Science in a Different Way

In this lesson, students investigate to determine whether certain materials keep thermal energy from transferring through them. The Google slides will help you guide the lesson along with the lesson plan that aligns with NGSS.

In this lesson, students can apply their knowledge of temperature’s effect on water molecules and develop models of ocean thermal expansion.

Unit StorylineIn each lesson, students will be gaining knowledge on heat transfer to design a more energy-efficient home. Throughout the unit, students develop skills in asking scientific questions to understand the causes of our changing climate better. Students study rising CO2 levels both kinesthetically through a role-play and by investigating data. This ultimately gives students the knowledge and skills to complete the culminating activity to design a climate-friendly home. Science Backgrou

This Constant Velocity Unit is designed for 8 to 10 classes, starting with the Battery-Powered Vehicle (BPV) lab and progressing to motion description using multiple representations. Students will learn to use position-time graphs to identify slower/faster-moving objects, create velocity-time graphs and motion maps, and vice versa. The unit also teaches how to identify average velocity, write mathematical expressions to describe a position vs. time graph and use those expressions to solve calcul

This lesson is the last lesson of the unit on energy and climate, where students share their findings of which materials are good insulators and minimize thermal energy transfer. Students then begin the unit’s culminating experience—a multi-day design challenge focused on designing, creating, and testing a well-insulated home. When you purchase this lesson, You will get google slides, and each slide includes a link to a worksheet. Also, you can find work activities in the google drive folder; it

This is a Google slides presentation that explains why the sea level keeps rising. It can be used as a presentation or a classroom activity. After explaining why the sea level is rising, I usually used it, changing the slide's order, then having the students put them back in order, and writing an explanation under each slide. Also, it can be used as a Bolten board activity. When you download this product, you will get an empty copy and another key answer.

This unit focuses on the importance of water as a human resource, how water changes states as part of the water cycle, and how water associated with natural hazards and climate change can impact humans and plants/animals. Students monitor what happens during the impact of river overflow and flooding on adjacent communities by working on physical models of a riverbed. The states of Water In The Water Cycle: Students use an online simulation to analyze how changes in thermal energy produce changes

This product is a unit of five lessons that contain explanations, investigation, and exercises about the Greenhouse Effect. Each lesson is aligned to NGSS standers and comes with a lesson plan that includes a phenomenon, learning objectives, formative and summative assessments. Lesson 1: The Atmosphere Gases Students connect rising carbon dioxide levels with rising global temperatures. Lesson 2: What is the greenhouse effect Students will know the elements of greenhouse gases. Students will be a

Battery-Powered Vehicle is a lab for students to develop graphical, written, and mathematical models from an experience of constant velocity motion with the dune buggies. This lesson is nine slide presentation, and each slide includes a speaker note on the planning for the teacher, the lesson's goal, objectives, and the focus of the lesson. I designed this lesson for a 100-minute block, which can be edited to be taught in two classes.

It is a bundle of three lessons: 1. Google slide presentation describing with pictures the following about the atomic structure: Define the atomic nucleus Tell about atoms Define element Demonstrate how to find the atomic number and atomic mass Explain nuclear force. At the end of this presentation, there is a link to a simulation that can help students understand the structure of the atom, and five games help them practice the atomic number and the mass number. Also, when purchasing this prese

This is a two-week lesson designed to introduce the Physics course to 9th or 10th-grade students. The lesson starts with a social-emotional activity, followed by the course syllabus and habit grade criteria. The lessons include a graphing review and a reading packet. Additionally, there will be an instructional spaghetti lab, an end-of-unit assessment, and four-page homework. The slides also include speaker notes with objectives and teaching instructions to facilitate the learning process.

In this document, you will find two lessons about the states of water and water cycle state and changes in thermal energy. In those lessons, Students will be able to: Review the water cycle and water’s journey through Earth’s spheres.Use an online simulation to examine the relationship between thermal energy, temperature, particle motion, and the states of water.Develop a change of state diagram.Identify the relationship between thermal energy and the state of matter.This is the suggested sequen

Google slides include four exercises about relative velocity (linear motion). Students will solve relative velocity problems when the reference frame is stationary and when the frame of reference is in motion. After mastering the first couple of exercises, students will be able to predict the solution of a second couple of exercises. This product includes key answers for every exercise. Also, the slides are editable.

This product explains how we can generate clean, renewable energy from hot water sources deep beneath the Earth's surface. It has two Google Docs documents; the first one is an introduction that explains how geysers are formed; the second document highlights the basic principles of geothermal energy production and illustrates the three different ways the Earth's heat can be converted into electricity.

Minimizing thermal energy is a lesson that explains the three ways the heat transfer in a house and how we can reduce the heat transfer to save energy and reduce our carbon footprint. It includes a lesson plan aligned with NGSS and an assessment of ten comprehension questions.

Google slide presentation includes a review of the atom and the sub-particles it contains, continuing with examples of isotopes and their natural abundance. The second part of the presentation calculates the average atomic mass with activity examples. When you buy this product, you will get two Google forms aligned with each part of the present and these forms are designed to check your students' understanding.PDF document of 13 problems for students to master the lesson.Do now activityThe learn

Google slide presentation explains the mole and Avogadro's number, continuing with examples Mole-to-Gram/Gram-to-Mole Conversions (One Step Problems), Conversions using Avogadro's number (One Step Problems) and Grams↔ Moles ↔ Particles OR Atoms OR Molecules (Two-Step Problems). When you buy this product, you will get Google slide presentationMolar Mass WorksheetsTest review packetThree Google forms assessmentTable of ContentsWhat Is Molar Mass?How to Find Molar MassMolar Mass FormulaMolar Mass

This product is a google slide presentation describing with pictures the following about the atomic structure: Define the atomic nucleusTell about atomsDefine elementDemonstrate how to find the atomic number and atomic massExplain nuclear force.At the end of this presentation, there is a link to a simulation that can help students understand the structure of the atom, and five games help them practice the atomic number and the mass number. Also, when purchasing this presentation, you will get a

Heat transfer is a lesson that explains how heat transfers between objects ( conduction, convocation, and radiation). And, includes a video showing how atoms move to transfer heat energy, and another demo video can be done in the classroom. Also, an assessment of 9 comprehension questions included a question for each slide.

In this lesson, students are going to analyze data as evidence that Earth’s climate is changing. Also, this product includes a pre-assessment and four PDf worksheets to practice coordinates. As well, it contains a lesson plan that guides you through running the lesson.Depending on the student's knowledge of graphing, you can start your lesson by using graphing data, which helps you run the lesson smoothly. Then have them work on the pre-assessment before start analyzing data.This is the suggeste