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I have been teaching science since 1996. I've had the privilege of having thousands of students over the years ranging from 6th to 12th grade. Along with a Masters in Digital Media Production, I can produce the resources you need to succeed in a wide variety of topics.
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Collecting and Analyzing Data with Rock, Paper, Scissors (20 rounds)
Everyone knows Rock Paper, Scissors! Now you can use this page to help gather a simple data set to talk about. This is a simple record sheet for 20 rounds of rock, paper. scissors along with a few easy analysis questions for discussion. Use the raw data to then study percentages or graphing.
K - 10th
Graphing, Numbers, Statistics
CCSS, TEKS, VA SOL
3.MD.B.3
, 4.MD.B.4
, 5.MD.B.2
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Also included in: BUNDLE: Collecting Data and Analysis GAMES
Graph Paper Bundle - with instructional student CHECKLIST
Every science student needs to graph their data. My graph paper includes an informative checklist for your students to take inventory of their work before they call it finished. This bundle includes graph paper specifically designed for:bar graphs line graphs scatter plots pie graphs
K - 12th, Higher Education
Basic Principles, General Science, Statistics
BUNDLE: Collecting Data and Analysis GAMES
Data can be found anywhere! This bundle currently includes data sheets for:1) Penny Flipping 2) Rock, Paper Scissors 3) Water Bottle Flipping
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Basic Principles, General Science, Statistics
Collecting and Analyzing Data with Bottle Flipping
This record sheet will help your students gather raw data by flipping water bottles. Use this data to look for patterns and then add up the class data to compare to. Discussion topics include percentages, chance, and cause/effect relationships.
2nd - 12th
General Science, Numbers, Statistics
Also included in: BUNDLE: Collecting Data and Analysis GAMES
Pendulum Lab: What variables affect the swing time of a pendulum?
This packet includes three complete labs to practice the experimentation step of the scientific method. Students will test to see if string length, drop height, or mass affect the time of one swing of a pendulum. All you need is a stopwatch, some string, and few objects to hang.
(Note: Only string length will make a noticeable change in the time of a pendulum swing.)
4th - 12th, Higher Education
Graphing, Physical Science, Physics
Collecting and Analyzing Data with Penny Flipping
This record sheet will help your students gather raw data in the form of heads or tails. Use this data to look for patterns and then add up the class data to compare to. Discussion topics include percentages, chance, and cause/effect relationships.
2nd - 12th
General Science, Numbers, Statistics
Also included in: BUNDLE: Collecting Data and Analysis GAMES
Multiplication Practice (12X12 grid)
A simple 12X12 grid to practice multiplication facts. Have your students time themselves so that they can improve these basic skills. Critical thinking is only possible when the fundamentals have been mastered.
2nd - 12th
Arithmetic, Math
Pattern Recognition Game - Flies Around a Light
This is one of my favorite (and surprisingly challenging) games! Use a pair of dice to uncover the pattern called "Flies around a light". The only rule is you can never TELL anyone the answer. They need to play the game to see the pattern for them selves. The EPIPHANY moment when they see the answer is incredible. Equally challenging for elementary students and adults (believe it or not)
Not Specific
For All Subjects, General Science, Numbers
The CRAZY English system of Measurement
Here is a packet of worksheets and discussion starters to help visualize the English System of Measurement. Included in this packet are posters and calculation sheets to help enhance your discussion of the English System (and hopefully why the Metric system is much easier to use)
4th - 12th
Basic Principles, Measurement, Science
Measuring Circumference and Diameter to Calculate Pi
This classic activity shows the relationship between the circumference and diameter of a circle. When you plot the points on the included graph paper, the slope of the line equals pi (3.14....)
6th - 12th, Higher Education
General Science, Geometry, Graphing
Pie Graph Paper and Rubric
This pie graph paper with rubric is made for a beginner scientist to make a the perfect PIE graph. The checklist format makes it easy for students to know what is expected when graphing. Enjoy!
3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Math, Science, Statistics
English and Metric System Venn Diagram
Convince your students that the metric system is easier. It has fewer units to learn and this Venn diagram will help you have that discussion.
4th - 10th
Basic Principles, Measurement, Science
Bar Graph paper and rubric
This 20 X 20 graph paper with rubric is made for a beginner scientist to make a the perfect BAR graph. The checklist format makes it easy for students to know what is expected when graphing. Enjoy!
1st - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Graphing, Science, Statistics
Line graph paper with rubric
This 20 X 20 graph paper with rubric is made for a beginner scientist to make a the perfect LINE graph. The checklist format makes it easy for students to know what is expected when graphing. Enjoy!
3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Math, Science, Statistics
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About the store
Experience
I have been teaching science since 1996. I've had the privilege of having thousands of students over the years ranging from 6th to 12th grade. Along with a Masters in Digital Media Production, I can produce the resources you need to succeed in a wide variety of topics.
Teaching style
I love teaching! I get the chance to make the difficult ideas of the universe understandable to the young mind. I am a very visual and hands on learner so that tends to shape the way I teach. I like to sprinkle video and interactive web sites in with discussion and engaging activities to reach as many students as possible. My worksheets are intended to be user friendly and self explanatory.
Awards & shining teacher moments
I am a nationally awarded video producer. I helped make our school a Missouri School of Character in 2007 and a National School of Character in 2008. I have been nominated teacher of the year several times over my career.
My own education history
I graduated with a BSEd in Science Education from the University of Missouri Columbia (Mizzou) in 1996 and completed a Masters in Digital Media Production from Lindenwood University in 2006.
Additional biographical information
Creator of EpiphanyScience.com, my long term goal is to produce fun video content to coordinate with my paper and digital resources. The videos will introduce an activity that you can then lead in class. I'm sure I can use my 30 years of teaching experience to help you achieve your learning goals. Just let me know what you need.
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