Distant Science Learning

Please read full description before buying. (Glencoe Labs no longer work- see question/answer section for youtibe videos screensharing The lab). In this virtual lab, students will be using two different free online resources. In the first virtual lab, students will manipulate beakers filled with dissolved sugar and dialysis tubes to learn about how cells maintain homeostasis. will be using two different free online resources. In the first virtual lab, students will manipulate beakers filled with

Process Skills Practice: Students will practice identifying observations, inferences, and predictions. This is a double sided worksheet, that should be cut in half. Two worksheets per 1 page.

Using google slides, students will create a timeline of the major scientists who contributed to the cell theory. In addition to the activity slide, I have also included all notes that you can use to teach a lesson about the cell theory and the scientists. The scientists included in this lesson are Rudolph Virchow, Robert Hooke, Matthias Schleiden, Anton Van Leeuwenhoek, Theodor Schwann, Zacharias Janssen, and Robert Brown.

Students interpret data in a chart and graph by answering analysis questions. Great PSSA prep! This worksheet is a half sheet so you will have 2 student copies per 1 page.

Students will read 4 experiments, graph the data in a table, and then construct a line or bar graph.

This packet was used for our 8th grade students to practice the moon phases. In this activity, they had to define the moon phases, draw the phases, as well as identify moon phases and order them sequentially.

Students will fill in a short notes section giving them a background on measurements and the SI system. Then, students will fill in a graphic organizer on basic measurements. Finally, on the second page students will practice with SI units.

This study guide will help students review organelle functions, labeling a cell, comparing plant and animal cells, and the cell theory.

This life science unit covers the following topics: carbon cycle, nitrogen cycle, water cycle, abiotic and biotic factors, levels of organization, soil composition lab, food chains and food webs, energy pyramids, population size, population density, behavior, symbiosis, animal and plant responses, and adaptations. The notes packet is the complete packet that students received and it has all labs, notes, and practice worksheets included. Order of the unit: First, we taught the cycles. See t

This lab will help students conceptualize that plants in the dark will go through cellular respiration and in the light, plants go through photosynthesis. For the plant, I would suggest going to Petsmart or another pet supply store that sells live, under-water plants. Post-lab questions are also included.

The 18 page notes packet and corresponding PowerPoint are both full editable. Topics include: Reference point Motion Speed Distance Speed Formula + Practice Problems Distance-Time Graph Interpreting Distance - Time Graph Velocity Vector Quantities Velocity vs Speed Acceleration Acceleration Formula + Practice Problems Velocity- Time Graphs Interpreting Velocity - Time Graph Force Types of forces- contact (gravity and friction) Net force Newton's Laws Inertia Calculating Force + Practice Pr

In this activity, students will learn about the peppered moths and how they adapted to the industrial revolution. In addition to a fill-in-the-blank section, students will play an online game about peppered moths and watch an introduction video. At the conclusion, students will write a paragraph summarizing what they learned.

Students will research a genetic mutation and create a slideshow following the provided template. The first few slides explain the project and the rubric is also included here. The remaining slides can be used as a template for students who need one to follow.

This unit was designed for a virtual classroom environment, but can be adapted to brick and mortar classrooms. Over the course of thirteen days, students will be introduced to the cell theory and the scientists who contributed to it, organelles in both eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells, and microscopes. Students will use an interactive notebook on Google Slides to take notes and complete activities throughout the unit. In this SUPER bundle, you will receive: · Interactive Notebook of Google Sli

This unit covers the water cycle, carbon cycle, and nitrogen cycle as well as how energy flows through an ecosystem. We used this review before the unit test.

Students pick an animal of their choice and complete a research project. My students created a google slide show for their information, but students could also do a presentation or a poster.

In this webquest, students will first read through a powerpoint presentation going over important background information about taxonomy. They will learn about the levels of classification, the "father of taxonomy" and scientific names. Then, students will go to a website and learn about the six kingdoms and answer questions. Finally, students will play a matching game. You will receive the introduction powerpoint, a regular and modified version of the webquest and an answer key.

This unit was designed for a virtual classroom environment, but can be adapted to brick and mortar classrooms. Over the the course of nine days, students will be introduced to process skills, the metric system, and parts of an experiment. Students will use an interactive notebook on Google Slides to take notes and complete labs throughout the unit. Some labs are hands-on like the measurement lab and other labs are virtual. In this bundle, you will receive:Interactive Notebook of Google Slide

This test covers vocabulary related to experimental design, lab safety, and the metric system. This test covers our first unit of science for the year, which is a basic overview of foundational science knowledge. A modified version is included, along with a version for ESL students. An answer key is also provided.

This unit was designed for a virtual classroom environment, but can be adapted to brick and mortar classrooms. Over the course of ten days, students will be introduced to the characteristics of life, basic needs of organisms, classification, domains, and organic molecules. Students will use an  interactive notebook on Google Slides to take notes and complete activities throughout the unit. In this bundle, you will receive:Interactive Notebook of Google Slideshow (link provided for you to make a