Computer Programming

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Bill Nye: S2E16 Communication video follow along (with answer key)

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Bill Nye: S2E16 Communication video follow along Good introduction on how and why people and animals communicate. Very easy to follow (first 9 questions go in order with the video) Multiple choice for questions 1-9, 10-12 are short response questions. 12 total questions. Topics covered include. what is communication how do animals and humans communicate why communication is important the evolution of human communication until the computer how computer information is stored using binary T

4th - 7th

Basic Principles, General Science, Science

Greatest Discoveries: Genetics - Video Guide

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KoepScience

Video guide for Bill Nye's Greatest Discoveries in Genetics. From Mendel to drosophila to jumping genes to the double helix to the Human Genome Project - Bill Nye brings the history of genetics to life. He uses actors, historic film, animations, and engaging interviews to make the great breakthroughs of the past 150 years come to life. This Greatest Discoveries video is available on YouTube. This study guide is broken into segments, reflecting the segments in the program. Each asks students to

7th - 12th

Basic Principles, Biology, Other (Social Studies)

Lesson 11, How to Write a Conclusion

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How About Science

This is lesson 11 of an eleven part series on Scientific Practices (click for bundle), which supports Appendix F (Science and Engineering Practices) of the NGSS. This lesson wraps up the entire unit by examining the key components of a good conclusion. Please be aware that this lesson includes terms introduced in previous lessons, which may be new to students if you haven't purchased the series. All lessons are developed using the BSCS 5E instructional model for teaching and learning (Engag

5th - 10th

Basic Principles, General Science, Science

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Halloween Listening for ESL / EFL Learners : 1970's News Report

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EMME Language Program

Listening Activity for EFL / ESL Students. The video shows a retro Halloween news story about a man and how he decorates family home for the holiday. The original broadcast was in 1978 in Chicago. The video contains questions or prompts (in red) that alert students when a question will be asked about what is being said. There are also certain moments where captions (in white) will appear. Those contain blank spaces for students to fill in. Included is the printout of questions and fill-in-the-bl

8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Basic Principles, English Language Arts

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