Kyle Verspoor

This bundle includes five labs/activities to do with students to cover basic measurement skills and introduce vectors. These focus on student engagement and participation while making real world connections. The descriptions of each individual item may provide more context to how to run/setup each one. If anything is unclear please leave a comment and I will respond and provide the necessary support/help/clarification.

This bundle includes four labs/activities all based on principles of one dimensional kinematics. It includes discovering acceleration, acceleration on a slope, the acceleration due to gravity, and a real-world investigation into safe driving distances based on student's reaction time, initial velocity, and size of their vehicle. These labs can all be completed with minimal prep, and even by remote students. They are a great way for students to get their hands on science, and make connections

This flowchart will help guide students through the thinking process of summary multiple choice questions. Post this in your classroom as part of your test-taking toolkit and help your students master ELA Next-Gen Standard 2. This flowchart is perfect for the following question stems: - Which of the following ideas is most important to include in a summary? - Which of the following details should not be included in a summary? This is also a helpful for students who are writing their own summa