Alex Hammonds

WebQuest to introduce students to DNA, genes, and chromosomes. Four parts with corresponding links to each section using MedLine Plus resources. Section headings: “What is DNA?”“What is a gene?”“What is a chromosome?”“How many chromosomes do people have?”

Mini lab stations activity that allows students to explore the 5 main forms of energy (Mechanical, Electrical, Light, Thermal, and Sound). This is very low prep. Can be used for different grade levels Required materials include: rubber bandsballoonsflashlightaluminum foilempty tissue boxpaper

Skeletal and guided notes on properties of water, including cohesion, adhesion, high specific heat, low density as a solid, and universal solvent. Two versions of notes plus a fully filled in copy. Pairs with "Properties of Water Slides." Buy the bundle and save!

Questions related to BBC Reel Video on Henrietta Lacks. Students will follow along and answer the questions while watching the short video. Questions are related to Henrietta, her family, the emotions surrounding what occurred, as well as the science and all the effects her cells have had. Incorporates mitosis, cancer cells, and ethical considerations.

Quick and engaging activity to help students practice DNA structure and replication. Students will flip a coin to determine the traits of their monster, then work through the questions to practice drawing DNA structure and replicating DNA. At the end, students are encouraged to draw a picture of their monster to share with the class!

Slideshow for notes on properties of water. Includes cohesion, adhesion, high specific heat, lower density as a solid, and universal solvent. Pairs with "Properties of Water Guided and Skeletal Notes." Buy the bundle and save!

Slideshow and matching notes sheet for lesson on properties of water. Includes polarity and bonding as well as cohesion, adhesion, lower density as a solid, high specific heat, and universal solvent.

Table of Contents page including Unit and Block to help organize student binders.