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Students use editable Google Slides to create digital models of a hydrogen fuel cell. This activity specifically asks students to demonstrate their understanding of key vocabulary and model the processes that take place in a fuel cell to generate electricity. This model has pre-selected graphics and labels to click, drag and organize into the digital model. Free Response Questions are provided for students to elaborate on their understanding of the concepts. Answer keys are provided for all com

Students use editable Google Slides to create digital models of the concepts of landfills, and solid waste management. This model specifically asks students to demonstrate their understanding of the key components of landfill design. This model has pre-selected graphics and labels to click, drag and organize into the digital model. Six additional Free Response Questions are provided for students to elaborate on their understanding of the concepts.

Students use editable Google Slides to create digital models demonstrating the concepts of bioaccumulation and biomagnification. Each concept has pre-selected graphics to click, drag and organize into the digital model, and a space for the student to define the terms. Six additional Free Response Questions are provided for students to elaborate on their understanding of the concepts.

This project is intended to be used in addition to the Sustainable Cities Project. It includes a set of 20 guiding questions that vary in complexity and depth of knowledge, in an editable google doc to make the necessary adjustments to tailor it to your classroom. The answers to the questions are then used to create an informational slideshow or paper about a species from the IUCN Red List.  Afterwards, students create a QR code and construct an endangered species conservation center (building,

This resource includes:Suggested learning objectivesA class set of 25 bingo cards with unique combinations of 55 words associated with the environment, science and Earth Day (editable in the Google Doc)The complete list of 55 words to cut and draw from to play bingo as a class4 printable color and cut bookmark templates A printable page for students to declare an Earth Day ResolutionSee a word that you students won’t know, or want to add a few of your own that you’ve been working on?  Use “Comma

This slideshow is designed for coaching soccer. The template includes a whole-slide soccer field to annotate however you see fit, as well as a full field and half field background with editable text boxes, arrows and shapes to plan for practices and games. The slide templates can be duplicated an unlimited number of times to suit the needs of your team and length of the season. Use it to: Outline practice schedules - use the text over the white background, arrows and color coded shapes to cue

This project download includes: Background information for students to consider about the conditions on Mars25 guiding questions that will get students thinking about scientific challenges, how society will be structured, and how humans can sustain a population on MarsA Mars themed slideshow for students to copy and carry out their work/writing inPrintable templates to color, cut and assemble into a 3D colony model. Models include buildings, wind turbines and solar panels.Detailed, labeled, ste

Editable Google Sheet that is designed to accommodate tracking up to 8 items on ~2 week cycles. Simple and quick checkbox format to fill out for each dayUnlimited duplicate spreadsheets for student goal settingFor consistency, the cycles are set up from days 1-15 and 16-end of the monthSeparate, color coded tab for each monthColumns automatically calculate when boxes are checkedClean design for K-12 and staff usePerfect for organizing end of the year review/reflections on teaching practices, or

This project is meant to be an add on to build off the ScienceBox project resource " Sustainable Cities PBL Project & Model". It includes: a web-quest style research project looking into sustainable commitments by coffee companiesa building template for a coffee shop (retail), coffee roaster, trader and producer to add to the sustainable cities project board. Each template represents a layer of the supply chain that students research in the handout that is provided.What is the Sustainable Citi

This toolkit allows your students to use project based learning to ideate and construct a small scale city energy plan. It is designed to build off the ScienceBox project resource " Sustainable Cities PBL Project & Model". It includes: The project outline for students to design a detailed energy plan that meets the needs of their cityNotes in the form of a 2 page handout describing the benefits, tradeoffs and limitations of each type of sustainable energyA table to guide students through the n

In this activity, students will research the function for each major anatomical structure of a white perch.  Afterwards, students color, cut and assemble the 2D model that shows the internal and external anatomy of a white perch. Included: Suggested Learning ObjectivesPrintable templates to color and construct the white perch modelReference sheet for students to fill out the function of each structureAnswer Keys for model assembly, reference sheet and the external anatomy

Overview:In this activity, students will color, cut and assemble a printable 2D model that shows the mechanics behind geothermal energy generation.  Students will then use the model to explain the process in their own words. Includes:Suggested learning objectivesBrief description of geothermal energy and the mechanical components of a power plantPrintable model templateExplanation prompt & optional extension/research questions about extracting valuable materials from geothermal water.

Covers 61 key vocabulary words for a middle school or high school genetic inheritance unit. Themes include processes, concepts and structures in a google doc that can be edited and tailored to your class. Simple yet engaging review - divide the class into teams, print/cut the cards and have some fun! This is ideal for reinforcing note taking, or at the end of a unit before an assessment.

Covers 34 key vocabulary words for a middle school or high school cellular biology unit. Simple yet engaging review - divide the class into teams, print/cut the cards and have some fun! This is ideal for reinforcing note taking, or at the end of a unit before an assessment.

Covers 40 key vocabulary words for a middle school or high school ecology unit. Simple yet engaging review - divide the class into teams, print/cut the cards and have some fun! This is ideal for reinforcing note taking, or at the end of a unit before an assessment.

Easy game to do right before winter break - divide the class into teams, print/cut the cards and have some fun! Word themes include: holidays, winter sports, traditions, songs & more.

This is a perfect supplementary resource to follow taking notes, to build into a review day, or to use as an activity for a sub plan. Students answer 9 questions about directional, stabilizing and disruptive selection. Based on their answer, they color numbers 1-9 on a fish-themed coloring sheet.

This toolkit allows your students to use project based learning to ideate and construct a small scale city.  Designed to accompany teaching topics in sustainability or environmental science, it is the perfect blend of planning, researching and hands-on construction.  As a toolkit, it is designed to last roughly 1.5-3 weeks, provided students have background knowledge and use in class time to research, plan, collaborate, write and construct models. It can easily be adapted to take more time if d

Download includes 1-page handout of 10 discussion questions that can be used to reflect on or discuss the documentary Racing Extinction. The first page includes a lesson description and learning objectives for easy copy and paste posting on your digital platforms such as Canvas and Google Classroom.

Read, cut and glue activity for students to demonstrate their understanding of blood composition. It includes a space for students to glue down graphics for: PlasmaRed Blood CellsWhite Blood CellsPlateletsRelative percentage of each componentA description of what each component doesPerfect for: Reinforcing student understanding about blood compositionLaunching class the day after taking notes, or prior to taking more detailed notesExit slip