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This 34 question worksheet provides a way for students to follow along with the Bill Nye Genes video. The questions are short answer and fill-in-the-blank. The video and worksheet cover the following concepts: DNA, genes, inheriting genes from parents, chromosomes, dominant, recessive. Like all Bill Nye videos, the Genes episode is both educational and entertaining. An answer key is included.

This 13 question worksheet provides a way for students to follow along with the Bill Nye Flowers video. The questions are all fill-in-the-blank. The video and worksheet cover the following concepts: stamen, pollen, pistil, egg, seed, food, pollination, fruit, special markings, different species of flowers. The worksheet goes in order of the video so students don't lose their place while filling in the guide sheet. There is plenty of line space for students to fill in their answers. This worksh

This 11 question worksheet provides a way for students to follow along with the Bill Nye Momentum video. The questions are all fill-in-the-blank. The video and worksheet cover the following momentum related concepts: momentum, weight,speed, transfer of momentum. The worksheet goes in order of the video so students don't lose their place while filling in the guide sheet. Like all Bill Nye videos, the Momentum episode is both educational and entertaining. An answer key is included.

Use this flowchart to help students follow, understand, and see the life and death of stars. The flowchart shows the path a small/medium star will take versus the path a large star will take. While no background knowledge is provided to the teacher on the life and death of stars, this document is a great visual that organizes that information for the teacher and student. Answer key is provided.

How do scientists classify small solar system objects? They classify dwarf planets, asteroids, comets and meteoroids by their size, shape, composition, and orbit. This chart will help students organize these characteristics of the small objects found in our solar system.

This 10 slide Power Point Presentation defines symbiosis and the three types of symbiotic relationships. Examples of each type of relationship are also provided. First my classes create a foldable using a blank piece of computer paper. We fold it once in half hamburger style. We make two cuts on the front to create 3 front flaps. The first slide of the PP shows students how they should label the front of their foldable. Each following slide has the info that is written on and inside the foldabl

Students are to identify how they can make a physical and chemical change to five objects. Then students choose an additional object to make a physical and chemical change to.

This Power Point Presentation is created to help students understand the basics of friction - force, roughness, kinetic friction, static friction, rolling and sliding friction, how to increase/reduce. Print the blank templates for the students to fill out while the graphic organizer style presentation runs.

Front load your lesson by having students create this vocabulary foldable of basic motion terms. Fold a loose leaf sheet of paper across into four columns and fold down to create rows. This vocabulary tool requires students to define the word, use it in a sentence or give an example of it, and finally draw a picture or symbol that will help them remember the word. This vocabulary foldable turns into a study tool. Students can quiz themselves by folding columns so only the word and picture show

This 12 problem worksheet asks students to identify chemical and physical changes and give an explanation for their choice. It's a perfect review to be used in the middle school chemisty classroom. An answer key is provided.

This chart is organized to define the levels of an ecosystem. The chart is also laid out so you can organize sample environments from their smallest element(organism) to the largest element(ecosystem). An answer key is provided.