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Hands-on at-home shadow lab for middle school homeschoolers! Explore Earth’s rotation by tracking shadow length and direction. Perfect for homeschool science, independent learning, or outdoor activities with simple materials. This activity allows student to collect data and analyze the results. There is a parent/teacher guide for help with the analysis questions.

Empower your middle school science instruction with our "Guided Notes on Contact vs. Non-Contact Forces." This comprehensive resource, including printable student worksheets, offers a dynamic learning experience for your students. With engaging real-world images and thought-provoking follow-up questions, it serves as a versatile tool, suitable for both introductions and quick reviews, independent study, or teacher-led instruction.

I have you have cards for older students! These cards promote conversation and the students have to recall terms from the entire year of Biology. Teachers can set up review stations for each pair or use them in a variety of creative ways to spark learning. Enjoy!!

This set of matching cards covers the entire cell cycle, from interphase to cytokinesis, into the phases of mitosis, such as prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase. Students will have a a better understanding of the process of the cell cycle by practicing to identify the stages by description and images. This is a quick way to remediate, assess, or practice the cell cycle. Laminate and reuse during end of year review, or add to student stations. You can also use these in your student's in

These are great for a quick check on how your lesson went. Can be used as exit tickets or bell ringer tickets. Use these to collect data and prepare for the next day's lesson. Post a question on the board and allow the students to answer and drop it off in a basket or jar on the way out the door! You could even laminate in order to reuse.

Simple, printable info graphic for Cell Cycle| Mitosis. Cytokinesis is not include.