ScienceWolfe

This bundle includes 6 stories about topics in physics along with a set of 5 questions. These stories include relevant vocabulary and will teach you more about: measurementmotionnewton's lawsenergysound waveslight wavesFor each story, the first 3 questions are "direct" and the last 2 questions are "indirect". The goal is to get students prepared for the science section of the ACT and SAT at a younger age. Teachers can use this bundle in a lot of ways. Ask students to write their own story and

In my classroom, I've used this template to make jeopardy review games in physics and chemistry. All you have to do is add your own questions. The first page will automatically jump you to the selection and each question page has a link to return to the main page. It makes creating content quick and easy.

In this activity, you can read about physicists who made big leaps in science.

In this activity, you will use Tkinter to create a graphical user interface for the game. To play, you will be given a word displayed in a specific color. The issue is the word is randomly chosen from a list of color names. So the word "blue" might be colored yellow. You need to type in the color you see to win!!

In this activity, you will make your own MadLib by using variables and strings. This project will teach different formatting techniques to adjust for different data types.

In this activity, you will make the game Yahtzee. It has many protocols and each step is explained in detail. It has questions along the way where students read code and translate how it works.

These activities will promote active learning and problem solving in your classroom.

This jeopardy game is guaranteed to engage your students into learning about Chemistry. This game has 5 categories and 25 questions about the following topics: Solids, Liquids, GasesMetals, Metalloids, NonmetalsPure Substances, Elements, CompoundsMixtures, Heterogeneous, HomogeneousEach slide has a HOME link which brings you right back to the game board to select the next question.

These flashcards will get you talking about the EM Spectrum. Each slide has a link with more information to the NASA.gov website Use it as a starting project where you can give the kids this flashcard and they explore what to add and how to make it their own.

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