Lessons by Lex

Looking for an easy way to teach kids how to write an abstract? This is a perfect resource; it is broken down to where you can walk away, and the student should be able to write a well written abstract!

FULL SEMESTER CURRICULUM! You don't have to do anything besides print or push out to students!! I have created a full semester of projects for your Earth & Space science classes. I have created the rubric for you to use based on Standards based grading. I use this as the class gets between 2-4 days depending on how long your class is and how detailed the standard is. I would pass out a copy of the specific standard. Walk through the standard. ** This shows EVERYTHING a student needs to be ab

Speed, velocity and acceleration problems your kids can practice with.

Test for Semester 1 Physical Science

Rubric for your Rube Goldberg group project

For this lab you and your team will design, demonstrate and observe the Doppler Effect in real life. You will have to complete a formal lab report for your experiment using the guidelines previously given to you.

This final project for Earth Science gives youth a chance to look at many different ways that we can help end hunger and find creative solutions to other problems! Youth will complete research on a country of their choice - I have let students pick their own countries and I have also chosen specific countries for them all to research. It is up to you. They will research a typical family, select a topic to focus on, analyze its impact on food security, explore and propose solutions, and finally

Behavior of Waves Lab

Raised objects have gravitational potential energy ( PE). Moving objects have kinetic energy ( KE). In this lab, you will find out how these two kinds of energy are related in a system in which a ball rolls down a ramp.

Step into a winter wonderland of scientific discovery with "The Science of Christmas: Exploring Festive Reactions!" This thrilling Christmas-themed science lab is an explosive blend of festive fun and educational enlightenment. In just 45 minutes, students will embark on a hands-on adventure, diving into the secrets behind their favorite holiday wonders.

Prepare for a gastronomic journey like never before! This groundbreaking science lab, "Investigating the Chemistry of Thanksgiving Foods," invites you to uncover the mysteries behind your favorite holiday foods. From the sizzle of roast turkey to the sweetness of pumpkin pie, we dive deep into the science that makes Thanksgiving feasts delicious. This lab contains 4 different experiments.

The objective of this laboratory experiment is to enhance students' understanding of motion by introducing them to the concepts of speed, acceleration, and velocity. Through an inquiry-based approach, students will design and conduct experiments to measure and calculate these variables, allowing them to explore the relationship between them and gain a deeper understanding of motion.

Embark on a Culinary Adventure: Dive into the fascinating realm of Thanksgiving cuisine, unraveling the secrets of enzymes present in delectable dishes. Experience the magic of enzymatic activity firsthand and grasp the pivotal role these biological catalysts play in shaping the mouthwatering flavors and textures of our favorite holiday foods. Through engaging experiments and hands-on exploration, discover the science behind enzymes and gain a profound understanding of their significance in biol

The scientist, Sir Isaac Newton, helped to organize the thinking about forces by formulating three laws. In his book Newton describes his three laws of motion. Newton’s Laws are all around us.  To prove this, you will conduct 14 different activities showing everyday examples of these laws.

This guide will help your students with the scientific method process when creating their science fair project. It walks the student step by step through each process so if they are working and you are not available to help them, they will be able to figure it out. This guide was created to help students in grade 6-12th grade.

Youth will learn how chemical changes can occur using the reaction of Alka-Seltzer pellets and water. Youth will also learn how phases of matter and pressure affect chemical reactions.

Real life practice with Speed, Acceleration and Momentum

In this activity, you will be using different colored chips to demonstrate the concept of ions and positive and negative charges.

Create your own Mission Patch. Each manned mission into space requires a hand picked crew of astronauts. The astronaut crew works with a graphic designer to create a patch that represents the crew and their mission. The mission patch includes all of the crew names and the graphic design depicts aspects of the mission and of the crew’s lives that are most important. Each mission patch comes with detailed description to explain the choice of the design.

The primary learning objective of the "AI Art Challenge" activity is for youth to explore STEAM with art and artificial intelligence. Through this creative process, youth will gain hands-on experience in using AI tools to generate, modify, or enhance artworks. The goal is to foster artistic expression and explore the innovative possibilities AI brings to the art world. Youth will develop a deeper appreciation for the fusion of technology and creativity. They will also gain valuable insights into