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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

A set of 24 Physics Task Cards for Energy, Work and Power. Problems range from basic calculations and descriptions to more challenging word problems and two-step calculations. Answer Key (included) has been triple-checked and allow for teachers to use gravity = 9.8, 9.81 or 10 m/s^2 without students messing up their answer choices. These problems would be appropriate for High School Level (or advanced Middle School) students, either as a summative assessment at the end of an Energy unit, or t

Valence Electrons -- if students don't understand them, then how can they ever learn to bond? (I made a pun there...I'll get my coat. :-) ) This is a set of 20 task cards for Valence Electrons and Lewis Dot Diagrams. I have included a Student Response document and an Answer Key with suggested answers. Topics Covered Include: ~ Identify the Element ~ Understanding Valence Electrons ~ Predicting Ions ~ Stable Octets ~ Introduction to Basic Atomic Structure (2, 8 Energy Levels) ~ Identify the Le

Students will be given two Potential Energy Diagrams -- one Endothermic, one Exothermic. They will have to read the graph and determine if the graph is showing an endothermic or exothermic reaction, justify why it is so, then calculate the heat of reaction (delta H), activation energy (Ea), reverse activation energy, answer four conceptual multiple choice questions, and then determine if 9 real-life scenarios demonstrate exothermic or endothermic reactions. This worksheet is suitable for the co

Your students can memorize all of the lab safety rules that you want them to, but how about switching it up? Students will be presented with 16 scenarios that could potentially happen in any classroom, each with a disaster. Your students have to determine what went wrong, and what rules needed to be followed. I've included this as a worksheet with the 16 scenarios and as separate cards that can be randomly distributed to individual/small-group settings. Another potential use is to choose one

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.

Whether you teach Science or Shop Class, your students are going to encounter some hazardous substances. Help prepare them to protect themselves by teaching them about Materials Safety Data Sheets and the NFPA "Fire Hazard Diamond" symbols. I’ve included the following items: 1. MSDS Guided Reading: You can give this to your students for homework or at the end of class to introduce them to what a MSDS is. 2. MSDS Quick Quiz: Give this to your students after they’ve completed the reading. You c

Description:This is a set of 114 Chemistry Vocabulary Words that make great assets to your bulletin board, word wall, or even as individual review! There are two sets of words -- one with definitions, one without definitions, depending on the kind of immersion you would like to give your students. (19 pages of words with definitions, 19 pages of words without definitions = 38 pages total.) These are full-color, high-contrast vocabulary words for a bright, stimulating, eye-catching asset to you

This is a printable manipulative to review Types of Chemical Reactions: Synthesis, Decomposition, Single-Replacement, Double-Replacement and Combustion. Students will lay out the 5 "Types of Reactions" Titles and then work by themselves or in a small group setting to determine which characteristics match which type of reaction. Adjust the difficulty by adding or removing the pieces. Or, print this in grayscale and send it home with your kids as an assessment assignment! This assignment woul

This is a set of 26 Sound, Light, and Waves vocabulary words for Physics that can be used for a Word Wall or Bulletin Board. Each word is brightly colored, approximately 5.25 x 7.5 inches in size, so they are highly visible and eye-catching to your students. The following words are included: Amplitude, Beats, Compression, Crest, Decibel, Diffraction, Doppler Effect, Electromagnetic Wave, Frequency, Hertz, Interference, Light, Longitudinal Wave, Mechanical Wave, Oscillation, Period, Pitch, Pol

This is my "One Dollar Wonder" for "Characteristics of Living Things" Biology/Environmental Science/Life Science review. Eight different questions of varying detail, to see if your students get it! Neutral enough for Middle School and High School biology, chemistry, physics, general science, etc. Yes, for less than the price of a your gas station coffee on the way to school, you can fill in those first or last few minutes of class and assess whether your kids really have a clue! Also great for

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.

This is a set of 10 words for Physics or Chemistry that can be used to study different forms of energy. Each word is brightly colored, approximately 10 inches x 3.75 inches in size, so they are highly visible and eye-catching to your students. Definitions are appropriate for middle school and high school students. The following words are included: chemical energy, electrical energy, electromagnetic energy, gravitational energy, kinetic energy, nuclear energy, potential energy, sound energy,

24 Meiosis Task Cards to help your students review critical concepts of the ever-so-tricky process of Meiosis. This is geared towards high school Biology or Anatomy but also would be appropriate for a college Biology 101 class. In addition to covering the concepts of the two phases of Meiosis, the task cards also review the fundamentals of gametogenesis, including X and Y chromosomal inheritance, nondisjunction, trisomy, spermatogenesis, oogenesis, polar bodies and chromosomal abnormalities.

This is a set of 24 Electricity and Magnetism vocabulary words for Physics that can be used for a Word Wall or Bulletin Board. Each word is brightly colored, approximately 5.25 x 7.5 inches in size, so they are highly visible and eye-catching to your students. The following words are included: Alternating Current, Battery, Circuit, Conductor, Direct Current, Electric Charge, Electricity, Electromagnetic, Electrostatic Discharge, Generator, Insulator, Magnet, Magnetic Field, Magnetic Pole, Ne

Your students can calculate perimeter, area and volume – but can they successfully process information to solve wacky, real-world scenarios? This set of 20 task cards will challenge your students to use two and three-step problems to determine the answers to a variety of tasks! *How much paper do you need for the party hats at your friend’s dog’s birthday party? (area problem) *How many bites will it take to eat a huge piece of cake? (volume problem) *How big is the diameter of the swimming poo

This is a set of 12 Kinematics and Motion words for Physics that can be used for a Word Wall or Bulletin Board. Each word is brightly colored, approximately 5.25 x 7.5 inches in size, so they are highly visible and eye-catching to your students. The following words are included: acceleration, displacement, distance, kinematics, magnitude, motion, position, resultant, scalar, speed, vector, velocity. Enjoy this product! More Physics topics word wall vocabulary will be coming very soon! Chec

UPDATED on April 18th, 2015 in response to complaints that file was not printing correctly. This file is compatible for Adobe Reader 6 and later, and is split into separate pages to prevent printer buffer overload. This is a set of 32 high-resolution and visually appealing Thermochemistry Task Cards. They cover the following concepts: Endothermic and Exothermic Energy Diagrams Entropy and Enthalpy Phase Change Diagrams Heat of Formation Calorimetry (with Specific Heat Problems) Review of found

This is a set of 16 Energy, Work, and Power words for Physics that can be used for a Word Wall or Bulletin Board. Each word is brightly colored, approximately 5.25 x 7.5 inches in size, so they are highly visible and eye-catching to your students. The following words are included: Actual Mechanical Advantage, Conduction, Convection, Efficiency, Energy, Heat, Ideal Mechanical Advantage, Kinetic, Joule, Machine, Potential Energy, Power, Radiation, Temperature, Watt, Work. Enjoy this product! M

This is a set of 8 words for Physics or Chemistry that can be used to study the Electromagnetic Spectrum. Each word is brightly colored, approximately 5 inches x 3.75 inches in size, so they are highly visible and eye-catching to your students. Definitions are appropriate for middle school and high school students. The following words are included: electromagnetic spectrum, radio waves, microwaves, infrared, visible light, ultraviolet, x-rays, and gamma rays. There is a total of 16 cards --