Science Guy

This is a quick worksheet that explains the story of Archimedes and the crown problem. There are followup questions afterward to reinforce the concept of the principle and bouyancy. Answers are included.

This is a simple worksheet to show how the average mass is calculated by several methods. The first is by multiplying the number of atoms my their mass and then adding them up to average. The second method is having the percent abundance of each isotope to calculate average. This is a no frills straight forward drill sheet.

This is a quick matching that can be used as a bell work or a quick assessment as well as the usuall.

This is a follow up to my "Solving stoichiometry" worksheet. I have taken the same problems in the worksheet and changes the begining value so that they can use the problems they already have and be able to use that as a guide. It sould not take them as long since they will already have all the molecular masses.

Deep impact is an excellent movie about the end of the earth by a comet strike. This assignment focuses on the themes of the movie. It has guided questions that the kids keep notes with as the movie is playing which involve writing and observing character behavior and motives. At the end, there are 4 essay questions for the students to choose to responde to that provoke deep thinking and self reflection about the themes of the movie. this is a great worksheet that will fit into the Core Standard

This is a simple worksheet to show how the average mass. It is calculated by multiplying the number of atoms my their mass and then adding them up to average. There are also a couple of term questions. This is a no frills straight forward drill sheet.

This is a puzzle where the students mach letters to the numbers and then decode the answers to the jokes on the back. It is corny and fun for the students while they are lerning or reviewing termonology.

This is a simple drill sheet of balancing equations. This is a good follow up to the powerpoint of balancing equations I give in class and is posted on my account also.

This is a thinking worksheet to catagorized the six forms of energy. There is definatly one than one box some of these words can fit into and I use it as a way to have the kids explain their reasoning.

This is a worksheet that has a velocity and an acceleration graph with questions. The questions go with eath graph. This is an important skill since a lot of standardized tests has reading graph questions.

This is a good worksheet to help students identify the different types of simple machines and to calculate Mechanical Advantage.

This is just a review of all the concepts I cover for one unit called periodic table and naming compounds. There is a little bit of everything in it. Take a look at the previews.

This is a matching of common organic molecules found int he body and organic chemistry.

This is a fun little puzzle in which the names is in the word search and the formulas are listed below. I usually have the kids write the name beside the formula and then find the names up above.

This is a simple drill sheet to convert one unit of measurement into another and also a double unit measurement into another double unit measurement. I use the factor lable method.

This is just a simple worksheet that has story problems for solving density with the formula of D=m/v. There are a couple of problems dealing with displacement for the volume variable.

A cross word for parts of a microscope.

Basic problem using the formula W=fxd. There is also a problem at the end for a challenge that gives velocities and mass too.

Just a quick cross word for a little something different and also to review terminology.

This word search is a review of adaptations to tempurature regulation in extreme climates. Preview included.