Finding Science

This worksheet and answer key will help teach your students the biology behind Osmosis Jones. This worksheet along with the movie Osmosis Jones to reinforce concepts about the human body and immune system with your students. Worksheet includes character analysis as well as questions that deal with different major body systems. Includes teacher answer sheet.

*Updated* Use this movie sheet to help your students learn about the science behind the movie Contagion. Contagion was a major blockbuster film that shows the spread of a virus across the world. Great movie to show students at the beginning or end of a unit on viruses and bacteria the human immune system. *Updated version has more room for students to fill in answers and has a teacher answer guide included.

This interactive slide deck will help to introduce, reinforce, or test your students on their knowledge of macromolecules. Slide decks can be shared on Google Classroom to be completed independently by students, or teachers can push out specific slides as they wish throughout the course of the lesson of study. When you purchase you will get a downloadable pdf with links to all necessary documents with instructions. Includes: Interactive elements VideosVocabulary developmentReading sectionsPre

Use this movie sheet along with the movie Happy Feet to teach your students about principals of evolution and speciation. Worksheet reviews topics such as mutation, sexual selection, and reproductive isolation. Great resource for middle school and high school students.

This project is a student favorite all year. In this project students will pick two fictional characters, one male and one female. They will then cross the two characters with a given number of traits and produce an offspring between the characters which they must draw based on its inherited traits. This project helps students to put into practice the concepts of dominant and recessive, homozygous and heterozygous, traits, alleles and how to complete a punnett square. There are two different

Encourage your new scientists to look the part. This is an amazing 1st week of school activity to allow your students to express their individuality in your science class. We recommend printing the lab coat in half sheet sizes (2 per page). Included in the file you will find an instruction slidedeck with suggested items students can write/draw on their personalized lab coat. Feel free to edit as you see fit. There is also example photos from previous students.

This activity includes an interactive PowerPoint presentation, student handout, and teacher answer sheet. Activity walks students through how to calculate allele frequency in an easy to understand step by step process. Great bridge to use before teaching students the Hardy-Weinberg Equation.

This product includes movie worksheets for the movie Finding Nemo made for middle school science and high school science. The high school movie worksheet is made to assess students knowledge of animal classification, animal development, and animal behavior. The middle school movie worksheet is made to assess students' knowledge of ecological relationships, biomes, and general animal behavior. Both worksheets are word documents that can be edited to fit your classes personal needs. Answer sheet

This movie worksheet is the perfect companion worksheet for students to fill out while watching Bee Movie. This worksheet looks at the different scientific aspects of Bee Movie, from the actual behaviors and anatomy of bees to the important role they play in our planet's different ecosystems. Includes an answer sheet to go over the questions with your students. Makes the perfect sub plan to leave when you are gone so your students are still learning!

This short lab will help introduce or reinforce the concepts of your senses and how they react to different stimuli around you. Students will work with a partner to test the different reaction times of their sense of sight, hearing and touch when it comes to grabbing a ruler. Students will make their own hypothesis based on their own understanding of their senses and then test that hypothesis through a series of steps. Included graphing and reflection questions.

The electron transport chain can be one of the hardest steps in photosynthesis for many students to grasp. This activity will allow students to model the different steps in the process using movable pieces. They will also use the attached worksheet to better understand what role each of the molecules plays in the process. As a teacher you can enlarge the pieces to use on the board so students can follow along with you while practicing on their own. Includes both a color and black and white v

These notes include a PPT presentation as well as a student fill in the blank copy and teacher master copy. These notes will cover the basics in homeostasis including; what is homeostasis, how is homeostasis maintained, effectors, receptors and control center, as well as positive and negative feedback. Will give students a basic understanding of what homeostasis is without becoming overwhelming. Best for middle school, regular biology class or a quick review for an anatomy class.

Catching Killers (Forensic Firsts) is a perfect series for Forensic Science courses. Each Catching Killers episode depicts a historically relevant case and a modern case. The episodes are approximately 46 minutes in length. Catching Killers is available from the Smithsonian Channel and Amazon Prime. Season 2 Episode 5 ( Trace Evidence ) highlights Dr. Edmond Locard's contribution to Forensic Science. Featuring information about microscopic evidence such as hairs, fibers, and skin cells. Video Gu

Catching Killers (Forensic Firsts) is a perfect series for Forensic Science courses. Each Catching Killers episode depicts a historically relevant case and a modern case. The episodes are approximately 46 minutes in length. Catching Killers is available from the Smithsonian Channel and Amazon Prime. Season 1 Episode 3 ( Skeletal Secrets ) highlights the first case where a Forensic Anthropologist testified as an expert witness. Featuring Forensic Anthropology's key role in the John Wayne Gacy cas

Interactive Powerpoint and Notes sheet to review different anatomical evidence for evolution. Covers topics such as homologous structures, analogous structures, and vestigial organs. Includes multiple examples of each in humans and other animals.

Comprehensive study guide to help your students prepare for their semester final. Covers topics of scientific method, macromolecules, photosynthesis, cellular respiration, and ecology. Includes a student version and teacher answer key. Word format so you can easily add and delete questions to customize to your own class.

This Google interactive slide deck will help to introduce, reinforce, or test your students on their knowledge of heredity. Slide decks can be shared on Google Classroom to be completed independently by students, or teachers can push out specific slides as they wish throughout the course of the lesson of study. You can also push out this slide deck through any learning management system besides Google Classroom. When you purchase you will get a downloadable pdf with links to all necessary docum

This is a great lab to do at the beginning of your genetics or heredity unit. The lab looks at 5 common genetic traits to see how many students in your class share all 5 of the same traits. After the lab, questions are included to help students really evaluate the data that is collected and reflect upon it in terms of heredity and genetics.

This worksheet follows along with the BBC documentary LIFE-Reptiles & Amphibians. Includes both short answer and fill in the blank questions. Great introduction for a new unit or to use as a sub plan to keep on hand. Includes both student sheet and teacher answer sheet.

This short lab helps students to better understand the relationship between their activity level and their heart rate. This is the perfect introductory lab at the beginning of a homeostasis unit to help introduce students to the concepts that will be studied in an investigative format. Students will create their own hypothesis, procedure and need to identify the variables in the lab. Post lab questions help to evaluate how the students grasped the concepts in the lab.