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Want to see how your students do at drawing Bohr Models but need to go digital? Well here's a solution for you. I have created in google slides a manipulative that allows students to drag and place the subatomic particles into an atomic model. It allows teachers to assess their understanding of where protons, neutrons, and electrons are located in the atom, as well as what each shell can hold. There's an area for a whole class demonstration and areas of additional practice. The following atoms

Are you new to teaching Physical Science or need the extra Anchor charts to help students visually remember concepts from the unit? Well, these anchor charts are perfect additions for you! I have these on my walls in my classroom and students always refer back to them and it helps keep materials relevant. Even when I take these items down for testing, students will still look at the wall for the poster they refer to. These anchor charts are taken from the standards of 8th grade physical s

Are you new to teaching Physical Science or need the extra Anchor charts to help students visually remember concepts from the unit? Well, these anchor charts are perfect additions for you! I have these on my walls in my classroom and students always refer back to them and it helps keep materials relevant. Even when I take these items down for testing, students will still look at the wall for the poster they refer to. These anchor charts are taken from the standards of 8th grade physical science

This resource contains 3 concept Maps with Keys for a great review. The first organizer is about mechanical waves, the second is about Electromagnetic Waves, and the last is on wave behavior (transmission, scattering, reflection, refraction, etc.) I gave these to my students for review of material and its great for a refresher and for their notebooks. I hope you enjoy!

The following bundle contains all anchor charts that I created for 8th grade Physical Science: 1-Matter 2-Force and Motion 3-Energy 4-Waves

Want a project that is easy to grade and doesn't clutter your classroom? Well look no more! I typically assign this project over a long break such as winter/Christmas Break as an extra credit opportunity, but I have also assigned it as whole group in class projects as well. In this project the students can work in a group (no more than 3) or alone and construct a roller coaster out of various materials for a marble to travel through. The students are required to have the following: ******Your ro

In this digital activity your students can click and drag dots to indicate the valence electrons in Lewis Dot models. There are 35 total elements that they must label in google slides and I have included an answer key for you. I hope you enjoy this product!

Do you need a small group manipulative for Elements and using the periodic table? Look no further than this resource. You can print, laminate, separate, and use for years! Using the GA Milestones Periodic Table as a reference, I created matching cards for students to correctly identify the element using the Atomic number and Atomic Mass for correct Identification. The first cards contain the number of Proton, neutron, and/or electron numbers and the students have to match them to the correct Ele