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Can You Stack It? Density Lab
This lab is designed to give your students the opportunity to discover density of liquids and solids through a 2 day investigation! Students will create a density column using 7 different household liquids on the first day and add solids to the column the second day. Great for LOTS of practice calculating density!
Lab is designed for groups of 2-4 and 50 minute class periods.
Editable file for flexibility of materials and differentiation.
7th - 12th
Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science
Productivity Olympics Lesson Slideshow
What if you had a tool that could make everything faster and easier? Imagine trying to stack cups, sort crops, or match medical treatments—without a system. It would take forever! But with the right tools and strategies, we can get more done in less time. That’s the power of productivity, and that’s exactly what your students will explore in this interactive, high-energy lesson! What’s Inside? Hook: A thought-provoking scenario that gets students thinking—what if everything took longer than
3rd - 7th
Basic Principles, Business, Economics
Scientific Method Card Sort
Teachers: Teacher will print power point on card stock, I recommend 4-6 slides per page to make them into cards. Each set should have a number or color mark on them. Example, one set of cards should all have a blue star on them and another set of cards should have a pink star written on each card. This will prevent card decks from being mixed up between groups. Students will receive a stack of cards. Teacher should ask students to count the numbers of cards in the set, it should be 16. Students
4th - 9th
Basic Principles, Biology, General Science
Glow Stick Lab - Updated!
A TRIED AND TRUE FIRST LAB FOR HIGH SCHOOL OR MIDDLE SCHOOL!This is a fantastic, low cost, low risk, low prep, little clean up, lab. I use it every year to test my High School students in their ability to run a lab. We go over lab safety, the scientific method, creating and running a lab, and CER all in one. My students love feeling like scientist and seeing something happen they may have not expected.
6th - 12th
Basic Principles, Biology, Chemistry
NGSS
MS-LS2-4
, MS-LS2-1
Measurement War--English Standard Units vs Metric Units
It's a measurement war! Which is better--English Standard Units, or the SI Metric Units? Put the students to a test. This activity is designed to look like a lab, in essence. The students make a hypothesis about which is easier--using Standard Units or Metric Units. Some will realize this is a trick question; others will stick with what they know best. The testing section asks them to convert from yards to inches and miles to yards. Then, they are tested using the same numbers but from meters to
7th - 12th
Basic Principles, Math, Science
CER Posters | Claim Evidence Reasoning Anchor Charts + Student Bookmarks
Make scientific writing stick with these bright and bold CER Posters designed to help your students master Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning! Whether you're introducing CER for the first time or reinforcing it throughout the year, these visually engaging anchor charts make it easy for students to understand the components of a strong science explanation. This resource includes multiple format options and student-friendly sentence starters for each part of the CER process—making it perfect for m
5th - 8th
Basic Principles, General Science
Scientific Method Game + Exit Ticket | Science Grades 7–10 (SNC1W, SNC2D, SNC2P)
Make the Scientific Method Stick—Engage Your Students with This Game + Exit Ticket Combo!Looking for an interactive, curriculum-aligned way to teach or review the scientific method? This “I Have, Who Has?” card game + exit ticket set is a low-prep, high-impact tool designed to get your students thinking, moving, and mastering key science concepts. Ideal for Grades 7–10, including SNC1W, SNC2D, and SNC2P, this resource brings inquiry skills to life! What’s Inside: 20 “I Have, Who Has?” Cards
7th - 10th
Basic Principles, General Science, Other (Science)
The Metric Distance Lab
This is a simple lab, but it has a lot of parts to it, like measuring the outside of your Science building. You might have to alter that part of the assignment to fit your needs. You will also need to copy and paste a map of your school grounds for the last section of the lab. It's a good lab that also involves doing conversions between the different measurements: decimeters to millimeters, etc. Take a look at my PowerPoint on using the Metric Ruler and Meter Stick to help with this lab. This ac
4th - 10th
Basic Principles, General Science, Science
Snow Globe – Individual Holiday Extravaganza Lab
Snow Globe – Individual Holiday Extravaganza Lab
Is it science, or is it arts and craft? How about, a mixture of both? Using simple and easy materials, students create a snow globe, which illustrates a heterogeneous mixture AND allows them to express themselves.
I use this as a review lab for my students, but it was designed with K-8 in mind
K - 8th
Basic Principles, Physical Science
Which Lab Tool Do I Use? Review or Beginning of the Year Activity
Lab Tools Power Point
Graduated cylinder, stopwatch, balance, meter stick, volume
This is a great power point that can be used for a variety of purposes.
Each slide has a question and choices about which science lab tool should be used in each scenario. I don't know about you, but each year, I find myself scrambling to find problems such as these to teach or review science lab tools.
It could be a formative assessment that would be great at the beginning of the school year. It could be
4th - 9th
Basic Principles, Engineering, Other (Science)
Naming and Formula Writing for Ionic and Molecular Compounds: Set of 5 PPTs!
Naming and Formula Writing - Naming ionic compounds, Naming covalent compounds, Stock system, Acids, Molecular compounds This is a set of 5 Power Point presentations (48 pages in total) that explains the rules for naming types of ionic and molecular compounds. It includes comparisons between ionic and covalent compounds, guidelines for naming acids, and using the stock system. Slides are organized, attractive, and animated to include helpful hints as you teach. Each lesson is chunked for ea
7th - 12th
Basic Principles, Chemistry, Physical Science
Dry Ice Science: States of Matter Experiments That WOW! Holy Cow!
Want to blow your students’ minds while teaching science concepts that stick? ❄️ This Dry Ice States of Matter STEM Resource transforms your classroom into a science lab of wonder—while giving you everything you need to teach, assess, and engage! ✨ What’s Included Editable Slides – ready-to-go presentations to introduce and explain states of matter. Vocabulary Cards – reinforce key terms with visuals and definitions. Exit Tickets – quick checks for understanding at the end of the lesson.
PreK - 12th
Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science
Length Mass Volume PowerPoint
This is a powerpoint for full class instruction led by a teacher.
It uses standard fonts and is fully editable.
26 content slides that use triple beam balance, meter stick, and graduated cylinder to measure:
mass in grams
length in meters
volume in mL
The preview file shows all slides.
Each instrument is introduced with some practice.
At the end there is a review that could be used as a formative assessment followed by the answers to the review.
5th - 8th
Basic Principles, General Science, Science
The Three States of Matter
This product can be used as a quiz or a review worksheet. It is divided into two parts. Part 1 is definitions and part 2 is identifying which state of matter something belongs to.
3rd - 6th
Basic Principles, Physical Science, Science
Food & Nutrition Unit Assessment - Worksheet 3
Ready to unleash your students' inner food scientists? This isn't just a test—it's a "Snack Bar Design Challenge" that turns core Food & Nutrition principles into an exciting, hands-on mission!Say goodbye to boring exams! This comprehensive worksheet has students design, label, and scientifically justify their own healthy snack bar for teenagers. They'll dive deep into nutritional principles, digestive science, and food laws, all while applying their knowledge in a creative, real-world project.
6th - 8th
Basic Principles, Biology
Also included in: Food & Nutrition Unit 8A Bundle
Pencil Bend – An Individual Light and Waves Lab
Using simple object, found at home, students can explore the law of refraction and how it is integrated into our every day lives. Although this lab says to use a pencil, you can use different liquids and items to show a variety of different “bends”.
I use this as a review lab for my students, but it was designed with K-8 in mind.
K - 8th
Basic Principles, Physical Science, Science
Scientific Method Lab Using Pendulums
This is a hands-on science lab that enables students to practice using the scientific method. It can be completed as an individual assignment or in groups. This lab can be used in all science subject areas to introduce the scientific method. Students must design their own experiment based around studying the movements of a pendulum. This lab requires the student to develop their own hypothesis, experiment, and data collection methods. Students must then analyze and communicate their results. Thi
9th - 12th
Basic Principles, General Science, Science
Scientific Method and Experimental Design Power Point
This is a power point presentation I created to introduce what the scientific method is and how it is utilized to study science through experimentation. This particular power point is focused on utilizing the scientific method in an environmental science setting. Major terminology discussed: Scientific Method, Hypothesis, Experiment, Independent Variables, Dependent Variables, Control Group, Experimental Group, Qualitative Data, Quantitative Data, Pure Science, Applied Science. I utilize this po
8th - 12th
Basic Principles, Earth Sciences, Environment
Heat Race
In this inexpensive, student led lab, students devise a way to melt an ice cube the fastest WITHOUT touching it!
6th - 12th
Basic Principles, Physical Science, Physics
Measuring Stations as an assessment
This document contains directions for the student as well as the information for the teacher to set up the stations. It can be used as an assessment tool.
6th - 12th
Basic Principles, General Science
How the Earth Was Made - Lab and Movie Guide in PPT Format
This is a Power Point presentation for the History Special "How the Earth Was Made". Designed as an introduction for Earth Science, it also includes a lab to identify the layers of the earth. The lab should be completed after the movie is shown and requires the purchase of the snack food "Snowballs", paper plates and plastic knives. This also includes a "think pair share" exercise for after the movie. Additionally, students are responsible for taking 2-3 pages of notes while viewing the movi
4th - 12th
Basic Principles, Earth Sciences, Environment
I have...Who Has? Science Lab and Measurement Tools (editable)
Here is a set of 36 I have, Who Has? cards featuring science lab and measurement tools. This is a powerpoint file so it is completely editable. The tools included in this set are:
spring scale graduated cyinder
stopwatch calculator
camera safety goggles
meter stick anemometer
thermometer microscope
barometer hand lens
balance telescope
journal computer
magnet petri dish
compass
3rd - 7th
Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science
physical properties of matter anchor chart|digital resources|back to school|3rd
Teaching kids the physical properties of matter can feel overwhelming with traditional tools—but our physical properties of matter anchor chart digital resources make it simple, fun, and interactive! Instead of struggling to explain abstract concepts, teachers get ready-to-use visuals and activities that turn science into play. These digital resources save prep time, keep learners engaged, and ensure complex ideas stick through hands-on interaction. Perfect for classrooms, homeschooling, or dist
1st - 5th
Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science
Paper Tower Lab: 2 day building challenge with optional 3rd day
This is a very fun, engaging STEM building challenge that can be done as-is or adapted to a large variety of classes, timeframes, and abilities. I use it early in the year for science classes to introduce scientific method, but it is also a great icebreaker, summer STEM activity, etc. I always use scrap paper leftover from my classes. I take pictures, keep a running data table of tower heights on the board from all of my different classes, and the kids usually get very competitive in a fun wa
5th - 12th
Basic Principles, Physical Science, Science
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