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Preview of Forms of Energy: Task Cards/MCQ Quiz & Color-by-Number Activity Bundle

Forms of Energy: Task Cards/MCQ Quiz & Color-by-Number Activity Bundle

This bundle saves you money by combining a set of 24 visually stimulating task cards ( plus answers) and a super-fun color-by-number activity on energy and energy transformations. Suitable for Grades 7 - 9, Forms of Energy: Task Cards/MCQ Quiz & Color-by-Number Activity Bundle will save teachers lots of valuable prep time! Included: Task Cards 24 Task Cards (printable PDF) in two different sizes: larger, one-per-page and smaller four-per-page if you prefer to save on printing.29 Answer Car
Preview of Forces MCQ Quiz and Color by Number Activity - Printable and Digital

Forces MCQ Quiz and Color by Number Activity - Printable and Digital

Are you looking for a SUPER-FUN resource that also helps your students to consolidate and/or revise their knowledge of  forces? Tell them to get their colored pencils ready! Suitable for students in  Grades 7 - 9,  Forces: MCQ Quiz and Color by Number Activity - Printable and Digital is a professionally created, human generated resource that can be used as classwork, review activity, homework or as an extra credit or extension activity for students who need that little bit more. It will also sav
Preview of Ions and Isotopes Puzzle

Ions and Isotopes Puzzle

I use this activity with my chemistry students after I have taught about ions and isotopes to help them practice determining mass number, atomic number, protons, electrons, neutrons, and charge. This worksheet also covers nuclear symbols and isotope naming. I have also included an answer key for you to use. I find that this is great practice for my students, and it is one that my students tend to ask if I have other versions with which they can practice. I have made it editable so that you can m
Preview of Law of Gravitation-Quiz

Law of Gravitation-Quiz

Created by
Samrah Sameer
This worksheet assesses students' knowledge of the Law of Gravitation. It can be used as a quiz, in-class worksheet, or for homework.
Preview of momentum and Inelastic collisions

momentum and Inelastic collisions

Created by
U2 Physics
In this activity, students will use the equation for the law of conservation of momentum to predict the initial velocity of the metal sphere for an inelastic collision. Students will measure the mass of the objects, and the final velocity of the cart-ball system after the collision, and use the equation for conservation of momentum to calculate the initial velocity of the ball, this activity may be extended by also measuring the initial velocity of the ball using an extra motion sensor, a photog
Preview of Energy Color by Number Review Activity with Multiple Choice Questions

Energy Color by Number Review Activity with Multiple Choice Questions

Are you looking for a SUPER-FUN resource that also helps your students to consolidate and/or revise their knowledge of energy and energy transformations? Tell them to get their colored pencils ready! Suitable for students in Grades 7 - 9, Energy Color by Number Review Activity with Multiple Choice Questions is a professionally created, human generated resource that can be used as classwork, review exercise, homework or as an extra credit or extension activity for students who need that littl
Preview of Physics Formula Sheet

Physics Formula Sheet

Every formula your students will need for an algebra based physics class. The formulas are grouped according to topics and there is even a section on trig. The back side has some common constants, metric prefixes, moments of inertia and a few metric to English conversions. This is a great resource to give your students, and is perfect for tests and quizzes. Add or remove formulas that fit your students' needs.
Preview of What Color Is That Star? | Physics Sub Plan | Light and Color Spectrum Activity

What Color Is That Star? | Physics Sub Plan | Light and Color Spectrum Activity

Need an easy, no-prep physics lesson to leave for a substitute? “What Color Is That Star?” is a ready-to-use emergency sub plan or classroom enrichment activity where students explore the connection between color, wavelength, and star temperature! Students will think critically about light energy, analyze real-world star data, and design their own star system—all while reinforcing key physics concepts about the visible spectrum. This Resource Includes: Mini-Guide: Color and Temperature of S
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