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Students will explore the periodic table using this handout. Given the element symbol, students will have to identify the element name and the number of protons. Good practice to identify where given elements are and using the atomic number to identify protons. Consider checking out my other Periodic Table resources: Periodic Table Bundle Periodic Table Mini QuizPeriodic Table Quiz Metals, Nonmetals, and Metalloids QuizFinding Neutrons on the Periodic Table

This is a simple Power Point that allows you to practice finding the number of protons, electrons, and neutrons of given elements. Neutrons are the hardest for students to find because they aren't RIGHT THERE. In this Power Point students will: First, find the number of protons. Second, find the number of electrons. Lastly, use what they know about atomic numbers and atomic masses to find the number of neutrons in an element. Enjoy!! Please leave feedback! :) Consider checking out my other Per

This assessment allows students to present two different biomes to their class using Keynote or Powerpoint. Students will present one biome from each of the two main categories (terrestrial and aquatic). The biomes covered in this purchase are: Terrestrial Biomes (Tundras, Taigas, Deserts, Savannah, Temperate Forests, Tropical Rainforests) Aquatic Biomes (Ponds & Lakes, Streams & Rivers, Wetlands, Oceans, Coral Reefs, Estuaries) Included in purchase: -Handout for students (Introduction, direc

Student will create a 3D model of a bacteriophage. Included in this download: - Powerpoint with picture of bacteriophage & instructions - Grading rubric This is a great project to add to your bacteria & virus unit!

This is an introductory powerpoint presentation on work used with an 8th grade class. The powerpoint includes: -What is work? -Examples -Practice problems using Work (Joules)= Force (Newton) x Distance (m) with answers Easy to use Intro lesson to work! I have paired this with MORE practice problems for students to practice on their own as work time in class or homework. Provide feedback please!

This product includes a lab that explores solutions, suspensions, and colloids. Very easy, student friendly lab. There are 3 summary questions at the end to reflect and complete the lab. Enjoy and leave feedback! :) Consider checking out my Acids, Bases, and Solutions Test for an assessment to follow up this lab!

When downloading this PDF, you will find a link to the Google Slides presentation on the first page. Use this Google Slides presentation to teach the three parts of the fire triangle. Slides include an explanation of what fire is, the three components necessary for fire, the three types of heat transfer, and how to maintain a fire. Slides 1-10 are informational. Slide 11 is a quick exit slip identifying key concepts from slides 1-10. Slide 12 includes instructions to make a visual representing t

This powerpoint is a great tool to use as introduction to an Earth Science book. I used it to go along with my 6th grade earth science book (chapter 1). It ranges from topography, elevation, relief, landforms, different types of landforms (mountain, plateaus, and plains), earth's spheres, and earth's structure. Free to edit and make it work for your class! Provide feedback!

This worm, sponge, and cnidarian review can easily be transformed into a quiz. Covers basic information for the three organisms.

Use this for ANYTHING you'd like. I used it in Religion to create a webpage (homepage) for a humanitarian. You can use this to create a visual for any topic, person, subject in a fun, website format. I couldn't find anything for a webpage that I could use, so I created this easy to use one. Provide feedback!

Included are 2 rubrics I use to grade students on saint presentations. Both are in word document for easy edit. Provide feedback!

This is a Google Slides presentation I created to go along with the story Passage to Freedom. It is a good way to introduce what visas and refugees are to your class. It goes through from 1933-1945 showing how many visas were given out by the United States.

Short simple alloy assessment to use as either a quiz or exit slip.