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The students will use this activity to learn about the different layers of the Earth. The lab includes a pre-assessment or a place to list the properties of the Earth's Layers. It then goes into the lab procedures using a Milky Way. Students will cut into a milky way to see how the layers compare to those of Earth. The lab then asks questions about each layer and why it relates to the Earth layers. At the end of the lab there is a post assessment or and 'exit slip' to assess what the student

This packet includes vocabulary activities for middle school classrooms. They can be modified to use with any set of words for any subject. There are different activities for pre-assessment, instruction, and post assessment. These activities can be used on a vocabulary day or just used one at a time. 20 DIFFERENT VOCABULARY ACTIVITIES!!!!

Students will work in a group to create a google slide presentation about water pollution. This document contains 8 different scenarios of ways water can be polluted Industry Acid Rain Groundwater Landfills Oil spill runoff point source pollution nonpoint source pollution

scenarios that can be sorted into point source and nonpoint sources of pollution

This is a lesson plan dealing with multiplying fractions. It is very well written out and is very detailed. This download includes the lesson plan in detail with instructions, materials, accommodations for gifted/special ed learners and step my step processes. There is also description of how to assess students. "I have... Who has..." Card templates are included The student activity sheet is included mathematics observation checklist is included and Rubric for the activity is also included

Students will work in pairs to create a mini-poster that visually illustrates the process of balancing a chemical equation. Assign each pair a chemical equation. They will create an art project/poster to represent the balancing of the equation. They should use a different picture/item/color to represent each different element. Instructions included along with 12 different equations.

This final exam review is designed for 9th grade physical science. It covers the following topics: * Waves * Energy * Electricity * Forces * Motion * Newton's Laws

This lesson plan is for the fourth grade common core math standard dealign with patterns. 4.OA.5 In this lesson, students will explore the number of spirals on a pinecone and pineapple to show there are patterns everywhere including nature. This will help introduce a bigger pattern known as the Fibonacci sequence. Students will then work in groups to determine the rule for the Fibonacci sequence and what kind of pattern it follows.

This test includes * Water Cycle * Surface water & Watersheds * Ground water (Permeability/porosity) * Water Pollution (Point source/nonpoint source) * Acids, Bases, pH * Acid Rain

Students will research 5 different countries and determine their water crisis. They will come up with Recommendations to help the problem.

Looking for an Introduction to STEM to use with your students? With this activity, students will do some research on their own! They will have to create a google slides presentation to show their basic knowledge of STEM, including careers, STEM projects that could be done in class, the meaning, and expectations of STEM. This is a great activity to use as a filler when there is a substitute or as a first 2 days of the course assignment. It is awesome to see what the kids can come up with!

The students will create a scale model of Earth using poster paper. Each pair of students will create a wedge of the Earth. When combined with all students in the class, it will make the entire Earth

This test covers: - Importance of the atmosphere to living things - The gases that make up out atmosphere - The layers of the atmosphere.

This download contains three lessons from a cumulative unit. the first lesson is on measurement, the second lesson is on the golden ratio, and the third lesson is on scale and contains a map activity. These lessons are not to be used day after day, but are part of a unit that should be spread out. This unit explores the concepts of proportional reasoning, ratio, and indirect measurement. Students engage in a variety of activities that involve taking their own measurements, exploring differe

Quiz covering: photosynthesis cellular respiration the energy pyramid

You have been hired by Elements of the Universe, a comic book publisher, to create a new comic dealing with an element from the periodic table. You can choose to depict a superhero whose appearance, characteristics and powers are based on an element in the periodic table, or you can show an interaction between two different elements coming together to form a compound. Your supervisor wants you to present your information through a one-page comic strip. Use pic collage and choose a template with

Students will create a presentation choosing the alternative energy source that they think is the best option to use. Which energy source has the most benefits? Which energy source will harness the most energy? What are the negatives to this energy source? How could we deal with the negatives?

Students will use a brainpop video as well as an informational website to answer questions about the parts of a transverse and a longitudinal wave.

This test covers the layers of the atmosphere, why the atmosphere is important to human life, and the different gases that are present in our atmosphere.

You have just been selected to create a children’s book about an elements first day of school. You are told the basic storyline to help you get started. On the first day of school, each element is required to introduce him/herself to the rest of the class. He/She is required to include the following information in the presentation. Using Book Creator App, illustrate the information in a way that will appeal to little kids.