MLG Science

Goes along well with the Comparative Anatomy Article to help students organize information about homologous, analogous and vestigial structures.

Allow students to explore identifying matter using properties. Here they work in lab groups to describe various materials using physical and chemical properties. If they are unsure if that item carries a property, they must research!

Begin a new lesson learning about Powers of 10. A cheat sheet chart that allows students to fill in and follow patterns to understand powers of 10.

End of unit assessment on forces and motions. This end of unit test, assess student knowledge of Newton's Three Laws.

An introductory worksheet on how to balance chemical equations.

Do Now (Bell Ringer) on Newton's Three Laws. Great activity to complete and go over in an easy 10 minutes to get class started!

Worksheet based on Newton's Three Laws of Motion. Can be used as a bell ringer, exit ticket, or practice reinforcement!

Students work on practicing skills for "coding" DNA. They practice pairing DNA and mRNA, chunking base pairs into three and finding the "protein" that each codon codes for. Each DNA or RNA sequence will make a three letter word that they will discover using the coding charts. Fun, easy way to get students to begin learning how the process works!

A quiz that assess' student knowledge of light.

Students work on this worksheet to help with knowledge of Newton's Second Law (f=ma). This worksheet is color coded for which formula to use, for an easier understanding.

While students watch the movie Finding Nemo, they can follow along with this worksheet that pulls principles of Natural Selection from the movie.

Students apply their knowledge of the individual parts of the EMS and their prior knowledge of waves and parts of waves. Each group picks one piece of the EMS to focus on and create a project to present and teach their class.

Notes on Charles Darwin and the Theory of Evolution.

Notes for students learning about the water cycle.

Use this worksheet as a bell-ringer or homework assignment as extra practice for balancing chemical equations/reactions.

Use this resource for you students to break down the individual steps in learning how to balance chemical equations.

Powerpoint on animal behavior (learner vs. innate) and symbiotic relationships amongst different organisms.

Students work in partners to create a body system of their choice on the layout of their body. Rubric with student checklist and teacher score included!

Students engage in chemical reactions practice with this mini lab as an activity when learning chemical reactions, chemical formulas and balancing chemical equations.

Students engage in a worksheet practicing using Punnett Squares!