Interactive Teaching

This is a fun illustration of DNA and how it unwinds. Students will define DNA and what it stands for. Students will fill-in the blanks using a simplified illustration of DNA and how it unwinds. This is great for regular classes! There is a second version in which students can fill in the blanks to identify the parts of a DNA Molecule. You can also check out my Unwinding DNA Doodle Notes-Advanced Classes.You can also check out the Unwinding DNA Doodle Notes Bundle which includes the advanced ver

This is a fun illustration of DNA and how it unwinds. There are 4 versions. In both, students will define DNA and what it stands for.Unwinding DNA Doodle Notes-Advanced Classes: Students will explain the relationship between the nucleus, DNA, chromosomes, and genes in a eukaryotic cell. There is a second version if you would like students to identify the parts of the DNA molecule.Unwinding DNA Doodle Notes-Regular Classes: Students will fill-in the blanks using a simplified illustration of DN

Students will have a fun interactive way to learn about the 5 levels organizations of life. Students will describe each level. They can even draw a picture. There are two options, one with and one without pictures.

This is a comprehensive worksheet that allows students to compare and contrast key characteristics of asexual and sexual reproduction. Students will also identify advantages and disadvantages of asexual and sexual reproduction along with answering two writing comprehension prompts. Answer Key provided.

This a a fun way for students to take notes on all 12 body systems. Students can add notes or simply summarize functions. Body systems include, digestive, excretory, reproductive, immune, lymphatic, nervous, circulatory, skeletal, muscular, integumentary, respiratory, and endocrine.

This is a fun hand-drawn illustration of DNA and how it unwinds. Here students will define DNA and what it stands for, and explain the relationship between the nucleus, DNA, chromosomes, and genes. This is great for advanced students! TThere is also a second version in which students can fill in the boxes to identify the parts of a DNA molecule; great for Gifted students.You can also check out my Unwinding DNA Doodle Notes-Regular Classes.You can also check out the Unwinding DNA Doodle Notes Bun

Students will have a fun interactive way to learn about the 5 levels organizations of life. You can either cut these out into matching cards to have students match them or for students who need accommodations, they can create a foldable out of it. The can even draw a picture of each or use the one with pictures already added. To Print: print double sided long ways. Have students fold paper in half and cut tabs.

Students will fill in a diagram to illustrate the reactants and products of photosynthesis and cellular respiration. Students will then summarize the relationship between photosynthesis and cellular respiration.Editable Word Document or PDFAnswer key provided.

Guided Cornell Notes: This is a simple twist on traditional Cornell Notes in which the topics/questions are already listed for students. Students simply need to write down their notes for each topic/question. 2 versions: PDFEditable Word DocumentThis product pairs great with my Introduction to Cells - PowerPoint Presentation.

Label Animal & Plant Cell WorksheetStudents will use a word bank to label the organelles of an animal and a plant cell side-by-side.

This product comes with a Table of Contents for students to put on the first 2 pages of their notebooks in order to keep track of their notebooks as well as provide easy notebook grading for teachers. I use this in every class bu having the students fill it out throughout the year signing their initials for every entry and I sign my initials for assignments that are completed fully along with the student's grade for that assignment. This is great if their is an issue with the school's computer s