Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Direct vs Inverse Proportionality Infographic Poster

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Graphing Variable Relationships: Direct, Inverse, and No Correlation Help students understand how variables relate to one another using this engaging graphing relationships infographic. This visual teaching resource explains three important types of relationships between variables: • Direct proportionality – both variables increase together • Inverse proportionality – one variable increases while the other decreases • No correlation – variables show no predictable pattern Students learn h

8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

General Science, Physical Science, Physics

Mass, Distance, and Universal Gravitational Force Infographic Poster

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Science with Mr. Mahalo

Gravity: The Universal Force of Attraction Help students understand how gravity works with this engaging Gravity physics infographic. This visual teaching resource explains how gravity acts as a universal force of attraction between objects with mass and how the strength of gravitational force depends on mass and distance. Students learn how increasing mass strengthens gravitational attraction and how increasing distance weakens gravitational force. Perfect for physics, physical science, and

6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

General Science, Physical Science, Physics

Black Death Simulation | Medieval Europe | Trade, Plague, & Pandemic Game

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Graded By Grant

Teaching the Black Death can feel abstract for students—but its impact becomes real when they must make decisions under pressure. In this interactive Black Death simulation, students take on the role of medieval states and navigate trade, religion, labor shortages, and public health choices as the Bubonic Plague spreads across Afro-Eurasian networks from 1347–1353. Each decision increases wealth or risk, forcing students to confront the same dilemmas historical societies faced. This simulation

9th - 12th

European History, World History

Hobbes and Locke – Comparative Political Philosophy

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Dr D Loves Learning

Hobbes and Locke Comparative LessonHelp students understand the political philosophies of Thomas Hobbes and John Locke through engaging readings, a graphic organizer, and a short quiz. Perfect for AP European History, World History, or Civics. Included Materials Reading (2 pages): Explains Hobbes’s Leviathan and Locke’s Two Treatises of Government, focusing on human nature, the state of nature, and the social contract. Graphic Organizer: Students compare Hobbes and Locke by completing key cate

9th - 12th, Higher Education

Civics, European History, World History