Kinsyth Ludeman

Great to do the day before a frog dissection. I did this with my 9th grade biology students. Student will visit 7 stations covering: American Bullfrog taxonomy, call, life cycle, amphibians VS reptiles, adaptations, internal, and external anatomy. This is designed to be completed in one, 45-minute class period. Stations include videos, audios, readings, and diagrams. Zip folder contains the Frog dissection pre-lab student worksheet and stations.

A worksheet to go with a frog dissection simulation from this website -- > The Frog: A Virtual dissection (ilc.org)

This includes a student answer sheet and 17 stations about the Geologic Time Scale, focusing on mainly after the Precambrian Era. Option 1 - You can post these around the room or at tables and have students walk around the room to complete.  Option 2 - You can also have students access these digitally rather than print.  Option 3 - Another option it to print the slides as a packet and have the students complete at their desk alone  or with a partner.  The booklet (student answer sheet, 1 page fr

Goes with the PBS YouTube video "A Brief History of Geologic Time." Includes 3 multiple choice, 3 short answer questions, and 3 open ended questions. The video is about 12 minutes long. Answer key included.

Each cover is a half sheet (8.5inx5.5x). I printed on 8.5inx5.5in sticker labels to stick on the front of students' composition notebooks.

An activity related to energy flow/adaptations for students to complete while watching The Lion King. Great way to end unit on food webs. Includes vocabulary "food web, organism, producer, herbivore, omnivore, carnivore, ecosystem, adaptation"

Vox article on why cars are getting larger and the ramifications. This discusses taxes/federal policies, the environmental impacts, and the market shift. Includes a Word doc of the article and the website. Includes answer key. Could be used in a science class or marketing/economics class or civics class.

This includes 7 multiple choice and 7 short answer questions about the YouTube video "Why Americans love big cars" by Vox. Video is about 10 minutes long and linked on the worksheet. Includes answer key. Multiple Choice Questions: Test understanding with a variety of questions that cover key points and concepts from the video.Short Answer Questions: Dive deeper into the material with thought-provoking questions that encourage critical thinking and detailed responses

Graphic Organizer notes on the 5 classes of vertebrates (fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals).