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Students will analyze five karyotypes to determine sex and if there is a disorder. This can be used as a quick formative assessment or exit ticket.

Learn about the cell organelles in a fun way. Speed dating for organelles. Students will create a dating profile for their organelle and then have the opportunity to meet other organelles. This activity includes directions, a scorecard for the organelles to find their perfect match, and a template for them to create their profile.

Review the properties of water in a fun way. This google slide document is interactive! Students answer questions, drag and drop, and label. No paper needed. This is a great activity for remote learning, review, exit ticket, or a simple formative assessment. Properties Included: solid expansionhigh heat of vaporizationhigh specific heatpolar moleculeuniversal solventcohesionadhesioncapillary actionsurface tensionTeacher Key Included

This product includes a google slide presentation describing the differences between spontaneous generation and biogenesis. Franceso Redi's meat/maggot experiment and Pasteur's swan neck flask experiment are explained in detail. Students can view the google slide presentation and fill in their exit ticket notes. This would be a great self-paced activity for students during asynchronous learning. All items are digital, so you would be able to use it for remote learning.

This is a great activity to reinforce the steps of protein synthesis. Students will follow instructions to move their digital manipulatives as they model transcription and translation. Once they finish, there are questions to follow to check for understanding. A great way to use manipulatives digitally. Not scissors or glue needed! All digital!

Students will visit the following website: http://water.usgs.gov/edu/waterproperties.htmlThey will then explore the website and answer questions about the important properties of water. Students will answer on a google doc, so there is no need for paper. They can turn it in digitally. This is great for distant learning! It can be used as an introduction to the topic or as an exit activity. Can be readily used for asynchronous learning.

This activity is great for students who are learning remotely. Students will be able to build macromolecules without the need for paper. They can simply drag the monomers together to build the polymers. This activity also includes questions for assessment. Teacher key is included.

This activity allows students to graph data with the click of the mouse. Students will create line graphs and a bar graph. They will then have to interpret the data. This would be a great exit ticket, formative assessment, or knowledge checkpoint activity. The best part is that no paper is required! Would be great for remote learning or a digital interactive learning.

This is a great interactive activity to help students understand the structure of the cell membrane. There are three slides for students to complete. On the first slide, students will identify all of the different parts that make up the cell membrane. On slide two, students will have the chance to build their own membrane. For slide three, students will label the phospholipid bilayer.

Have your students learn the different types of transport. They will learn the differences between passive and active transport. The following types of transport are included: DiffusionOsmosisFacilitated DiffusionProtein PumpEndocytosisExocytosisThere are a total of 8 different interactive slides to check for understanding. Students will also apply what they have learned to real world examples. This would be a great activity for remote learning!

Three interactive slides for students to complete. It requires students to make comparisons between diploid cells and haploid cells. This is a digital resource that could be used as a formative assessment, exit ticket, or review.

Google Slide activity that allows students to practice labeling organelles on a plant and animal cell. Structures that are unique to plant and animal cells are highlighted in yellow. Slide 1: Plant Cell Labeling Slide 2: Animal Cell Labeling Slide 3: Put the following organelles under the correct type of cell: cell wall, chloroplast, centriole. This would be great for an exit ticket or quick assessment.

An interactive way for your students to take notes on Mitosis. Students will complete notes in a more exciting way. Be sure to watch the video for a great preview of this product.

Three drag and drop slides to reinforce knowledge about macromolecules. Venn Diagram comparing Carbohydrate and LipidsVenn Diagram comparing Protein and Nucleic AcidsTable summarizing the four groups of macromolecules

Build three unique monsters while learning about protein synthesis. Students will take DNA from three monsters and transcribe and translate to determine their genes. They will then create their monsters. This lesson also includes a slide to check for understanding. Be sure to watch the video for an in depth preview.

Build baby Emojis while learning about Genetics. Match Dad's chromosomes with Mom's. This activity will help students understand homologous chromosomes, homozygous, heterozygous, genotype, phenotype and Mendel's Laws. Be sure to view the video for an in depth preview.

Students will complete an activity to demonstrate their knowledge of anatomical directions and planes. I fun activity to use as a reinforcement of important concepts in anatomy. Students will love showing what they have learned by pretending to make cuts on a person. Includes an answer key and questions at the end to check for understanding.

Have students read a story about Steven and his family. Students will create a pedigree from the story and track who in the family has an extra finger! This activity is completely paperless with a drag and drop pedigree. This would be a great summative assignment!

This product includes an Observations vs. Inferences googles slides presentation that students can view. After viewing presentation, they will complete the Observation vs. Inferences Exit ticket that follows along with the presentation. There is also an Observation vs. Inferences practice worksheet that comes with a teacher key. Great way to introduce the topic and check for student understanding! No paper is needed, so it would work great for remote learning.

This is a paperless pedigree activity. Be sure to view the video for an in depth preview!