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Did you know that March is Women's History Month? Help your students learn more about women scientists in history with this engaging word search. Perfect for broadening horizons and as an early finisher activity- there is no prep required, just print and go! This resource is part of a whole comprehensive activity pack-Check it out here!

Looking for a no prep 2's day science activity?! Look no further! Students will use their knowledge of elements to decide who should wear the "Ultimate 2's Day Champion" crown between helium (atomic #2) and titanium (atomic #22). This is a 2 page printable project that requires little to no prep, just print and go!

Engage your middle school science students while they practice various skills scientists use daily. Once finished, they will use the answers to color the corresponding parts of a fun mandala coloring page! This resource can be useful for a print-and-go no prep lesson, early finishers, extra-help, no-prep homework, stations, no-prep substitute plans, enrichment and so much more! What's Included:Student Coloring Page Teacher Key

Use this sheet with any lab to help students relate phenomena to content. You can use this vocabulary sheet with any unit of study. You choose the vocabulary words to input, the students define them, then after doing a lab, observation or activity in class, the students will relate the word and the definition back to what they witnessed to help them comprehend and create a mental image for deep, meaningful learning! This resource comes with a printable and digital version (for Google). Learn mor

Use this survey at the beginning of the school year or semester to get to know your students. This product comes with 3 versions: 1- Printable Survey 2- Interactive PDF (to be used with programs like "Preview" (Apple) and "Adobe" 3- Google Version to be added and edited on Google Drive

Quick 1-page reference guide on how to make a basic Punnett square.

This product is recommended for small-group teaching or splitting your class in half as there are only 10 cards. The students need to actively listen for a description of the word they have and read their card to continue the game. The concepts reviewed with this interactive game are: air mass, front, warm front, cold front, maritime air masses, continental air masses, polar air masses and tropical air masses.