Interactive Teaching

This is a MEGA BUNDLE. This MEGA BUNDLE covers every aspect of cells so that students can reach their learning goals. Includes 16 Products!Products include:PowerPointsWorksheetsActivities/ProjectsWriting PromptsCheck-Ups (Quizzes)Introduction to Cells - BundleWhat a cell isCell TheoryUnicellular vs. Multicellular OrganismsProkaryotic vs. Eukaryotic CellsCharacteristics of all living thingsIntro to identifiable cell organellesCell Organelles - BundleCell Organelle Structure & FunctionPlant vs. An

This bundle includes 8 resources!!!!: PowerPoint reviewing the Circulatory System, Respiratory System, Digestive System, Endocrine System, Immune System, Excretory System, Nervous System, Muscular System, and Skeletal System. It also review key words to help students identify the systems ($4.00).A clean chart for students to organize the human body systems and their parts and functions. Answer key provided ($2.00). Twisted Cornell Notes ($2.00): a twist on traditional Cornell notes. Students wil

These 2 EDITABLE fun and quick activities help students experience how the body maintains homeostasis. Activity 1: First students will do the Balancing Act in which they will balance themselves on one foot until the teacher tells them to stop; this will demonstrate how the skeletal and muscular systems maintain homeostasis. Activity 2: Then students will experiences how exercise causes your pulse rate to increase via doing jumping jacks for one minute (respiratory and circulatory systems wo

This is a twist on traditional Cornell Notes. My students tend to get bored with traditional Cornell Notes so they love doing these instead. My students fill in the Twisted Cornell Notes: Introduction to Life and Cells along with my Introduction to Life and Cells PowerPoint. Topics for both PowerPoint and Twisted Cornell Notes include: Theory vs. LawBiotic vs Abiotic FactorsCharacteristics of LifeCell TheoryLevels of Cellular Organization (Life)What a Cell Needs to SurviveSummary Space (notes

Levels of Cellular Organization PowerPointThis PowerPoint is a great introduction into the hierarchical organization of organisms. The PowerPoint explains the hierarchical organization of organisms from cells to tissues to organs to organ systems to organisms.This would be great with my Levels of Cellular Organization - Flowchart Worksheet.

Introduction to Cells - PowerPoint PresentationThis PowerPoint is a great introduction into cells. It starts by clearly defining the learning goal. Then discusses the 3 Parts of the Cell Theory, compares and contrasts unicellular and multicellular organisms, and the similarities and differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.Introduction to Cells - Guided Cornell Notes This is a simple twist on traditional Cornell Notes in which the topics/questions are already listed for students. Stu

This is a simple compare & contrast map for chemical and mechanical digestion.*Editable*

Levels of Cellular Organization Worksheet (Editable)Flow ChartIn the LEVEL column write the name of the level of organization from least complex to most complex.In the PICTURE column, draw a picture of that level of organization.In the DEFINITION Column, write out the definition of that level of organization.The level, Organism, is illustrated as an example.This can even be used as a formative assessment.Instructions Included on second page if needed. This would be great with my Levels of Cellu

This is a worksheet that I use to check that students can identify and compare/contrast symbiotic relationships. Students will:Complete a fill-in-the-blank section to define the 3 types of symbiotic relationships (mutualism, commensalism, parasitism)Read scenarios and determine the type of symbiotic relationship being described. Students will use symbols such as +, -, 0 to describe each relationship.Read a passage and match statements with the correct symbiotic relationship(s).ANSWER KEY INCLU

PowerPointThis PowerPoint is a great introduction into cells. It starts by clearly defining the learning goal. Then discusses the 3 Parts of the Cell Theory, compares and contrasts unicellular and multicellular organisms, and the similarities and differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.This product pairs great with my Introduction to Cells - Guided Cornell Notes.

This product introduces students to tables and bar graphs. You may also edit either version to fit your specific subject area or topic. Great for Nature of Science, Scientific Method, or to learn about organizing data collection. This is also great for sub plans! 2 Ready-to-Go (NO PREP) Versions:Favorite Activity - students will learn what a bar graph is used for, survey the class for their favorite activity, fill in a table, create a bar graph and summarize their findings.Blank Version - stu

This product introduces students to vocabulary such as pie chart, key, and percentage, data collection, constructing a table, creating a pie chart, and key. You may also edit either version to fit your specific subject area or topic. Great for Nature of Science, Scientific Method, or to learn about organizing data collection. 2 Ready-to-Go (NO PREP) Versions:Eye Color Option - students will learn a few basic vocabulary words in a short intro to pie charts, survey the class for eye color, f

This is a PowerPoint that introduces what life is, its requirements, and cells as the basic building blocks to life. My students follow along with my Twisted Cornell Notes: Introduction to Life and Cells. Topics include: Theory vs. LawBiotic vs Abiotic FactorsCharacteristics of LifeCell TheoryLevels of Cellular Organization (Life)What a Cell Needs to SurviveSummary Space Answer Key Provided

This PowerPoint defines homeostasis and explore how cells of all organisms perform processes to maintain homeostasis via obtaining energy from food, removing waste, and reproducing. It introduces the processes of photosynthesis & cellular respiration.Find videos to add and use my FREE Video Summary Worksheet .

This is a fun creative way for students to become the teacher. Students will pick one of 6 topics to researchStudent will research their topics using the guidelines provided and present to their classmates using a choice board of ways to present.Topics include:PhotosynthesisCellular RespirationHow organisms respond to the environmentMitosisPassive TransportActive Transport

This chart is great for the learning goal: I can compare and contrast types of infectious agents that may infect the human body, including viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasite. Students will have to to write describe, identify as living or non-living, provide examples, and record important information for infectious agents (virus, bacteria, fungi, and parasite). There are two options: one that is completely blank and one that provides the parasite one completed as an example of what is expecte

Covers: Circulatory System, Respiratory System, Digestive System, Endocrine System, Immune System, Excretory System, Nervous System, Muscular System, and Skeletal System. It also review key words to help students identify the systems.

Easy Fill-in the Blank Notes that covers DNA structure and function.EditableAnswer key included!Topics include:Page 1:What is DNA?What does DNA look like?How are copies of DNA madeWhen are copies of DNA made?Page 2What are mutations?What is the role of DNA and RNA in building proteins?

In this activity, you will follow the steps of the scientific method to discover the most common eye color in the class. It will show you how scientists record data on charts, make graphs, and draw conclusions.

Cell Organelle PowerPointThis PowerPoint is a great introduction into the main cell organelles. The PowerPoint compares the structure and function of major organelles of plant and animal cells, including cell wall, cell membrane, nucleus, cytoplasm, chloroplasts, mitochondria, and vacuoles.A great worksheet to add to this would be my Cell Organelle Worksheet.