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This is an Interactive Google Slides activity designed to walk students through the differences between distance and displacement measurement. Click Here to see the video description of this product.Students will take notes on distance and displacement before beginning the activity. Using a clear, movable ruler that can be dragged and dropped, students will measure the arrows that represent a mouse's journey through a maze to get to the cheese. Students will add up all the individual mea

Your students are in their new lab groups! Now what? How will they learn to work well together with all these new people they don't know well? How can you quickly gauge their lab skills at the start of the year? Give them an Icebreaker! In this lab, students will: Get to know one another by finding 5 commonalities and writing them downCreate and agree upon a group nameTake simple measurements of height, diameter, mass and liquid volumeClean up Evaluate the processSelf evaluate their teamwork

This is a little added supplement to our FREE resource, Increase Participation of ALL Students with Science Lab Jobs, which you can get here. The reason these additional resources were not included in the FREE Resource is because they exceeded the 10 page maximum, set by TPT, for free resources. ***************************************************************************** For a limited time, only, we will only charge a dollar for these extras. ***************************************************

What's the point of group lab work? To teach kids to work together. To collaborate. To cooperate. To build relationships. To teach each other. To share the work equally. But how often does this actually happen? How many students learn to make the other group members do all the work while taking all the credit? This problem can be solved by giving each student well defined tasks and by holding them accountable. Science Laboratory Jobs provides students with detailed job descriptions, check

This product is a Google SLIDES and a Google JAMBOARD activity. Students will interpret, map out, and solve word problems for distance and displacement, using drag and drop graphics. This bundle includes: Interactive Distance and Displacement Word Problems Google SlidesInteractive Distance and Displacement Word Problems Google JamboardThe Google Slides provides students with a drag and drop activity to help them to visualize the movements described in 4 different word problems. The Jamboard

This product is a Google Jamboard activity. Students will interpret, map out, and solve word problems for distance and displacement, using drag and drop graphics. See the video description for this product.It is meant to be paired with the Google Slides activity of the same name, which provides students with a drag and drop activity to help them to visualize the movements described in the word problems. These 2 products are bundled together here. This product includes: Video and Written In

Are you a science teacher looking for a clever way to get students talking about science as soon as they walk into your classroom? Are you looking for a simple Halloween costume or quick activity? Get SCIENCE Tearable Puns! It is a free resource for you, inspired by the work of Laura Randazzo, my collaborator and TPT friend who started using this with her English Language Arts students. For a video on how she uses it, click on this link! For a "punny" costume idea, advance to 3:08 in the v

This product includes a Google Slides activity. Students will interpret, map out, and solve word problems for distance and displacement, using drag and drop graphics. See the video description for this product.It is meant to be paired with the Google Jamboard activity, of the same name, which provides students with the drawing tools to create their own diagrams, as well as 10 additional word problems. These 2 products are bundled together here. This product includes: Video and Written Instru

What's the point of group lab work? To teach kids to work together. To collaborate. To cooperate. To build relationships. To teach each other. To share the work equally. But how often does this actually happen? How many students learn to make the other group members do all the work while taking all the credit? This problem can be solved by giving each student well defined tasks and by holding them accountable. Science Laboratory Jobs provides students with detailed job descriptions, check

This is a simple, quick overview for students to learn how to name monatomic anions, monatomic cations and binary ionic compounds. Instructions and examples are included in the slides. This product includes: A Google Slides document4 slides for students to completeExamples of each type of item for students to nameAn instructional slide showing how to name binary ionic compoundsAn answer key at the end - make sure to make a student copy without the key.