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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 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.

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.

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

Embedded in the Google Slideshow you will find: A link to copy a Google Doc containing the sequence of events, and key structures involved in the process of transcription and translation for students to cut out and assemble as a physical model.A vocabulary table for students to describe the significance of each key vocabulary word in the context of protein synthesis.A link to copy a Google Slides adapted version for distance/remote learners.Educator Answer Keys

Includes printable PDF version for students to fill in, cut and assemble into a physical 2D model displaying the connective tissue in a human knee. Easy and adaptable resource to use before, during or after instruction.

Perfect as an interactive notebook piece. Color, cut, fasten and glue to create a moveable-jaw effect. I love this page because it gives students some down time to create while still staying on topic!

This is a shaded illustration of a mudminnow, which can be used for external anatomy. The illustration was based on a preserved specimen.

This is a simple illustration of Amia calva that can be used for anatomy.

This illustration was used for an Ichthyology 300-level Biology course. It was illustrated based on multiple specimen/photographs. Great for anatomy and can certainly be used for dissection labs.

This stippled illustration shows the external anatomy of a juvenile bowfin (amia calva).

This free download of a timeline can be used for any subject, grade and class. It is extremely simple and entirely blank.

This free download is as simple as it gets! It is a four-square graphic organizer that can be used for virtually any subject, grade and activity.

This is a 2-page download that contains the basic anatomy of a bivalve. One is a blank handout simply for labeling, the other is designed to have room to write the definition/function of each structure.