Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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APES LD50 & ED50 Graphing Lab | Dose-Response Curves, Data Analysis + Quiz

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Struggling to get students to understand LD50, ED50, and dose-response curves? This APES graphing lab activity gives students hands-on practice with realistic data so they can confidently analyze toxicity, interpret graphs, and connect concepts to environmental science. What’s Included? LD50 & ED50 graphing activity (4 compounds) Data analysis questions Built-in multiple-choice quiz Teacher answer key Print + digital options Student Learning Interpret dose-response curves Identify LD50

9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Biology, Environment, General Science

AP Environmental Science Progress Check Reflection & Review Sheet (ALL Units)

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Ms. B Curious

Help your APES students turn progress checks into meaningful learning with this no-prep reflection and review activity! This assignment is intended to accompany the progress checks in AP Classroom, though they can be used after any unit test or quiz! As AP teachers know, progress check scores cannot be entered into the gradebook. I find that having students complete this reflection sheet for participation points is great incentive to complete the progress checks in a timely manner. I have al

9th - 12th

Earth Sciences, Environment, General Science

Science Careers Quiz (20 Questions) Career Profiles + Reflection Grades 5-9

Created by

Allison Smith

Get students excited about science careers with a lesson that feels like a personality quiz—but builds real science identity and vocabulary. What Kind of Scientist Are You? is a 20-question science career quiz that helps students discover a “scientist type,” then read a matching career profile with real scientists, education pathways, cool facts, and reflection questions. Perfect for the beginning of the year, career day, STEM week, advisory, sub plans, or an engaging end-of-unit activity.

5th - 9th

General Science

Thanksgiving Signal Transduction AP Biology

Created by

Rachel Taylor

In this case study lesson, students investigate the popular claim that turkey causes post-Thanksgiving drowsiness by exploring how the amino acid tryptophan is converted into the hormone melatonin. Through guided analysis of metabolic and signal transduction pathways, students trace the molecular steps from digestion to hormonal signaling, interpret models and data, and evaluate claims using scientific evidence. All tasks are written in the language and style of the AP Biology Exam, helping stud

9th - 12th

Biology, General Science

Also included in: AP Biology Unit 4 Bundle

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