HuntforScience

Fun, easy prep lab for middle school physical science! 1 sheet in two different formats - foldable 1/2 size for composition books, or full size for binders. Laughter all around when the bags blew up (shhhh, don't warn my students). Directly addresses the signs of a chemical change (MS-PS1-2), while building on endothermic reactions, conservation of mass, and creating models in science. Easy SuppliesZiplocks Baking Soda Citric Acid Balances to share (1g accuracy)

Making safety videos in a STEM elective class can be a great way to engage students and introduce them to important safety concepts. When students create videos about content, they both remember the information and engage more with learning. I teach a 1-semester STEM elective class for 7th and 8th graders, and this is the first project that I assign students. It introduces them to skills we'll use the entire semester, such at the video tools in their iPad and the engineering design cycle. Check

Want a project for your STEM class that uses math and science as much as engineering? Need an engineering project that's biblically integrated from start to finish? Challenge your students to be like Nehemiah and build the wall of Jerusalem! In this project, students: Learn about the Engineering Design Cycle as they read through the book of NehemiahPractice using a ruler and pencil to make scale drawings, then scale up a mapExamine the history of Jerusalem's walls through the lens of weatheri

Get this GROWING bundle while it's cheap! Bought the bundle, and want to request my next element pick? Leave a question down below. I'm currently working on main-group elements, with select others that are relevant to certain labs. Each double-sided page can be printed and used throughout a week with exercises based on one element, the element spotlight. Scaffolded with reminders of how to read the periodic table, and is suitable as soon as you've introduced atoms! We all need spiral revie

1-sheet print-and-go worksheet with spring themed questions for students to answer. Awesome for taking outside on clipboards when you've got that day-before-break energy! Scientific Method (asking testable questions, experimental design, writing a hypothesisGraphing PracticeBasic force diagramsKinetic and potential energy

Each double-sided page can be printed and used throughout a week with exercises based on one element, the element spotlight. Scaffolded with reminders of how to read the periodic table, and is suitable as soon as you've introduced atoms! We all need spiral review some times. Want a preview? Download "Helium" for a sample. This bundle includes elements 1-10. Want more? Check out the "Warmups" tag in my store for more elements. Skills Practiced - Reading the periodic table (APE-MAN) Groups

1-sheet print-and-go worksheet with spring themed questions for students to answer. Awesome for taking outside on clipboards when you've got that day-before-break energy! Scientific Method (asking testable questions, experimental design, writing a hypothesis, interpreting data)Pie Chart PracticeMaking ModelsEcosystems and Plants

This double-sided page can be printed and used throughout a week with exercises based on one element, the element spotlight. I've also used these as sub plans. Scaffolded with reminders of how to read the periodic table, the final question includes a dot structure. Want more? Check the "Warm Ups" tag in the sidebar. This bell work can stand alone, or be extended with hands-on examples of the element (notes in the answer key).

This double-sided page can be printed and used throughout a week with exercises based on one element, the element spotlight. I've also used these as sub plans. Scaffolded with reminders of how to read the periodic table, the final question includes a dot structure. Want more? Check the "Warm Ups" tag in the sidebar. This bell work can stand alone, or be extended with hands-on examples of the element (notes in the answer key).

This double-sided page can be printed and used throughout a week with exercises based on one element, the element spotlight. I've also used these as sub plans. Scaffolded with reminders of how to read the periodic table, the final question includes a dot structure. Want more? Check the "Warm Ups" tag in the sidebar. This bell work can stand alone, or be extended with hands-on examples of the element (notes in the answer key).

This double-sided page can be printed and used throughout a week with exercises based on one element, the element spotlight! Scaffolded with reminders of how to read the periodic table, and is suitable as soon as you've introduced atoms! Want more? Check the "Warm Ups" tag in the sidebar. This bell work can stand alone, or be extended with hands-on examples of the element (notes in the answer key).

This double-sided page can be printed and used throughout a week with exercises based on one element, the element spotlight! Scaffolded with reminders of how to read the periodic table, and is suitable as soon as you've introduced atoms! Includes a density application problem. Want to see an example? Check out Element Spotlight: Helium! Want more? Check the "Warm Ups" tag in the sidebar. This bell work can stand alone, or be extended with hands-on examples of the element (notes in the a

This double-sided page can be printed and used throughout a week with exercises based on one element, the element spotlight! Scaffolded with reminders of how to read the periodic table, and is suitable as soon as you've introduced atoms. Want to see an example? Check out Element Spotlight: Helium! Want more? Check the "Warm Ups" tag in the sidebar. This bell work can stand alone, or be extended with hands-on examples of the element (notes in the answer key).

This double-sided page can be printed and used throughout a week with exercises based on one element, the element spotlight. I've also used these as sub plans. Scaffolded with reminders of how to read the periodic table, the final question includes a dot structure. Want more? Check the "Warm Ups" tag in the sidebar. This bell work can stand alone, or be extended with hands-on examples of the element, such as flouride toothpaste, some mineral flourite or cryolite, or a sample of a flourine-cont

This double-sided page can be printed and used throughout a week with exercises based on one element, the element spotlight. I've also used these as sub plans. Scaffolded with reminders of how to read the periodic table, the final question includes a dot structure. Want more? Check the "Warm Ups" tag in the sidebar. This bell work can stand alone, or be extended with hands-on examples of the element, such as an oxygen tank or a hydrolysis demo or lab.

This double-sided page can be printed and used throughout a week with exercises based on one element, the element spotlight. I've also used these as sub plans. Scaffolded with reminders of how to read the periodic table, the final question includes a dot structure. Want more? Check the "Warm Ups" tag in the sidebar, or get a whole bundle!

This double-sided page can be printed and used throughout a week with exercises based on one element, the element spotlight. I've also used these as sub plans. Scaffolded with reminders of how to read the periodic table, the final question includes a dot structure. Want more? Check the "Warm Ups" tag in the sidebar, or get a whole bundle! Optional extensions to spotlight the element: samples of beryl stone, computer chips or high-end sports equipment made with beryllium alloys.

This double-sided page can be printed and used throughout a week with exercises based on one element, the element spotlight. I've also used these as sub plans. Scaffolded with reminders of how to read the periodic table, the final question includes a dot structure. Want more? Check the "Warm Ups" tag in the sidebar, or get a whole bundle! This bell work can stand alone, or be extended with hands-on examples of the element. For example, I have graphite and cubic zirconium samples the week to

This double-sided page can be printed and used throughout a week with exercises based on one element, the element spotlight! Scaffolded with reminders of how to read the periodic table, and is suitable as soon as you've introduced atoms! This bell work can stand alone, or be extended with hands-on examples of the element (notes in the answer key).

Students research their choice of animal and create a finished product of choice to show their understanding of group behavior. This is a performance task for HS LS2-8, and assumes students have previous understanding of group behavior vocabulary and basic research skills. Created as a distance learning activity. This hyperdoc was designed for use in Google Classroom or Canvas, but the editable document should also work to print for individual student or classroom use. Please let me know