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Cellular Respiration Sketch and Tell (Eduprotocol) Model Biology FREEBIE
Help students build deeper understanding of cellular respiration with this engaging "Sketch & Tell" modeling activity! Students create explanatory models using only google slides drawing tools, then explain their thinking in two complete sentences. This FREE resource supports NGSS-style modeling, visual learning, and clear scientific communication. What's Included: Editable Google Slides presentation (make a copy for each student in google classroom)Clear student directions and examples Teacher
7th - 10th
Biology
NGSS
MS-LS1-7
, HS-LS1-7
, HS-LS2-5
The Tortoise and The Hare. Speed Sort Activity. Freebie
After reading the classic fable "The Tortoise and the Hare"; the students may increase English language acquisition by answering the question: "who is going fast/ slow? and use this graphic organizer to sort and glue cue card animal pictures into slow and fast opposite categories in base of the speed they move. The Teacher can encourage the students to create complete sentences about animal habitat, name body parts or count number of legs. Students can increase their vocabulary by naming additio
PreK - 1st
Science, Speaking & Listening
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-ology Matching Freebie {~The Science Garden~}
This matching resource can be used as a vocabulary builder, formative assessment, root word study tool, early finisher, or science enrichment activity. Look for my other resources for -ologies, as well as my -ology bundle! I use easy-to-read fonts that have proven helpful for dyslexic students and those with visual impairments, and primarily black and white printables to make content accessible for as many students and teachers as possible.
3rd - 9th
Science, Vocabulary
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