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This is an introduction into experimental design. It can be used with roughly any age. I am using it for 9-10th graders (freshman and sophmores) as a beginners guide to experimental design and as an ice breaker for the beginning of the year. This is great for younger kids as well to grasp step by step instruction, building lists, thinking outside of their experiences, grasping foreign concepts, and thinking through procedures thoroughly. The tabs (to the left of the google document) have the rub

This is an interactive introduction to protein synthesis. Just the basics, however, it involves color coding, fill in the blank, and interactive questions.

Lesson Planning just got so much easier! With this blank template, you are able to create a weekly calendar complete with due dates, link assignments from your google drive, and update it live across your Google Classroom. Students can access the unit plan and know exactly what is due, what days school is out, and when they should be studying for their next test. I recommend planning about four weeks out at the most, but some teachers have had entier quarters planned using this tool. There is an

This is a beginners guide to the basics of photosynthesis. This includes the chemical equations of photosynthesis and cellular respiration. Students can color and identify the chemical equations, products and reactants. Then, they move on to the chloroplast itself, identifying structure and function while color coding the parts for maximum retention. Reflection questions are included at the end.

This ultimate EOC study guide encompases all academic standards set forth by the state of Florida for the 2024-2025 academic school year. Each unit is covered in depth and it is truly the best study guide to prepare you or your students for the EOC!