Science Mouse

These are assorted facts and explanations in PowerPoint related to the holidays. I have added extra video links for those who need to fill more time with chemistry and the holidays. These can be used or left out to fit your personal time frame better. This PowerPoint is helpful for more than one class. It is fun and very visual. Because it is fun and more holiday related, you can use it for other subjects too.

This aligns with the Glencoe Life Science Textbook. Research has shown that students need something visual to tweek their brains when learning and reviewing. This is my Powerpoint used to introduce and review the objectives for the chapter on cell processes and introduce/review the vocabulary for this chapter. It is intended for all students but especially for those who need to link the learning with something visual.

I have been teaching for many years and have found that if the students have a stronger understanding of the vocabulary they comprehend the lessons better and do better on the testing. These are a set of games/flashcards/puzzles all related to the vocabulary in the Glencoe Life Science textbook. One set can be used as a domino type game or some other challenge game. The flashcards are self-explanatory as is the word search. I also added a worksheet where they are answering the clue. These a

This is a drag and drop I created using the vocabulary from TCI. The words are chosen from Lesson 3 (Substances and their Properties) in the Matter book. Words: substance, macroscopic, mass, property, density, solubility This is done in Google Slides.

This aligns with the Glencoe Life Science Textbook. Research has shown that students need something visual to tweek their brains when learning and reviewing. This is my Powerpoint used to introduce and review the objectives for the chapter on cell processes and introduce/review the vocabulary for this chapter. It is intended for all students but especially for those who need to link the learning with something visual.

This is an animated power point to match the guided notes on Cellular Reproduction (Mitosis, Meiosis, Sexual and Asexual reproduction). Specifically these are the notes that go with the Glencoe Life Science textbook . The answers drop, spin and appear one at a time as the teacher goes over the information. I use these as overviews to get the student's heads on the subject.