Amy MacKellar

A foldable to organize notes and ideas for the types of waves in the electromagnetic spectrum. It is designed to be printed front to back and can be assembled by the students themselves. The student version is in black/white and the teacher version is in color. Notes are included in the teacher version for radio waves, microwaves, infrared, visible light, ultraviolet, X-rays, and gamma rays. Directions for assembly are included as well.

This is a waterfall style foldable that outlines the major pieces of evidence for the Big Bang Theory. It can be used as an organizer for notes or as a follow-up activity. It is designed to print or copy front to back and can be assembled by most students in less than 10 minutes. Four versions are included: a blackline blank for students, a blackline teacher version with notes, a full color blank, and a full color teacher version with notes. A powerpoint presentation with pictures and direction

Students will create a paper model of Earth's atmospheric layers that pops out of their science notebooks. Directions for assembly are on the handouts and a powerpoint with pictures showing each step is included as well. The student version is a blackline color, cut, and paste. Layer names and characteristic features can be added by writing them in or by gluing on the included labels. The teacher version prints in full color, with labels and notes included so a master can be made with minimal

This is a simple foldable to visually demonstrate the organization of the periodic table. The cover page allows students to color-code the metals, nonmetals, and metalloids. Inside, there are diagrams of the element families and reactivity trends. Teacher copies are provided for both middle and high school levels.

This assignment is ready to be assigned through Google Classroom or your school's online platform. You will receive a copy of a Google Doc that can be assigned for students to complete at home. This uses the GEMS Alien Juice Bar website (link included on doc) and is an investigation of red cabbage juice and pH. This online lab introduces red cabbage juice as a pH indicator and requires students to test liquids before serving them to the aliens in their juice bar. The wrong pH drink (acid, base,

This is an editable lapbook listing the steps of the scientific method. An answer sheet with notes is included. Students cut out and color the cover, then take notes in the spaces provided. The book and notes can be edited for different versions of the scientific method and notes. It is designed to copy front to back if desired. The front page of the foldable includes Observation/Purpose, Research, Hypothesis, Experiment, Analysis, and Conclusion.

This lab uses Alka-Seltzer tablets to demonstrate how temperature and surface area affect solubility. It is already formatted for interactive science notebooks, with a booklet lab procedure for the input page and another with data tables, graph grids, and questions for the output page. The input and output booklets are designed to print front to back and are ready to hand out to your class.

A foldable to organize notes on longitudinal, transverse, and surface waves. Students color the letters on the front, then take notes in the same color below. Pictures can be drawn on the opposite side of the flap. The teacher key will print front to back for inclusion in your own notebook. (Select "Flip on short edge) on some printers.

Students draw particles in solutions and suspensions and make comparisons. Then they draw and describe how solubility changes with temperature, surface area, and stirring.