DrBScience

Celebrate Halloween while teaching students about tables and graphs. Students will work through four stations: Tables, Line Graphs, Bar Graphs, and Pie Graphs. Each station will review the concept, have students analyze a table or graph to conclude the data, and then create their table or graph based on the data provided. The material is provided as PowerPoint slides with a PDF student handout and an optional Canva Template link to enable editing. The teacher copy includes the answers.

Celebrate Halloween or Friday the 13th with this spooky bundle, which contains 13 Would You Rather slides, Halloween Graphing Stations, and a Mystery Game in which students use their sense of touch to make scientific observations on mystery objects and guess what they are. Please watch the video preview to view all the slides included.

In this lesson, students watch a short video from Pax, an epidemiologist on TikTok, as he goes over the numbers associated with the odds of contracting Covid when being vaccinated and boosted, as well as wearing a well-fitting N95 mask. The lesson helps students break down the mathematical equations behind the numbers Pax reviews. This lesson is a great way to see how what they're learning in school applies to the real world. Choose from Slides (Power Point, which can be easily converted to Goo

Use the choice boards to empower students to choose how they want to demonstrate knowledge and understanding.