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A basic "Science Rocks" animated header with chemistry gifs. In multiple different background colors for catching many school colors and/or sections. Preview link: Click HERE (It shows all the colors and the animation)

A basic "Social Studies" animated header with stars. In multiple different background colors for catching many school colors and/or sections. Preview link: Click HERE(It shows all the colors and the animated stars)

A basic "SCIENCE" animated header with animals and leaves. In multiple different background colors for catching many school colors and/or sections. Preview link: Click HERE (It shows all the colors and the animation)

Simple animated "ART" Google Headers for Google Classroom and Forms. Has 14 different options for colors Click Here for the animations and colors that will download

An 18x24 poster with the legend and clipart. Download and send to your school's print shop or to an office supply store. You can make the poster smaller by going to File/page setup/ then put in the size you'd like.

I created this to have students be able to "color" families of the periodic table digitally. Each element is customizable. Students can click into an element and fill in the background to show different trends, families, or periods. It's just a basic periodic table with atomic number, symbol and rounded mass.

I spent hours creating google drawings to show how ionic compounds dissolve and come back together. For years my students couldn't visualize it...here it is. In one slide presentation.

Digital template for students to set up partners for a semester. I roll a 12 sided virtual or real dice to find their partner for the day, if I am using these partners. Rules are on the sheet at the bottom. I make students have to accept other students requests to be their partner. Besides, what is 30 minutes in a quarter-they won't die. It does take a while to set up. At the end you have to go through each number and say, "Who needs a 1?, Who needs a 2?" and so forth, due to statistics. I ho

This is just a digital version of and reformatted from https://sciencespot.net/Media/atomicmath.pdfAll acknowledgements go to www.sciencespot.net. I just made it digital to use with google slides.