Heather Berardi

This is the perfect project to get your students excited about elements. This project allows students to pick the element they want to research and how they want to represent the element. Students will be invested in this project as they get creative while applying their knowedge of elements and the periodic table. Your early finishers can then move on to the extension activity, where they will research the next best element to adopt based on their original element!

Through this STEM project students will apply the knowledge they have learned in both Math and Science. Students will apply their understanding of force and motion as they design a marble roller coaster. They will then solve for the speed their marble travels at different points throughout their coaster as well as apply their knowledge of slope throughout the entire build!

Even from home, your students can complete this weathering lab! Students will watch a geology in the kitchen video and answer questions in regards to the different weathering scenarios modeled. Students will be asked to connect the model to the real world as well as compare and contrast chemical and mechanical weathering

This activity could be used remotely for students to complete at home, or as stations within the classroom. This activity introduces students into a different types of energy including, but not limited to; electrical, gravitational, and thermal.

In this activity students will apply what they have learned about dichotomous keys to creating their own! Students can create this key over anything they are interested or passionate about. This activity allows students to show their science creativity!

Students will identify the relationship between kinetic and potential energy through an online simualtion they have to observe and anaylze.

This product is the perfect pratice your students need to correctly respond to a scientific question using C.E.R. format!

After students apply their knowledge of potential and kinetic energy to building a roller coaster, they will complete this extension activity. For early finishers!

Students will apply their knowledge of the relationship between speed/distance/time to solve for the unideinfitied animal given a key of each animals speed!

Students will explore potential and kinetic energy through building a catapult. This is a great hands-on activity to introduce these concepts to students!

In this simple activity, students will understand the impact of adding thermal energy to a system and removing it from a system.

In this activity students will work to identify variables in a variety of scenarios. This activity is split into three different sections; independent variable, dependent variable and control variable.

Students can use this to organize information about each planet within our solar system! Note: Click "enable editing" when you are ready and the document will align itself correctly.

A simple foldable students can cut out and put in their notebooks to compare non-renewable and renewable resources.