Sciencebix

This includes a review of forces and motion terms. While students answer the questions, they find the answers in the picture, then color it according the instructions. It's a simple review to check learning or to leave for a substitute to give while you are out.

All students love labs that involve eating! You cannot go wrong with this lab. It creates a practical learning experience. This packet includes: helpful tips to prepare, set up, and complete the lab, a materials list, three different versions of the lab, and an answer key.

Lab safety is the foundation of any science class. This activity contains 5 stations for students to complete. Each station has 4 questions to answer. This could be used to teach or review the lab safety procedures from safety equipment, safety symbols, safety procedures, and personal safety during lab.

Start the year with helping your students learn basic science tools through interactive notes. This contains 12 scientific tools: beaker, flask, graduated cylinder, petri dish, microscope, slide, scalpel, thermometer, magnifying lens, test tube, triple beam balance, and pipette. After completing the interactive notes, you may choose to review by playing the included match game.

This is a wonderful experience for students. This is a blood typing lab to help students understand that not all blood is the same. Students will work as a "surgical" team to save four "patients" by insuring the correct blood type is given. You may choose to complete just the lab or you can expand it to make your classroom a mock operating room. This packet includes: -list of required materials for lab -list of suggested materials an operating room set up -student copy of lab -four patients

A different spin on creating Bohr models of the atom. No pun intended. You will be given a menu of food items with different element names, a placemat with the different energy levels representing the plates and cups, and instructions on how to prepare for a fun review.

This is a turquoise/aqua and yellow banner to greet your students. I print it on plain cardstock, laminate, cut, then use ribbon to tie it together. Enjoy!