Mr. Huber's STEM Classroom

This Cut-Outs page goes with a lab titled "Celestial Objects Modeling Lab on my TPT Classroom. Please be sure to purchase the lab that goes with this page!

A fun twist to exploring Latitude & Longitude- explore the seven seas as you use Earth's coordinate system to find buried treasure! This activity is a great initial introduction tool for Latitude and Longitude for students. I always had a lot of fun getting into the pirate character while we searched for the treasure! Answer key included.

Learn the basics of Microsoft Excel in a life-applicable format! Being proficient in Microsoft Excel equations and graphing will ensure that students use Excel effectively in the years to come. This method allows them to not only think about how to make these equations, but also how to use them in a manner that is helpful for them. I used this assignment as a step-by-step "Do as I do" activity, where I would complete one step, then do a micro-check for understanding. This assignment can also be

Get your students up and moving around in this stations-based weathering activity lab. Each station presents a different style of weathering that they should complete. This is a great lab for using the scientific method in action, as there are many opportunities for following step-by-step methods of experiments, recording observations/data, and drawing conclusions from this data. These are some great one-and-done style experiments that you will enjoy!

This lab was one of my favorites to give my students because we could connect a learning concept from class to their real-world observations in real time quite well. In this lab, students are asked, over the course of several days, to analyze the weather at home, and create a station model with that information as well as some online resources for other factors they can't measure at home. I liked to go outside with my students and collect the first round of data together or do an example togethe

Looking for a creative way to model the way we see our solar system? This laboratory activity is a hands-on, engaging way for your students to think critically about modeling our night sky in all degrees. In my old classroom, I used to have these hard plastic clear half-spheres that I had no idea what to do with. They reminded me of those home planetariums that can project the stars on the walls. I used this as an idea to create that dome above a figure. Great for kinesthetic learners, art-focus

Get out your mixing bowls and flour! It's time to make some cookies in chemistry class! This lab activity is a fun way to engage students in how to convert from one unit to another, all while creating a class full of cookies to share! Purchase the ingredients listed in the lab, split the students into manageable groups. Their quality of their cookies will be determined by the quality of their unit conversions! This lab contains the following: - Instructions - Recommended point values for work co

Looking for a creative way to model the way we see our solar system? This laboratory activity is a hands-on, engaging way for your students to think critically about modeling our night sky in all degrees. In my old classroom, I used to have these hard plastic clear half-spheres that I had no idea what to do with. They reminded me of those home planetariums that can project the stars on the walls. I used this as an idea to create that dome above a figure. Great for kinesthetic learners, art-focus