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Graphic Organizer Notes:Students can use these states of matter graphic organizers to record their notes about solids, liquids, and gases. There is a one page graphic organizer for each state with boxes to describe volume, shape, arrangement, movement, and compressibility, as well as a place to draw what it looks like in a container. This activity can be assigned through Google Classroom and completed digitally or printed out. This assessment supports NGSS MS-PS1-4. What is included: 3 sli

In this two page biodiversity index practice for middle school science, students practice calculating the biodiversity index by analyzing three sets of data and explaining how an environmental factor can affect biodiversity. First, they look at a quadrat to determine the number of species and individuals, represented by different shapes. They calculate the index and explain whether the area has high or low biodiversity. Next, students read a bar graph and data table to determine the numb

In this online activity for a middle school science ecology unit, students will use the OCEARCH.org website to identify a shark they want to track! They will observe and record basic information about the shark and information about the shark's travels. Students will read about the ecological and economic importance of sharks and answer follow up questions related to the text. The activity can be assigned through Google Classroom and completed digitally or printed out. If you are interested i

Use this states of matter sorting activity for middle school science as a practice to reinforce facts about solids, liquids, and gasses. Students drag and drop facts about volume, shape, arrangement, and movement of particles in each state into a digital graphic organizer. This activity can be assigned through Google Classroom and completed digitally or printed out. This assignment supports NGSS MS-PS1-4. What is Included:1 slide that is formatted to assign digitally through Google Classro

This digital tectonic plate boundaries sorting activity for Middle School reinforces facts about convergent, divergent, and transform plate boundaries. Students can click & drag facts under the appropriate boundary in the digital version or rewrite the facts under the correct boundary in the printable version. The worksheet can be assigned through Google Classroom™ and completed digitally or printed out. What is Included:1 slide that is formatted to assign digitally through Google Classro

In this symbiotic relationship practice activity for middle school science, students will read 15 descriptions of relationships between various organisms and identify whether the descriptions are examples of mutualism, commensalism, or parasitism. The worksheets can be assigned through Google Classroom and completed digitally or printed out. A key is included. This assessment supports NGSS MS-LS2-2. What is Included: 15 question digital version to assign through Google ClassroomPrintable PDF

This glow stick lab for middle school science is a fun way to assess students' knowledge about what happens to particles when they are exposed to high and low temperatures. Students model which part of the glow stick is brighter/dimmer, which part has the most kinetic energy, and add other observations. Then, they complete a fill in the blank conclusion describing how temperature affected the rate of reaction. What is Included: Student handout- Modeling Page & Fill in the blank conclusionEdit

In this digital activity for middle school science, students will visit Explore.org to stream live cams of animals from around the world (no account required!). Next, they will observe and record the behavior of three animals of their choice and record biotic and abiotic components of their habitats. Then, students will answer follow up questions about the observations they made during the activity. This activity can be assigned through Google Classroom™ and completed digitally by students.

In this vocabulary activity for middle school science, students complete Frayer Models to describe changes of state. There are six models on one page (freezing, melting, deposition, condensation, sublimation, and evaporation). The worksheet can be assigned through Google Classroom and completed digitally or printed out. Supports NGSS MS-PS 1-4 What's Included:1 slide that is formatted to assign digitally through Google Classroom1 slide that is formatted to be printed outAnswer keyIf you are

In this activity, students drag and drop the names of the structures of the eye to label a diagram of the eye (cornea, pupil, iris, lens, retina, and optic nerve). This activity can easily be assigned through Google Classroom. Since the answer key is color coded, you can quickly grade students' work just by looking at the pattern of colors on the Google Classroom thumbnails... you don't even have to open individual student's slides! If you are interested in this product, please check out my othe

My students love the chance to get out of their seats and collect data from their classmates. In this middle school science activity, students will poll their classmates to collect data about the number of students who have each eye color. Once they've collected their data, students will calculate the percentage of their classmates who have each eye color. Then, they will compare the results to the estimated global eye color data. This activity can be printed out or assigned digitally through

Students can use these states of matter graphic organizers to record their notes about solids, liquids, and gases. There is a one page graphic organizer for each state with boxes to describe volume, shape, arrangement, movement, and compressibility, as well as a place to draw what it looks like in a container. This activity can be assigned through Google Classroom and completed digitally or printed out. This assessment supports NGSS MS-PS1-4. What is included:3 slides that are formatted to

In this sorting activity, students drag and drop the functions of the eye to match the structures of the eye (cornea, pupil, iris, lens, retina, and optic nerve). This activity can easily be assigned through Google Classroom. Since the answer key is color coded, you can quickly grade students' work just by looking at the pattern of colors on the Google Classroom thumbnails... you don't even have to open individual student's slides! If you are interested in this product, please check out my other