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This Station Activity is a great way for your students to practice interpreting... Bar GraphsLine GraphsDouble Line GraphsScatter PlotsPie ChartsTablesI recommend printing the station cards in color and laminating them, but otherwise there is no additional set up. This resource will come to you in the form of a Google Doc handout for the students and a Google Slides presentation for the station cards. You will be able to edit the document to your needs and share it with your students. You will b

I use this activity in my physical science class as a way to reinforce graphing techniques throughout the year, while allowing students to reflect on their progress and set goals for the future. Each student has a folder with their documents in it that stays in class. I hand out the folders whenever we are going to add to the graph and then collect the folders for safe keeping. Personally, I use this activity for my 9th and 10th grade Physical Science class, but it could be used for any grade

This resource will come to you in the form of a Google Folder.Because this resource is a Google Folder/ series of Google Docs, you can easily integrate it into your Learning Management System. It will include... 2 versions of the lab... 1 with a pre-made data table and 1 withoutA google sheet attachment with instructions on how to graph the data If you have seen my " How to Write a Lab Report" Resource, this is the lab I typically use for Data Collection and Results.

This activity is a great way for your students to practice analyzing data, making a graph, and then making predictions and drawing conclusions from their data/graph. To assist students with their understanding, I like to project the worksheet on the board and fill it in along with the students. This is typically our first graphing activity of the year so special care is taken to ensure my students are properly making a graph. This worksheet will come to you as a google doc. The nature of

Math & Science teachers, this resource is for YOU!! All of the greek letters (with names) to be hung in the classroom. Just print on your favorite paper and laminate (if that's your style)! No more trying to guess which letter the students are talking about or having them describe wavelength as "upside down y"!

This product is great for introducing students to the importance of putting units on EVERYTHING! I gave this activity to my students as a "pop quiz" and gave them about 15 minutes to answer the questions. I then had them switch papers with a partner for "grading". I told the students that the answer was either right or wrong, no partial credit! I then began reading the answers...notice how questions 2 and 4 are the same? Well, they have different answers and I was a real stickler on the students