Academic Elements

As a high school teacher I typically receive many invitations to graduation parties. I have struggled with what to give but not spend a lot of money. I decided to create a bookmark that I can print and laminate and include with a graduation card. This could also be used as an end-of-year memento to any student!What's Included:pdf that includes 4 bookmarks - just print on cardstock, write a note on the back, and laminate!Terms of Use:This resource is intended for single-classroom use only. Pur

This is a 2-page worksheet for students to practice drawing Lewis structures for both ionic and covalent compounds. Terms of Use:This resource is intended for single-classroom use only. Purchase grants one teacher the right to use this product with their students.Please do not share, distribute, or post this resource (in part or whole) on public websites or with other teachers without purchasing additional licenses.If you would like to share this resource with colleagues, please direct them to p

This is a 2-page worksheet for practice with electron configuration. Students will: practice writing the electron configuration for elements and ionsidentify an element based on its electron configurationpractice writing the abbreviated Noble gas configuration for elementsidentify the number of valence electrons an element has based on its electron configurationpractice drawing orbital diagramsidentify mistakes Terms of Use:This resource is intended for single-classroom use only. Purchase grant

17 vocabulary words covering atomic structure; these can be printed out and hung up for an easy visual and reference for your students! Vocabulary Words Included: proton, neutron, electron, isotope, ion, isotope notation, oxidation number, electromagnetic force, strong force, gravity, weak force, cation, anion, valence electron, nucleus, atomic mass, energy level, orbital Terms of Use:This resource is intended for single-classroom use only. Purchase grants one teacher the right to use this prod

Disease & Disorder Social Media ProjectEngage students in meaningful, creative learning with this interactive project that challenges them to explore diseases and disorders from a unique perspective. In this assignment, students create a series of social media-style posts written from the point of view of a specific disease or disorder. This format encourages a deeper understanding of how diseases function, spread, and impact the human body while integrating creativity and critical thinking. S

This is a great end-of-unit activity that allows students to show their artistic and creative side! Each student can choose a different element to research. They will research information related to physical properties, discovery, uses, cost, uses. They will then use some critical thinking to draw their element as a superhero incorporating physical and chemical properties, uses, etc. into their design. Includes:a template to print for all 118 elementsa direction sheet for the studentsgrade r

Help students build confidence with the periodic table as they identify elements and match them to their symbols using descriptive clues and key chemistry vocabulary. This interactive game makes reviewing element names and symbols both fun and meaningful! This resource includes: 35-element clue cards 30 unique BINGO game boards Perfect for review, reinforcement, or a lively classroom activity that gets all students involved! Terms of Use This resource is intended for use by a single teacher.

Bring creativity and critical thinking together with this engaging, cross-curricular lesson all about reimagining Earth! In this hands-on resource, students design their own “new Earth” and explore how changes in shape and structure affect geography, climate, and daily life. Perfect for middle grades, this lesson integrates multiple subject areas in a meaningful way. In math, students apply geometry concepts as they construct and analyze the shape of their new planet. In social studies, they id

This resource makes learning the organization of the periodic table interactive and easy to understand! Students use a blank periodic table template to follow clear, step-by-step directions for color-coding and labeling key organizational parts of the table. As they complete the activity, they will identify important groups such as periods, groups, metals, nonmetals, metalloids, alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, halogens, noble gases, transition metals, and rare earth metals. The finished p

Help streamline the letter of recommendation process with this free, student-friendly form. Designed to guide students in providing essential information, this resource ensures that teachers and counselors have the details needed to write strong, personalized letters. Ideal for scholarship applications, job opportunities, and post-secondary planning, this form prompts students to reflect on their achievements, experiences, and goals in a clear and organized way. This tool supports both educators

Make your anatomy lessons more interactive and engaging with these Joint Cards! Perfect for a high school introductory anatomy course, this resource helps students master the different types of joints through hands-on learning and review. These cards are designed to support active learning as students practice matching each type of joint with its function and a real-life example. Whether you use them for partner work, small groups, review games, or independent study, they’re a versatile addition

Use this basic heart rate experiment to use, apply and explain the language of the scientific method (hypothesis, variables, control, constant). Minimal supplies needed.

This worksheet provides targeted practice for identifying the three classes of levers. Students analyze diagrams to determine whether each lever is first-class, second-class, or third-class based on the positions of the fulcrum, load, and effort, which they are asked to label. Students may also choose to cut out the examples and organize them in a science notebook for reference and review. This resource supports reinforcement of key concepts and can be used for independent practice, review, or a

Complete the table by identifying the role each system plays in keeping the body in homeostasis. Formatted to be a science notebook reference page.

By observing a variety of examples, students look at different characteristics used to identify the specific types of matter. Additional option to identify lab glassware/containers.

DNA vs. RNA Note Sheet – Structure & Function ComparisonSupport students' understanding of key molecular biology concepts with this clear, engaging note sheet that compares DNA and RNA. This resource helps learners analyze both similarities and differences in structure and function, building a strong foundation for genetics and protein synthesis. Students will explore essential features such as: Double-stranded DNA vs. single-stranded RNASugar types (deoxyribose vs. ribose)Nitrogen base similari

This resource provides a structured notes sheet designed to support student understanding of the three types of RNA. The layout allows students to organize key information for each type in a clear, consistent format, making it ideal for guided instruction or independent study. Included in this resource: One notes sheet with designated space for each type of RNA One completed example page with suggested content for reference or answer key use Format sized and organized for easy use in interact

Students will color the different families of the periodic table: alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, halogens, transition elements, metalloids, rare earth elements, other/lesser metals, other nonmetals, and noble gases. They will also identify which are liquids and gases and which are man-made elements. Included: periodic table to color direction sheet. Terms of Use:This resource is intended for single-classroom use only. Purchase grants one teacher the right to use this product with t

Support student understanding of microscopic life with this structured, easy-to-use color-coding activity. This resource provides clear line-art diagrams of a virus, bacterium, and amoeba designed specifically for visual learning. Students identify key structures and apply color-coding to reinforce the relationship between structure and function. Each section includes a key for coloring to promote organization and deeper comprehension. Resource Includes Two black-and-white diagrams of: Virus

Students will create a tri-fold brochure and will research 5 alternative energy sources of their choice. Options include nuclear, wind, solar, biomass, geothermal, hydroelectric, or another one of your choice