Beaker and Bloom Science Resources

Want a fun way to review Cell Division, Mitosis, and Meiosis? Then this document is for you! Students will be introduced to a murder and will use cell division, mitosis, and meiosis review question stations to help solve the murder! The document includes workspace for the students to answer the review questions and to dwindle down the murderer choices. Additionally, there are post -activity questions and a space to write who they think the killer is. Answer key included! Activity can be edited!

Sustainable Farming Diorama - This project allows AP students to have a hands-on experience in designing a sustainable farm. In this project, they will address crops and livestock situations, will decide what type of fertilizer, pesticide, irrigation, and topsoil preservation will be the most sustainable. Students are also given a plot - twist that they must work through in order to save their farms and continue to have maximum profit. Pre- and post - questions are included as well as a rubric

Here is a Human Population Analysis Lab that looks at past individuals to make observations on human demographic questions. Students can either go to an actual cemetery or use a virtual cemetery. They will determine how the survivorship curve has changed from the late - 1800s to early - 1900's to now for both females and males as well as create age structure diagrams. For fun, they will also get to do a grave rubbing. Lab contains both pre - and post - lab questions. Lab was used for a Dual Cred

Do your kids need dihybrid Punnett Square practice? Then this worksheet is for you! This worksheet goes through different dihybrid scenario's. Includes answer key!

Bring organ systems to life! Students/student groups are assigned/pick an organ system to research. Once they answer the research questions, they create life - size organs to put into a human body outline. With the hard work of different groups, a realistic life - size human body, with differing organ systems, is created!

Do You Need to Introduce Online Discussion Posts to Your Students? Then this document is for you! In this document, you will find a step by step instruction list on how students find their assigned discussion posts, how to post their initial response, and how to respond to their peers. Additionally, a rubric has been created to show exactly how students can earn full points for their post. This document was created for dual credit students however, it could be used for higher or lower grades as

Are your students working on the basics of the metric system? Then this worksheet is for you! This worksheet practices looking at common day items/organisms and provides a word bank to help the students decide which metric unit goes with each item. For example - what metric unit would you use to measure a Raven birds mass?... Grams. Answer key included!

Want a creative, engaging synthetic materials project? This document outlines a synthetic material project that goes along with the middle school Physical Science NGSS standards. In the project, students are assigned/pick a synthetic material and create a one - page, colorful project based upon research on their synthetic material. This allows students to gain a deeper understanding on the creation and usage of synthetic materials in our world.

Are Your Student's Practicing Conversions? If so, this worksheet is for you! This worksheet covers American to Metric unit conversion and Metric to Metric unit conversions. This worksheet would be good for an in - class assignment, a homework assignment, a bell ringer/exit slip, or a quiz!

Want to practice Introductory Complete Dominance Punnett Squares and Pedigree information with your students? This introductory worksheet would be great for middle school or high schoolers that are being introduced to Complete Dominance Punnett Squares and Pedigrees. This worksheet could be used for in - class practice, a homework assignment, a bell ringer/exit slip, or even a short quiz. This activity follows the NGSS standards of MS – LS3 – 1: Heredity: Inheritance and Variation of Traits a

Want to Allow Your Students to Dive Into Science Research While Getting a Chance to Go Outside? Then this activity is for you! Students are allowed to go outside and choose an organism, that they are mostly unfamiliar with and do research to learn more about it! Students will enjoy getting fresh air while also learning about the world around them!

Have You Ever Wanted to Add Extra Practice in Scientific Method Creation with Your Students? Then this document is for you! This document allows students to look around their world and create a hypothetical science experiment, using the scientific method. Students are led through each step to make sure they create a well - drawn out plan.

Are your students converting American Units to Metric Units? This document covers conversions from American units to metric units and could be used as an extra practice in class, as homework, a bell ringer/exit slip, or a quiz (answer key included)!

Are Your Students Learning About Blood? Then This Worksheet is for you! This worksheet reviews the basics of blood, how the immune system is involved with blood, and blood disorders. This worksheet could be used as an in - class exercise, homework, a distance assignment, a bell ringer/exit slip, or a quiz.

Need a document to help refresh or to teach rectangular volume and area and Introductory Laboratory Measurements? This document refreshes and/or practices rectangular volume and area as well as asks a few laboratory measurement questions. This could easily be used for an in - class activity, a homework assignment, a bell ringer/exit slip, or a quiz. A teacher answer key is provided.

Do you offer or want to offer homework passes as a reward or for other reasons? Here is a homework pass template that requires NO prep! Simply print the document, cut, and put students name on it!