Science Edventures

Students will make a visual of geologic time by using a football field as an analogy. Great project for reinforcing geologic time.

There are organism cards and mass extinction event cards to pass out to each group. Students will then discuss and answer the questions related to their specific organism and extinction event.

Relative Dating doodle notes for high school Earth Science!

Intro to fossils, types of fossils, fossilization, and index fossils notes.

Evidence of Evolution Review Worksheet to help students review concepts before a quiz/test as a whole class, individual, or in small groups, or to help students practice reading through notes to find information to grasp concepts!

10 question worksheet for students to use as a review or practice of their understanding of index fossils.

Review of the spheres of the Earth and how they are connected.

After reviewing lab safety rules/expectations and having students sign a safety contract, reinforce the rules by having students choose a different safety rule by creating a one-page safety poster to hang up and display in the classroom! Students will need to create a colorful and neat poster demonstrating one of the rules and a description that explains why the rule should be followed and what they would do if an accident did happen pertaining to this rule.

Notes introducing students to the spheres of the Earth.

Students will make predictions of when events in geologic time happened. Then, they will use the events to answer some questions. Great intro activity!

Students will analyze 6 different fibers under a microscope to see if they can identify which suspect matched the evidence found at the crime scene.

Students will be taken around a virtual Science lab and will click on different objects to learn more about it.

Need a contract for students and parents/guardians to sign at the beginning of the year for lab safety? Then you have come to the right place! This contract discusses the purpose of conducting Science labs in the Science classroom! It also outlines common lab safety rules/expectations. The contract is available in 7 different color schemes.

Students can pick from a list of careers related to Earth Science and will research various aspects about their chosen career and fill out a research worksheet. Then, they will use their research to create a colorful and neat Earth poster to display in the classroom or hallway for other students to be able to read. There is an example provided and a detailed rubric. A follow up activity could be a gallery walk for students to learn about other careers.

I use this activity to teach students about consensus and building consensus in a Leadership course. It can be used for grades 6-12 and adult education to train about consensus building. It could also be used for team work activities.

5 classroom posters with Noah Kahan lyrics.

Cell City Project rubric, description, and requirements.

In a google slide format, students work independently and as a class to answer review questions. Students move through each room in the Among Us game and complete "tasks" from the game. Each task includes a review question with 4 multiple choice answers. Each answer has a different crewmate color from the game next to it. Students independently keep track of the correct answers and of which crewmates were correct and which were incorrect. The students then vote out a crewmate color between ea

Students will explore hair by viewing human hair under microscopes. Directions are for hair they brush out.

An organizer to help students when writing essays.