Science Supernova

This activity has students identify states in the US and how much average precipitation the states receive. Then the students color code the states according to the map key, and answer a few questions post activity.

This worksheet is an overview of Aquatic Ecosystems and how they maintain homeostasis.

This activity helps students understand the relative spacing of the planets in our solar system. Following the activity there is also a worksheet that asks questions about the activity and has some review questions regarding features of some of the planets.

This is a biographical account of Onizuka's life before it ended abruptly in the Challenger disaster of 1986. Students answer questions after they read the passage.

This line graph shows trends in coal mining in the US. There are 4 questions regarding the graph.

This exercise gives students experience with words associated with the study of water in the atmosphere. The words are provided. Students need to write definition/meaning and draw an appropriate picture to represent each word.

This line graph shows trends in coal mining fatalities. There are 4 questions regarding the graph.

Students will search for and use observable materials outside in the school yard to complete the information about various wildlife.

This exercise provides impetus for students to research the contributions of 13 scientists who made significant contributions to the field of electricity and magnetism.

This assignment is a place for students to document what they find when we travel to our local grocery store to study the nutritional labels found on some of the items that are sold there.

This 15 page guide allows students to discover and record characteristics and types of each kind of vertebrates. The last 5 pages are extensive study of one species of each type of vertebrate of the student's choosing.

This worksheet provides practice with speed, wavelength and frequency.

These flash cards allow students to study key vocabulary as it pertains to the study of body orientation and chemistry. This is helpful with the vast vocabulary involved in the study of Anatomy and Physiology.

This paper gives a brief synopsis of how coelacanths were re-discovered in 1938 and information about the coelacanths. This is followed by questions to answer from the paragraphs.

These 42 flash cards contain information about weather patterns and severe storms. I use these flash cards to help students review material studied. The flash cards are made by cutting apart horizontally and folding.

These 46 flash cards cover vocabulary and concepts involved in the study of air pressure and wind. I have students cut the cards around the edges and then horizontally, fold them in half and tape them. We use the cards as review for test.

These 40 flash cards include vocabulary and concepts involved in the study of Moisture, Clouds and Precipitation. The flash cards are constructed by cutting around the outside and then cutting horizontally, then folding in half and taping. My students find them useful as review for assessment.

This product contains 51 flash cards that cover the Introduction to Earth Science. Students cut on the horizontal lines, fold in half and tape the cards. These include everything from vocabulary to concepts learned. My students use the flash cards to help prepare for assessment.

These 33 flash cards were designed as a review tool for students to use prior to the test over the unit on Wind, Waves, & Currents. The flash cards cover vocabulary and other concepts learned during the unit.

This worksheet provides practice reading and analyzing nutritional labels.