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This is a fun and engaging way to show competition of resources in eosystems! Students will compete to gather cereal, but what they don't know is that each color represents a different resource. They will go through rounds of eilimination based on the resources they collected/need to survive. The must have the necessary resources in order to move on to each round. This includes a worksheet, teacher directions, and a powerpoint to guide the activity.

This is a great way to introduce or reniforce Renewable and Nonrenewable resources. This has 3 pages to read and a worksheet attached. Answer key provided!

This bundle comes with 8 different activities that give you everything you need for an entire unit teaching competition in an ecosystem! Slideshows, worksheets, labs, projects, and more! With this bundle, you'll be saving almost $7 on high-quality, low-prep activities that are great for sub plans as well!

Help your students understand how Earth’s geosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere interact with this hands-on sorting activity! Students will read real-world examples of Earth events and decide which “sphere” (or spheres) are involved. Then, as a class, they’ll create a visual model showing how Earth’s systems work together. This engaging lesson includes teacher directions, sorting cards, and an exit ticket prompt to assess understanding. Perfect for introducing MS-ESS2-1 (Develop a

This interactive simulation gets students moving, collaborating, and thinking critically as they model real-world ecological interactions! Students build their own ecosystem using cards representing organisms and resources. As they interact, they: Identify who competes for what Determine if competition is within or between species (intraspecific or interspecific competition) Analyze how competition affects survival Then, take it to the next level with a fast-paced competition game where studen

Covering Chemical Reactions: Physical and Chemical Changes in your science class? This product is a fun and engaging way to see the difference in real life. Students work in lab groups to go through 5 stations where they must conduct an experiment. Based on their observations, students must decide if the change was a chemical change or a physical change.

This product is great for a quick lesson, review, or easy sub plans! Students will use their knowledge of rock strata and law of superposition to answer questions then color the picture after revealing the correct color per number.

This product is a great way to introduce students to heat, thermal energy, states of matter, and particle movement. Student will read through the information, then they must answer the comprehension questions to demonstrate their understanding. There is also a drawing/labeling portion for particle movement.

This product is a perfect way to review or check for understanding! With 10 questions focused on particle movement, thermal energy, and state changes, students will have to dig deep to choose the best answer. Once they choose the best answer, they will see which color to use on the back picture!

Help your students write with confidence using these Sentence Starters, Paragraph Frames, and Editing Tools for ELA! This resource supports middle school students as they respond to texts, write opinions, use evidence, participate in discussions, and revise their work effectively. Perfect for grades 5–8, this set gives students the structure they need without taking away their voice. Whether they’re analyzing a story, writing an opinion, citing evidence, or reflecting on learning, these tools ma

Start your leadership class off strong with this ENGAGING, DONE-FOR-YOU first week of leadership lessons! This resource includes everything you need to introduce students to leadership in a meaningful, interactive, and structured way. Perfect for middle school leadership, ASB, student council, or advisory classes, this 5-day plan builds a strong foundation in leadership skills, mindset, and goal setting. What’s Included (5 Full Days of Lessons!) Day 1: Introduction to Leadership Brainstor

Engage your students with this highly interactive digital escape room focused on interactions among organisms! Perfect for middle school science, this activity challenges students to apply their knowledge of symbiotic relationships, predation, mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism while solving puzzles, cracking codes, and working collaboratively. Students will navigate through a series of fun, problem-solving challenges that require critical thinking and content mastery. Each section must be

This presentation is perfect for introducing photosynthesis and cellular respiration! Students will leanr what each process is, why they are important, and how they play roles in cycling matter and energy in ecosystems. There are 15 informative and interactive slides and 4 pages of guided notes for students to work on while they pay attention and listen.

This product is perfect for introducing, reinforcing, and reviewing photosynthesis and cellular respiration! 5 engaging and low prep products included!

This engaging and edible Pancake Lab allows students to model rock strata and fundamental principles of geology using a delicious, hands-on activity. Students will use colored pancakes, syrup, and a straw to actively explore: The Law of Superposition by stacking and identifying the oldest and youngest layers.The use of core samples (straw drilling) to infer the sequence of rock layers.The Principle of Cross-Cutting Relationships as they simulate magma intrusion with syrup.The Principle of Late

Looking for an engaging, hands-on water cycle lab that uses simple, inexpensive materials? In this Water Distillation Lab, students build a solar still to explore evaporation, condensation, and purification of water through a real world survival scenario. Students act as scientists stranded on a desert island and must use their knowledge of the water cycle to turn dirty or salty water into clean water. This lab is highly engaging, easy to set up, and perfect for reinforcing key physical science

Engage your students with this hands-on Solar Oven STEM Lab that brings renewable energy to life! In this fun and interactive activity, students design, build, and test their own solar ovens using simple materials while exploring how sunlight can be converted into heat energy. This lab introduces key science concepts like heat transfer, absorption, reflection, and insulation in an easy-to-understand and highly engaging way. Students will make predictions, collect temperature data over time, and

This bundle includes 5 engaging activities! These activites are low-prep and would also be perfect for sub plans.

Five fun, engagning, hands-on, and low-prep activites for Earth's Natural Hazards!

This mini-project is perfect for students who are learning about Resources and Competition in Ecosystems. With this project, students will choose a habitat to research and must identify the characteristics of the habitat, the abiotic and biotic factors in the habitat, the resources, and the types of competition that are evident. Students will use their research to create a detailed one-pager showcasing their information.