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Set yourself up for success to lead a comprehensive study of world biomes. Set your own schedule or use an optional syllabus. (Check it out in our preview) Also watch a closing bonus video that provides a look back at information gathered over the study period. Students will learn: Major world biomes, where they are located, and why they exist Major features, flora, and fauna of each biome How plants and animals adapt And SO much more! Each lesson has a scripted PowerPoint, vocabulary, Google Ea

Students gain an introduction to a celebrity painter who is known for his landscape art and fun catch phrases. Students will also be walked through the layers of paint to create their own work of happy trees.

This lab focuses on the elements of blood that flow through the circulatory system. Components, their percentage within the blood, and sedimentation rate are discussed. Students apply this information to create a test tube model of blood containing representation of plasma, red and white blood cells, and platelets. This handout recommends using plastic test tubes that can be bought in bulk, but this can also work well with water bottles.

Save yourself hours of preparation before presenting on the topic of the skeletal system. This PowerPoint is packed with information that can be used as a 1 hour class or broken up and used to introduce individual pieces of the skeletal system. Lesson topics include: Functions of the Skeletal System Types of Bones Bone Composition (calcium, collagen, bone marrow) Cartilage Joint Types Ligaments Tendons Teeth Skeletal Medical Conditions (scoliosis and osteoarthritis) Musculoskeletal Career

Present answers to these questions: Where is the coniferous forest located throughout the globe? What are the weather conditions in the taiga? What are the features of the trees that make this forest unique? What is the oldest, tallest and widest tree? What other plants survive in these forests? What are some of the animals that call the coniferous forest home? What is food web? This includes an overview of producers, consumers, and decomposers as well as an example food web for this biome. The

Provide students a guide for the creation of their own representation of the Northern Lights. Recommendation is for chalk pastels and glow in the dark puff paints. Supply list and step by step instructions included.

Save yourself hours of preparation before presenting on the topic of the skeletal system. This PowerPoint is packed with information that can be used as a 1 hour class or broken up and used to introduce individual pieces of the skeletal system. Lesson topics include: Functions of the Skeletal System Types of Bones Bone Composition (calcium, collagen, bone marrow) Cartilage Joint Types Ligaments Tendons Teeth Skeletal Medical Conditions (scoliosis and osteoarthritis) Musculoskeletal Career

Lead an engaging introduction on the desert biome including specific focus on the Gobi, Sahara, Antarctic, and Mojave deserts. You will be prepared to present answers to these questions: Where can you find both the hot and cold deserts of the world? What are the famous flora and fauna in the deserts? Why do day and night temperatures vary so greatly? What is continentality? What is a rain shadow? What is desertification and where is this taking place? What water conservation methods are used by

Present answers to these questions: Where can I find the shrubland biome? What are other names for this biome? What plants and animals call the shrubland home? What is cochineal? What plant can it be found on and how is it used? What is the difference between and aardvark and an ant eater? What is the difference between a mountain lion and a bob cat? The PowerPoint includes screen scripts. This bundle also includes: Handout for diorama activity Google Earth exploration guide with coordinates of

Save yourself time in preparation of teaching an introduction on the freshwater biome. You will present answers to these questions: What bodies of water are categorized as freshwater biome? Where can you find these freshwater sources? What makes a pond different than a lake other than its size? How do streams and rivers operate together? What are the award-winning rivers and lakes of the world? How are lakes formed? What is lake stratification? What impacts the velocity of a river? What are the

Save yourself time in preparation of teaching an introduction on the tropical rainforest biome. You will be able answers to these questions: Where are the tropical rainforests located? What tropical rainforest receives the most rainfall in the world? What are some of the valuable resources? What is deforestation and where is this happening? What are some of the amazing flora and fauna found in the different tropical rainforests? What are the four layers of rainforest? Who is the loudest land ani

Students will be introduced to the Gobi, Sahara, Antarctic, and Mojave deserts and you will be prepared to present answers to these questions: Where can you find both the hot and cold deserts of the world? What are the famous flora and fauna in the deserts? Why do day and night temperatures vary so greatly? What is continentality? What is a rain shadow? What is desertification and where is this taking place? What water conservation methods are used by the flora and fauna? Other topics include: T

Save yourself time in preparation of teaching an introduction on the ocean biome. You will be prepared to present answers to these questions: What is the largest world biome covering 70% of the earth's surface? What is the coldest ocean? Where is the Mariana Trench? What are the ocean zones? What are cnidarians? What historic events happened in the Atlantic Ocean? Where is the Ring of Fire? What ocean plant is the producer of more than 50% of the world's oxygen? Is coral a plant or an animal? Ad

Set yourself up for a great lecture on the integumentary system. This PowerPoint is packed with information and animations to keep your audience engaged. Lesson topics include: Integumentary system functions Skin layers Melanocytes/Melanin Elastin Keratin Sweat and oil glands Hair Nails Professions that work with the integumentary system Body painting (Using the skin as a canvas) And fun trivia This lesson is part of a human body series that integrates science and art.

Save yourself hours of preparation before presenting on the musculoskeletal system. This bundle contains a skeletal system presentation with enough information to be used as a 1-hour class or multiple sessions AND a second PowerPoint dedicated to the muscular system. All projects are art focused to utilized creativity as a memory reinforcement. Skeletal system lesson topics include: Functions of the Skeletal System Types of Bones Bone Composition (calcium, collagen, bone marrow) Cartilage Joi

This is a great addition to any biome study! Each biome guide has four to six examples for students to locate and explore. What student wouldn't love their own guided tour of the world! Handouts guide students in the use of Google Earth to explore the world around them.

An Escape Room to Enhance Grammar Lessons Turn mundane and boring grammar review into a challenging and stimulating activity. Make your student’s learning experience memorable this year with our Grammar Escape Room. FAQ How many players can participate?The escape room can be played with as little as one person to a suggested max of 5 people. Alternative endings are provided to allow for 4 different escapes without participants being able to give away the escape clue. What else will I need?A li

Guide students through the coldest and harshest biomes on our planet. Student will be introduced to the adaptable plants and animals of the tundra as well as its many unique sky lights. This lesson will delight the learner with its beautiful landscapes, furry animals, and bright lights. Use Powerpoint full of beautiful pictures, a script, and animations to lead students through new information. Explore further with Google Earth using our latitude and longitude locations. Guide students in an a

Guide students through the digestive tract, from the first bite of pizza to the final elimination of waste. Students will learn ten major parts of the digestive system and how each works to break down food that provides nutrients for the body. Tie it all together at the end by exploring how food can be used in art. Topics covered include: Digestive System role Digestive System components Step by step through the digestive tract Gut bacteria Digestive system trivia Disease and illness Gastroenter

Present answers questions such as: Where is the coniferous forest located throughout the globe? What are the weather conditions in the taiga? What are the features of the trees that make this forest unique? What is the oldest, tallest and widest tree? What other plants survive in these forests? What are some of the animals that call the coniferous forest home? What is food web? This includes an overview of producers, consumers, and decomposers as well as an example food web for this biome. The P