Keystone Science

Engage your secondary science students with this hands-on, NGSS-aligned lab investigation focused on experimental design and data analysis. Students will explore the essential question: How does the absorbency of school paper towels compare to other store brands? Through this comprehensive lab, students will write a testable hypotheses, design a controlled experiment, collect and analyze data, and present their findings using a scientific poster template. Product Highlights:NGSS-Aligned: Meets

Kick off your biology or chemistry course with this engaging, no-prep introduction to the Science & Engineering Practices (SEPs) of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). Perfect for grades 9–12, these differentiated science stations are designed to give students a hands-on, inquiry-based experience with the full set of NGSS-aligned practices—ideal for building the foundation of 3D learning from day one. What’s Included: 42 pages of print-and-go station materials 8 unique stations,

Introduce your students to the essential Crosscutting Concepts (CCCs) of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) with this engaging, low-prep station activity designed for high school science. Perfect for grades 9–12, this resource helps students explore the big ideas that connect all areas of science—setting the stage for three-dimensional (3D) learning from the very first week of class. Whether you teach biology, chemistry, or any high school science course, these stations offer a m

Included in this post: PPT file with presentation notes, vibrant images, PDF file with guided, fill-in-the-blank notes with answer key. If you are looking for a COMPLETE PowerPoint and note packet for an introduction to microscopes, cell parts, and the different cell types, this is it! Topics align to Unit 1 - Basic Biological Principles of the Pennsylvania Biology Keystone Exam: Explain the characteristics common to all organismsDescribe the characteristics of life shared by all prokaryotic an

Looking for an engaging way to reinforce your students’ understanding of cell organelles and their functions? This Cell Parts Project is a hands-on, choice-based assignment that allows students to demonstrate their knowledge of the structures found in plant cells, animal cells, and prokaryotic (bacteria) cells. Students will explore key cell parts by completing a creative final product of their choice. They can select from four project options: Cell Analogies Collage 3D Model of a Plant

This is a listing for ALL SEVENTEEN of my Crash Course Biology worksheets. SIX of them have homework checks that are also included! Save 25% off list price by buying in bulk! New worksheets will be added periodically until all Crash Course Biology videos are covered. Individual descriptions for each worksheet are at the individual listings (URLs below). Everything in the individual listings are included in the bundle! Crash Course is a channel on YouTube with great content videos on various s

Crash Course is a channel on YouTube with great content videos on various subjects. The science videos are done by Hank Green and are entertaining and highly visual however, the humor is best suited for a high school classroom. The note page will help students take notes from the videos, they’ll know what they need to know! This can be done in class or (my favorite) as homework. This file (student note page and teacher answer key) are included as a PDF file. PDF files make this a PRINT AND GO a

Crash Course is a channel on YouTube with great content videos on various subjects. The science videos are done by Hank Green and are entertaining and highly visual however, the humor is best suited for a high school classroom. The note page will help students take notes from the videos, they’ll know what they need to know! This can be done in class or (my favorite) as homework. PDF file is included with the note page and an answer key. PDF files make this a PRINT AND GO activity! Related Produ

On this worksheet, students sort the listed cell parts into one of four categories based on their function. he activity is meant to challenge student's understanding of the functions of the different parts of the cell. This one page activity is SO versatile! Use it as homework to reinforce the functions of the different parts of the cellThink Pair Share as part of a whole class discussion to get students to EXPLAIN why they group cell parts a certain wayALSO ADAPTED FOR REMOTE/HYBRID LEARNING!!