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Lab Equipment Cut and Paste Activity | TEKS Biology 1C | All Grade Levels
Help students confidently identify science lab equipment with this hands-on cut-and-paste activity—perfect for reinforcing safety and setup procedures before students enter the lab! This versatile resource works well for upper elementary, middle school, or high school, but is especially useful in high school biology as a review before a lab safety quiz or the start of lab-based units. Students will match lab equipment names to their correct images and functions, promoting visual recognitio
4th - 12th
Basic Principles, Biology, General Science
FREE Quick Check: Touch & No-Touch Forces
Use this free quick check to see whether students can identify touch and no-touch forces. It is a fast, low-prep assessment for exit tickets, small-group checks, or quick review.What's included- 1 quick check assessment page PDFPerfect for- formative assessment- exit tickets- small-group check-ins- trying the lesson style before buying the full bundleLooking for the full lesson?See Forces & Motion: Touch & No-Touch Forces | Complete Lesson Bundle for the matching slides, worksheets, visuals, rea
2nd - 3rd
Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science
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Guided Notes Template | Middle School | Science | Bilingual | IEP & ELL support
Keep students organized and engaged with this Middle School Science Guided Notes Template! This resource is bilingual (English & Spanish) and includes a Do Now, vocabulary chart, key concepts, exit ticket, and reflection section. This template was designed to support ELL and IEP learners with clear visuals and a structured layout with ample writing space. Perfect for any science topic and easy to reuse all year long! What's Included: - Do Now: warm-up prompt to activate prior knowledge - Vocabu
6th - 8th
Basic Principles, General Science
Classroom Perodic Table of Elements
This is an activity for your chemistry and science class. In this activity, each student looks at a specific element. They then fill in the information for this element on the provided worksheet. You can then display this on a classroom wall. You can expand on this with a quiz, art display or science bowl! You can color code these like any other periodic table, giving you the flexibility to go in depth throughout the periodic table. You can also expand on these by adding history, pictures of the
6th - 12th
Basic Principles, Chemistry, Science
CCSS, NGSS
CCRA.SL.1
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Mole Map
This is a handout used to help students visualize the conversions between the mole and particles or mass. The students have to fill in the conversions used and it a great tool for having them involved in the discussion of this topic. It can then later be used as a resource for the students to use on quizzes and tests.
9th - 12th
Basic Principles, Chemistry, Physical Science
Push/Pull Sort - Motion and force
Push Pull sorting worksheet for unit on Motion and Force. Students will cut out graphics and glue under push or pull titles.
Graphics from Microsoft Word Clip art
K - 3rd
Basic Principles, Physics, Science
Transportation Graphic Organizer - Land, Air and Water
This two-page graphic organizer is a great way to assess whether your children understand how to classify different types of transportation by air, water or land. One page features nine illustrations of modes of transportation to cut out, and the other page features three columns labeled with rebus pictures: land, air and water. If you like this graphic organizer, check out my other graphic organizers on TPT, including:
Science Graphic Organizers - Motion/Matter
Animal Graphic Organizers
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PreK - 1st
Basic Principles, Science, Social Studies
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