Daugherty's Science

Students will read the situations provided and then graph the motion that each situation is describing.

This activity is designed to get students up and moving. Students will require a Periodic Table. Students will use the clues on the cards to Identify the element the cards are describing. This is a great way for students to learn their basic periodic table properties.

This is a complete study guide for the Texas FFA CDE Veterinary Science ID Competition. This book contains 4 chapters. Chapter 1- Vet Science Instruments, Chapter 2- Vet Science Parasite/Microscope Identification, Chapter 3- Vet Science Breed/Species Identification, and Chapter 4- Vet Science Organs. This is a great visual study guide to help students in the identification part of the competition. You can also go to the following website to upload the practice exam with answers: https://www.texa

These coloring pages allow students to read the descriptions of groups and periods and color them according to the directions. These coloring pages highlight information such as periods, energy levels, groups, and valence electron count.

Students will identifying the unknown mass for each equation that is missing. (These are sample masses and are not accurate. These are for practice purposes only)

This is a mix and match concept game. Students will create an 4 x 9 table matching the concepts for Convection, Weather, and Hurricanes; covering Texas TEKS 8.10a, b, and c.

This is a fun interactive way to formatively assess your students knowledge on Components of the Universe, H-R Diagrams, Electromagnetic Spectrum, Light Years. Seasons, Moon Phases, Tides: Covers 8.7a, 8.7b, 8.7c, 8.8a, 8.8b, 8.8c, and 8.8d TO BE USED WITH A QR READER APP

This tabbed notebook covers TEKS 8.9a and 8.9b. This notebook is designed to fit in interactive notebooks and covers all of the necessary information that students need to know about continental drift and plate tectonics.

These are composition notebook resource tabs. These tab dividers are great for section beginners. These tabs include the content that is supposed to be taught for each category unit in 8th Grade Science in Texas.

This is a fun interactive way to formatively assess your students knowledge on Atoms and their Subatomic Particles, Valence Electrons, Arrangement of Periodic Table, and Density. Covers 8.5a, 8.5b, 8.5c, 6.6a. and 6.6b TO BE USED WITH A QR READER APP

This is a fun and interactive game that allows multiple students to play together to help review the subatomic particles of atoms and the atomic structure of atoms.

This is a fun interactive way to formatively assess your students knowledge on Convection in the Atmosphere, Global Winds, Ocean Currents, Weather, and Hurricanes. Covers 8.10a, 8.10b, 8.10c TO BE USED WITH A QR READER APP

This is a Topographic map and satellite view card sort. With this sort students can get into to groups and sort these images into 9 different land feature sets. Each set should have a satellite view, a topographic map view, and a 3-D view. Some places are labeled, but this card sort is used to help students connect satellite views to topographic maps.

This is a fun interactive way to formatively assess your students knowledge on Weathering, Erosion, Deposition, Topographic Maps, and Plate Tectonics. Covers 8.9b, and 8.9c. TO BE USED WITH A QR READER APP

This is a fun and interactive game that allows multiple students to play together to help review the groups and periods of the periodic table.

This is a fun and interactive game that allows multiple students to play together to help review the different ways that motion can be graphed.

This activity is used to have students practice the Lewis Dot Structure on the first 18 elements on the periodic table.

Review for all of reporting category 1 6th, 7th, and 8th TEKS tested on the 8th Grade Science STAAR test. This review book has been updated to match the new Streamlined Texas TEKS. You will receive a power point presentation with answers for the teacher to run on the computer, and you will receive a student copy to print without answers. Students can work alongside the teacher filling in the blanks and discussing important information as the class goes over the material.

This is a fun and interactive game that allows multiple students to play together to help review the differences between biotic and abiotic factors.

This is a fun and interactive game that allows multiple students to play together to help review moon phases.