Nicholas Farrell

Awesome online simulation and videos for evolution. There didn't seem to be any questions available so I made my own. Hope this helps you and your class. It touches upon some basic evolution vocabulary such as natural selection, artificial selection, traits, heritability, mutations, speciation, etc. Designed for about a 60 minute period. Link to the simulation is here if you'd like to check it out: https://labs.minutelabs.io/evolution-simulator/

Food: Delicious Science Episode 1: Food on the Brain Episode 2: A Matter of Taste Episode 3: We Are What We Eat Available on PBS.org and Amazon Prime Video Questions that follow the video Answer keys included for Episodes 2 and 3 Designed for Chemistry class but can work with Biology, Health and other sciences *I recommend turning on closed captioning for ELL students and/or to help students with spelling

Food: Delicious Science Episode 3: We Are What We Eat ALSO AVAILABLE IN BUNDLE (all 3 episodes) Available on PBS.org and Amazon Prime Video Questions that follow the video Answer key included Designed for Chemistry class but can work with Biology, Health and other sciences *I recommend turning on closed captioning for ELL students and/or to help students with spelling

Simple introductory vectors vs scalars worksheet for my conceptual physics class!

Includes: -Honors midterm -Honors practice midterm -College prep midterm -College prep practice midterm -Answer keys for all of the above Format: 6 multiple choice (5 pts ea), 10 open-ended (7 pts ea) Units included: -Kinematics -Dynamics -Circular Motion / Gravitation Concepts covered: -Vectors -Displacement -Velocity -Acceleration -Newton's Laws -One-dimensional motion -Two-dimensional motion -Friction -Tension -Centripetal / centrifugal forces -Law of Gravitation -Spri

Food: Delicious Science Episode 1: Food on the Brain Available on PBS.org and Amazon Prime Video Questions that follow the video Designed for Chemistry class but can work with other sciences

5 different versions of a quiz on atomic structure, ions, isotopes, and matter vs non-matter.

An activity to practice the skill of analyzing charts and graphs. The final section asks students to make their own line graphs. The topic I used for this activity was electronegativity and atomic radius for my Chemistry and General Science classes.

Questions for using PHET's projectile motion simulator. First page is conceptual, second page is math-based calculations, where students can make predictions and then test whether they were correct.

This is a student exploratory activity in which students use the PHET Greenhouse Gas simulator. This handout walks them through the simulator and requires that they experiment with different settings and conditions. If students don't have access to chromebooks, this can be given as a homework assignment or can be done as a demo of sorts.

Food: Delicious Science Episode 2: A Matter of Taste ALSO AVAILABLE IN BUNDLE (all 3 episodes) Available on PBS.org and Amazon Prime Video Questions that follow the video Answer key included Designed for Chemistry class but can work with Biology, Health and other sciences *I recommend turning on closed captioning for ELL students and/or to help students with spelling

Includes: -Honors Google Quiz (Link in Document) -Honors study guide -College Google Form Quiz (Link in Document) -College study guide -Answer keys for all of the above Format: 20 multiple choice (5 pts ea) Google Forms Units included: -Linear Momentum -Conservation of momentum -Rotational Motion Topics Covered: -Linear / Tangential velocity -Angular Velocity -Angular Displacement -Angular acceleration -Conversions (radians to degrees, RPM to radians, etc.) -Torque No grading necessary! Grades

Includes: -Honors quiz (3 versions) -Honors practice quiz -College prep (1 version) -College prep practice quiz -Answer keys for all of the above Format: Honors: 3 multiple choice, 7 open-ended (all questions 10 points each) College-prep: 6 multiple choice, 4 open-ended (all questions 10 points each) Units included: -Energy -Work -Power Equations Used: -KE=½mv2 -PE=mgh -PE=½kx2 -W=F*d -ΔET=Ff*d -P=W/t -P=F*v

National Geographic’s American Genius: Oppenheimer vs Heisenberg Race for the bomb Available on Netflix and YouTube Designed for Chemistry class but can work for general science or possibly physics as well

Molar calculations, moles, molar mass, gram formula mass, unknown elements

PowerPoint on Electronegativity and Atomic Radius graphing activity