Robert Stuck

Final exam for Environmental Science. Fifty multiple choice questions and one open-answer writing prompt with rubric. (MS Word Format)

This first PowerPoint project is a presentation in which the student describes themselves, their family, and other facts they would like to share such as favorite movies, aspirations, etc. Includes rubric with all the requirements for the presentation. I usually show them a sample using my information so the students better get to know me. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Test students gullibility with this fun activity. I use this in science class to teach logical thinking. I use it with kids in groups of two or three competing to see who can get the most correct. There are 25 questions with answers in an editable Word document.

Complete syllabus for Computer Apps course. Details expectations as well as outline of topics covered for each program (uses MS Office).

A matching test of 26 basic computer terms, from browser to URL (Word Document format).

PowerPoint presentation outlining the early history of forensic science from early Chinese uses of fingerprints to Locard's "Institute of Criminalistics". Student notes are highlighted in green.

Professional looking fingerprint card for use in science or forensic science classes. Works well with ink or pencil printing.

Word document Test/ Quiz with 30 multiple choice and four open-ended questions covering Darwin's theory to fossil formation.

PowerPoint presentation outlining laboratory safety procedures. Contains 17 easily modified slides. Can be used with all grades and modified to fit any specific lab type.

Students collect the fingerprints of their lab partners using graphite (from pencils). This is an simple, safe and easy to clean-up lab activity which generates great data. Students identify their prints then collect the class data in the included chart.

This is my "Biology Survival Manual for my biology classes. It is easily editable for most classes and your specific rules. Many of the rules are universal. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

History of forensic science from 1900 to the present. Student notes are highlighted in green.

Using MS Excel, the student is given step-by-step instructions in creating a checkerboard.

In this activity, Students will use MS Excel to create a bingo card following specific instructions, but also allows creative editing (Word Document format).

Form to be submitted by student to outline their idea for science fair submission.

Simple exercise to introduce student to MS Paint. I use this as a gateway before moving onto more sophisticated programs.

Five open-ended questions students answer after reading an article on Spyware (link included).

Short web-based activity using an article from Atlas Obscura about Houdini's death and his "attempts" to contact the living from beyond.

Using MS Publisher, create a dining menu for a theme restaurant