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TURTLES: AN ASSESSMENT/SUMMER CAMP, GRADES 6-12, MG & BIOLOGY
This assessment has 20 t/f statements and an extra credit opportunity. There are many interesting facts about turtles covered in this assessment. Turtles have been on Earth for about 260 million years! An answer key is provided. Thanks for visiting and supporting our humble shop. Excelsior!
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Anatomy, Biology, Informational Text
AP Computer Science Principles - Decisions Lab (Python)
This particular assignment covers decision statements (if, elif, else). There are four different problems the students need to write code to solve. Functions are also required for some of the problems. This is one of the first times students need to do some organized logical thinking, so I tend to give about 3 or 4 class days for this assignment. In this, and all labs posted on TPT, the questions are of my own making, and any similarity to codes/assignments/homework found anywhere else is by
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: AP Computer Science Principles - Labs and Projects (Python)
AP Computer Science Principles - Lists Lab (Python)
This is the last “normal” lab I do in my AP Computer Science Principles class. The main goal of this lab is to get the students practical experience with lists. The secondary goal is to give them an example of a code that satisfies the requirements of the Create Task. There are just two problems in this lab, as the codes are significantly more complicated than earlier labs. In this, and all labs posted on TPT, the questions are of my own making, and any similarity to codes/assignments/homework f
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: AP Computer Science Principles - Labs and Projects (Python)
AP Computer Science Principles - Pygame Lab (Python)
After strings, functions, IO, and decisions statements, I find my students need a little bit of a fun assignment, showing them some of the cooler aspects of what they can do with Python. I do this lab, on Pygame, after decision statement but before loops. It would work just as well right after loops, but I try to write the assignment so that loops aren’t “needed”. There are three different codes included. Two showing examples of working infinite runners (one a multi-lane up/down runner and the
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: AP Computer Science Principles - Labs and Projects (Python)
AP Computer Science Principles - Strings & Functions Lab (Python)
This particular assignment covers basics of strings and functions. Many of my students tend to struggle a bit with the concept of multiple input/outputs into Python functions (as well as Python scope) so I usually provide three in-class work days for this particular lab. There are four different problems the students need to write code to solve. In this, and all labs posted on TPT, the questions are of my own making, and any similarity to codes/assignments/homework found anywhere else is by chan
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: AP Computer Science Principles - Labs and Projects (Python)
AP Computer Science Principles - Battleship Puzzle Project (Python)
This is the last project that I will do in AP Computer Science Principles, except on the rare occasion that we have more than one or two classes after AP exams are completed. This is meant to be a challenging puzzle and have functions that satisfy the requirements of the Create Task exam. I have students do practice questions from the AP based on this code (or the last Lists Lab codes). They obviously cannot use this for their Create Task code, but I feel like giving them additional examples of
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: AP Computer Science Principles - Labs and Projects (Python)
AP Computer Science Principles - Functions, Decisions, Loops Project (Python)
This project is meant to combine IO, functions, decision statement, and loops into a couple of major codes. The first requires the use of Pygame, while the second requires quite a bit of logic. I typically give the students a whole class week to work on these. In this, and all labs posted on TPT, the questions are of my own making, and any similarity to codes/assignments/homework found anywhere else is by chance. Python code showing possible acceptable codes satisfying the program requirements
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology
Also included in: AP Computer Science Principles - Labs and Projects (Python)
Choosing Custom Class in Python Programming | Complete Coding Lesson
Teach your students everything they need to know before choosing and using a Custom Class in Python programming. This is a beginner-friendly, ready-to-use lesson designed to clearly explain the key concepts and considerations learners must understand before deciding to create and use Custom Classes as their preferred way to define blueprints for objects, organize data and behavior, and build scalable, reusable code in Python. It provides all the guidance needed to make the learning pro
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Instructional Technology
Choosing Dict_keys in Python Programming | Complete Coding Lesson
Teach your students everything they need to know before choosing and using dict_keys in Python programming. This is a beginner-friendly, ready-to-use lesson designed to clearly explain the key concepts and considerations learners must understand before working with dict_keys objects when accessing and handling the keys of a dictionary in coding. It provides all the guidance needed to make the learning process smooth and effective, making it easy for teachers to teach and quick for lea
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Instructional Technology
Choosing bytearray in Python Programming | Complete Coding Lesson
Teach your students everything they need to know before choosing and using bytearray in Python programming. This is a beginner-friendly, ready-to-use lesson designed to clearly explain the key concepts and considerations learners must understand before deciding to use bytearray as their preferred data type for working with mutable sequences of binary data in coding. It provides all the guidance needed to make the learning process smooth and effective, making it easy for teachers to te
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Instructional Technology
Choosing Bytes in Python Programming | Complete Coding Lesson
Teach your students everything they need to know before choosing and using Bytes in Python programming. This is a beginner-friendly, ready-to-use lesson designed to clearly explain the key concepts and considerations learners must understand before deciding to use Bytes as their preferred data type for representing immutable sequences of binary data in coding. It provides all the guidance needed to make the learning process smooth and effective, making it easy for teachers to teach and
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Instructional Technology
Choosing Complex Data in Python Programming | Complete Coding Lesson
Teach your students everything they need to know before choosing and using Complex Data in Python programming. This is a beginner-friendly, ready-to-use lesson designed to clearly explain the key concepts and considerations learners must understand before deciding to use complex numbers as their preferred data type for handling real and imaginary values in coding. It provides all the guidance needed to make the learning process smooth and effective, making it easy for teachers to teac
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Instructional Technology
Choosing dataclass in Python Programming | Complete Coding Lesson
Teach your students everything they need to know before choosing and using dataclass in Python programming. This is a beginner-friendly, ready-to-use lesson designed to clearly explain the key concepts and considerations learners must understand before deciding to use dataclass as their preferred way to create structured, readable, and efficient data containers in coding. It provides all the guidance needed to make the learning process smooth and effective, making it easy for teacher
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Instructional Technology
Internal Parts of a Turtle Diagram Wkst Reptile Anatomy Montessori Zoology
Internal anatomy of a Turtle Reptile Diagram! This learning resource contains a diagram for the internal anatomy of a turtle. Answer key and lined student sheet included! Internal organs included in this booklet: turtle, brain, heart, respiratory system, trachea, lungs, digestive system, buccal cavity, esophagus, stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, small intestine, large intestine, kidney, bladder, and cloaca. If you would like to expand on this topic, check out my internal parts of a turtle
K - 12th
Anatomy, Biology, Science
Also included in: Internal Parts of a Turtle BUNDLE- Reptile Anatomy- Montessori Zoology
Internal Parts of a Turtle Info Booklet- Reptile Anatomy- Montessori Zoology
Internal anatomy of a Turtle Reptile Info Booklet! This learning resource contains an informational booklet for the internal anatomy of a turtle. Internal organs included in this booklet: turtle, brain, heart, respiratory system, trachea, lungs, digestive system, buccal cavity, esophagus, stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, small intestine, large intestine, kidney, bladder, and cloaca. If you would like to expand on this topic, check out my internal parts of a turtle diagram, student boo
K - 12th
Anatomy, Biology, Science
Also included in: Internal Parts of a Turtle BUNDLE- Reptile Anatomy- Montessori Zoology
Internal Parts of a Turtle Work Booklet- Reptile Anatomy- Montessori Zoology
Internal anatomy of a turtle reptile booklets! This learning resource contains a two booklets for the internal parts of a turtle- a blank student workbook and a resource/ answer book with information on each organ. Internal organs included in this booklet: turtle, brain, heart, respiratory system, trachea, lungs, digestive system, buccal cavity, esophagus, stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, small intestine, large intestine, kidney, bladder, and cloaca. If you would like to expand on this t
K - 12th
Anatomy, Biology, Science
Also included in: Internal Parts of a Turtle BUNDLE- Reptile Anatomy- Montessori Zoology
MARINE BIOLOGY: SEA TURTLES: THE CASE OF PERVASIVE FEMALE NEWBORNS
Students ponder and write about the problem of pervasive female newborns amongst the turtle species. Why aren't there more males being born? Science helps us to try to protect the animals on our planet! Thanks ever so much for visiting.
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Biology, Environment
ZOOLOGY: TROUBLE FOR GREEN SEA TURTLES: AN ESSAY CONTEST
MG teachers, Science teachers: This is an essay contest of 2 pages. Students research the disparity of females to male births among the green sea turtles of the Great Barrier Reef.They just might come up with some ideas to help equalize this dilemma. Thanks for visiting! Perhaps, a small prize might stimulate this contest. Use it for a science grade, as well!
5th - 10th, Adult Education
Biology, Environment
Algebra Math Game - (Magic Square)
Magic squares may date back to 650 BC in China. It is an ancient version of sudoku. The legend states that the Chinese Emperor was visited by a sacred turtle that came from the Yellow River. This turtle had numbers on its shell that form 3x3 magic square. The numbers on the shell were seen to have religious properties because the sum of the horizontal, diagonal and vertical values equal 15.
This exercise will help students understand the algebraic pattern contained in the magic square.
6th - 10th
Algebra, Ancient History
Pets - Internet Activity - Search online for information about each type of pet
21 print or digital pages investigating pets: bird, cat, dog, duck, ferret, fish, frog, gecko, gerbil, guinea pig, hamster, horse, lizard, pig, praying mantis, rabbit, rat, scorpion, snake, tarantula, and turtle. Students visit websites to learn more about: the food that the pet eats (plant or meat); whether it has hair, scales, feathers, or a hard exoskeleton; where it lives (in a bowl, cage, or back yard); the dangers it faces and how it protects itself; where it came from in the wild; i
3rd - 12th
Science, Writing
CCSS
RI.3.5
, RI.4.7
, RI.5.7
+14
Also included in: Cats and Dogs BUNDLE
Internet Research on Reptiles and Amphibians
15 printable or digital pages to engage your students in Internet Research on Reptiles and Amphibians. Students use a phone, tablet or laptop to search online about the alligator, tree frog, sea turtle, Komodo dragon, chameleon, rat snake, crocodile, bullfrog, desert tortoise, iguana, rattlesnake, anaconda, box turtle, cobra, and more. PRINT: I created a PDF version that you can download on your computer and print for students to use in class or at home. Click on "Add one to cart" and
4th - 10th
Informational Text, Science
CCSS
W.4.7
, W.4.8
, W.5.7
+9
Polar Coordinates Mystery Picture
Students will practice plotting polar coordinates to create a mystery picture. Coordinates include radians, degrees, negative angles and radii, and coterminal angles. When points are plotted and connected in order, the resulting picture is a sea turtle. A link to an editable Google Doc is included.
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Calculus, Graphing, PreCalculus
Chinese Vocabulary - Sea Animals
This Chinese Vocabulary of Sea Animals has 24 animals in simplified Chinese and pinyin. You may print and use as flash cards or print 2 sets and use as Montessori 3-part cards.
The sea animals are fish, crab, shrimp, octopus, jellyfish, seahorse, starfish, sea turtle, shark, whale, dolphin, seal, sea lion, walrus, sea cucumber, abalone, sea anemone, clown fish, oyster, clam, sea urchin, lobster, crawfish, and scallop.
PreK - 12th
Chinese
Marine Alphabet Posters\Flashcards | Ocean Classroom Decor with real-life Photos
Ocean Alphabet Posters – Set 3 | Classroom Décor with Real Photos of Marine LifeBring the wonders of the sea into your classroom with Set 3 of the Ocean Life Alphabet Series! This A–Z collection features stunning real photographs of ocean creatures—from everyday favorites like Jellyfish, Turtle, and Whale to unique marine species like Queensland Grouper, Venus Comb Murex, and Zebra Lionfish. Perfect for Preschool, Kindergarten, ESL/ELL, and early learners, these posters support phonics, letter r
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Biology, Marine Science, Phonics & Phonological Awareness
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