Amplify STEM

Make teaching natural hazards engaging, hands-on, and meaningful with this ready-to-use science station set! Perfect for aligning with NGSS 4-ESS3-2, students will explore how Earth’s processes impact humans while practicing critical thinking, problem-solving, and real-world connections. 🧪 What’s Included: This resource features 6 interactive stations + extension activities focused on: 🌋 Volcanoes 🌎 Earthquakes ⛰️ Landslides Each station is designed to keep students actively learnin

These slides helped my students prepare for an end of the unit review of Vision and Light amplify inspired lessons. These slides go over different low and high light sensitivity light receptors as well as animal adaptations . Students will also go over how light travels once it gets to the eye. and how animals need background knowledge to know if the prey is safe to eat. The answer key is attached to the GIF on the first slide.

These slides help students learn about simple machines, provides a fun game, ways to check for understanding and a helpful Blookets.

These are slides to introduce compound machines with article and questions as well as a link to a Wayground to quiz students

Students connect boxes to form a sentence for parts of a wave. On the second page, students write the sentences to form a paragraph talking about the parts of the wave

These slides helped my students prepare for a mid unit review of Vision and Light amplify inspired lessons. These slides go over how plants and animals have internal and external structures that function to support survival, growth, behavior, and reproduction .As well as how one uses a model to describe that animals receive different types of information through their senses, process the information in their brain, and respond to the information in different ways. The answer key is attached to t

This is a practice test that is inspired by Amplfy's Energy Conversions chapter 1 and 2.

This is a practice test inspired by chapter 1 and 2 of Amplify Vision and Light. Answer Key link in title.

This lesson provides an example of the Engineer Design Cycle then provides students a hands on experience into making a solar oven. Students will use a renewable energy source and turn light energy into thermal energy. You will need to get pizza boxes, crayons, aluminum foil, plastic wrap and more for the hands on activity.

These slides help students review Chapter 3 and 4 Amplify Energy Conversion and provided resources to help bridge any gaps in their learning. On the first slide there is a link of the answer key in the GIF. The last slide has links to blookets.

These slides help students review Chapter 1 and 2 Amplify Energy Conversion and provided resources to help bridge any gaps in their learning. On the first slide there is a link of the answer key in the GIF. The last slide has links to blookets.

This is a practice test inspired by chapter 3 and 4 of Amplify Energy Conversions.

This lesson goes over independent, dependent, and controlled variables. There is a video, I do, we do, you do practice examples.

This is an anticipatory guide to help students with energy conversions. Students will guess as to the energy being converted. After reading an attached 4th grade reading on what energy conversion looks like students will try again to label the energies being converted.