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Students may learn about what organelles do for a cell, but do they ever think about what would happen to a cell if an organelle went...missing? Students will create a "Wanted Poster" for their missing organelle, personifying it and describing the "crime" of what happens to a cell when it is without its organelles. I've used this on 9th grade Biology students, and it always gets a giggle, especially with the finished project! I've also included a grading sheet with sample points values and a

It's that time of year when students are learning about Classification! :) Enclosed is a Dichotomous Key Template for those days when students are building their own Dichotomous Keys at the end of the unit. :) This product allows up to 20 "choices" of A and B. Let me know how this worked out for you! Please rate this product if you've used it in your classroom.

Science puns help to break the ice when learning new concepts. This worksheet will help to familiarize students with the notation of using symbols to describe specific elements, along with helping to get them used to locating elements on the Periodic Table. Each set of element-to-symbol matching spells out a silly science pun. Jokes are appropriate for all ages and levels. This activity includes an answer key.