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My free video comes with this engaging and interactive lesson on the difference between thermal energy and temperature. Watch as I compare the temperature and thermal energy of a cup of coffee and a pool. Download the student worksheet which also seconds as a lesson guide. Open the video from the you-tube link and you are ready to teach. Pause the video at key points to record the essential information and lead the discussion points. This can even work with a subsitute or guest teacher! Have s

This topic overview video and worksheet covers essential concepts relating to thermal energy transfer (heat). Capture kids attention and activate their prior knowledge with the real life examples and applications all throughout the video. Students will learn what heat is, the direction heat always moves and the three ways that heat is transferred (conduction, convection and radiation). Students will also learn the way that each form of heat can be slowed down or stopped. This works great as

I tied a slip and slide to a UTV for science! My free video comes with this engaging and interactive lesson on Newton's first law of motion part A - an object at rest stays at rest. Watch as I demonstrate this concept in real life. Download the student worksheet which also seconds as a lesson guide. Open the video from the you-tube link and you are ready to teach. Pause the video at key points to record the essential information and lead the discussion points. This can even work with a subsitute

In this video I illustrate multiple applications of Newton's third law of motion. From getting hit in the face with a squishmallow to kicking an overweight soccer ball, sliding on rollercarts and even firing a crossbow. This engaging and interactive lesson will help your students understand this key concept of action-reaction. Students will learn how forces come in pairs and by watching the initial object closely the reaction force can be seen. Download the student worksheet and answer key, wh

Newton's first law of motion comes alive as I test a 60 foot long slip and slide and launch a gummi bear crash test dummy. Use this engaging and interactive lesson to help your students understand this key concept. Students will learn how objects tend to maintain their original speed and direction unless acted upon by an outside force. Download the student worksheet and answer key, which also seconds as a lesson guide. Open the video from the you-tube link and watch as I demonstrate this concep

My free video comes with this engaging and interactive lesson on the speed of light and the speed of sound. Watch as I build a full size device and conduct a race between these two forms of wave energy. Download the student worksheet which also seconds as a lesson guide. Open the video from the you-tube link and you are ready to teach. Pause the video at key points to record the essential information and lead the discussion points. This can even work with a subsitute or guest teacher! Have stu

Completely confused by the Coriolis Effect? Use this engaging and interactive lesson to help your students finally understand this complex phenomena. Download the student worksheet and answer key, which also seconds as a lesson guide. Open the video from the you-tube link and watch as I demonstrate this concept in real life and then explain its significance to us here on planet earth. Pause the video at key points to record the essential information and lead the discussion points. This can ev

Thermal Energy Transfer Part 2: This topic overview video and worksheet covers essential concepts relating to thermal energy transfer (heat). Capture kids attention and activate their prior knowledge with the real life examples and applications all throughout the video. By completing parts 1 and 2, students will learn what heat is, the direction heat always moves and the three ways that heat is transferred (conduction, convection and radiation). Students will also learn the way that each form

Thermal Energy Transfer Part 1: This topic overview video and worksheet covers essential concepts relating to thermal energy transfer (heat). Capture kids attention and activate their prior knowledge with the real life examples and applications all throughout the video. By completing parts 1 and 2, students will learn what heat is, the direction heat always moves and the three ways that heat is transferred (conduction, convection and radiation). Students will also learn the way that each form

Are your students struggling to grasp the meaning of Newton's second law of motion? Use this engaging and interactive lesson to help your students understand this key concept. Students will learn how the formula (f=ma) is actually just an expression of a simple and intuitive relationship. Download the student worksheet and answer key, which also seconds as a lesson guide. Open the video from the you-tube link and watch as I demonstrate this concept through the real-life example of a car race

A crash test gummi bear experiences multiple wrecks! I fly out of an ATV when the driver swerves around a corner! A great reminder to wear your seat belt - keeps you very safe. My free video comes with this engaging and interactive lesson on Newton's first law of motion part B - an object in motion stays in motion. Download the student worksheet which also seconds as a lesson guide. Open the video from the you-tube link and you are ready to teach. Pause the video at key points to record the

Students learn how to correctly read a variety of different graduated cylinders to measure liquid volume. Students also learn how to read a meniscus and measure the volume of an irregular solid with the water displacement method.

Video link and student learning guide that teaches what ocean currents are and how they work (thermohaline circulation). Students will learn the basics of convection, the uneven heating of the earth and the critical part ocean currents play in the heating and cooling of our planet! Download the student worksheet which also seconds as a lesson guide. Open the video from the you-tube link and you are ready to teach. Pause the video at key points to record the essential information and lead the d

This worksheet and linked video helps students to understand and visualize the abstract concept of atmospheric high and low pressure and the types of weather that can generally be expected with each. This video uses the same real life demonstration in water that I use for my convection video but applies it specifically to the concept of high and low pressure systems and weather. Student take notes on the key concepts, diagram a high and low pressure region and reflect on the causes and effects

This downloadable worksheet and video link teaches the concepts essential to understanding humidity and dew point. Students will learn how water vapor exists in the air and under what conditions that water vapor will return to the liquid state. Students will also learn that humidity can be measured in both absolute and relative terms. Four pages of notes and questions guide the student in recording the important concepts and asking the important questions. This lesson could be taught in one lo

This video walks student's through the procedure to correctly use and read a triple beam balance. Click on the video link or copy and paste the url. The worksheet guides students though the learning activity.

This worksheet and linked video explains and illustrates how convection in the atmosphere is the cause of the wind. Students will learn what high and low pressure is, watch a real-life example of convection and then label a diagram to illustrate the formation of wind. Students also learn how the unequal heating of the earth causes convection in the atmosphere.

Download the student guide and linked video. Capture student's interest with this fun example testing which types of material work best for creating a lightweight portable shelter from the sun. I test four different materials and find an obvious winner. Learn the meaning of transparent, translucent, opaque, reflect, absorb and transmit. Practice graphing results too!

This worksheet and linked video takes the abstract nature of convection and makes it clearly visible. Students will learn how convection is driven by different densities within a fluid. Three different examples are given to help relate this concept to students prior knowledge and then deepen it with an in depth explanation. Student take notes on the key concepts, diagram a convection current and answer an extension question to demonstrate their understanding of this phenomenon.

Video linked in this downloadable student worksheet. Students will learn the parts of the microscope and the correct way to use one.