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Virtual Frog Dissection & Human Anatomy Exploration – Middle School Science ActivityGive your students the experience of a hands-on dissection without using real specimens! This middle school activity guides students through a virtual frog dissection and pairs it with human anatomy exploration, focusing on the digestive, respiratory, and circulatory systems. Perfect for in-class use, remote learning, or blended classrooms. What’s included in this resource: A detailed student worksheet aligned

This Mitosis viewing guide accompanies " The Cell Cycle (and cancer) [Updated]" from the Amoeba Sisters video found on YouTube. It is a simple form keeping students accountable as they are introduced to the "Life" Cycle of the Cell. This viewing guide help students organize information as they learn.

This viewing guide accompanies " Mutations [Updated]" from the Amoeba Sisters video found on YouTube. It is a simple form keeping students accountable as they are introduced to the gene mutations and chromosomal mutations. This viewing guide help students organize information as they learn.

This BioMan Biology interactive virtual lab activity is a favorite of students and a successful way for middle school science teachers to teach the mitosis process! The Mitosis Mover! - A Cell Cycle Interactive allows students to investigate the cell cycle and practice identifying the stages of mitosis while collecting and analyzing data. What's Included: Instructions for using the BioMan Interactive virtual lab.Guided questions to help students use the interactive to it's fullest potential.S

These video lecture filler notes are designed to accompany the video lecture on Understanding Thermal Energy, Heat, and Temperature, found on YouTube , making learning more engaging and interactive for middle school students. These notes provide a structured way for students to follow along with the lecture, reinforcing key concepts and ensuring they retain important information. You could also use these notes to accompany the same video in the EdPuzzle format. How This Resource Helps Educator

Biomolecules Video Viewing Guide – Student-Friendly & Perfect for Middle School Science! Help your students truly understand the four major biomolecules, carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids, with this engaging and easy-to-use Viewing Guide designed to accompany the ST1 Learning Lab instructional video "Biomolecules: The Building Blocks of Life" free on YouTube. This resource supports students as they learn: What biomolecules are and why they matterThe definition of monomers a

Bring science to life in your classroom with this engaging lesson that combines a student-friendly video featuring Ace the Chocolate Lab and Robot with a hands-on sorting activity. This resource helps students explore the important differences between science, opinions, and beliefs, giving them the tools to think critically and understand what makes science unique. Perfect for middle school science, this lesson can be used as part of an intro to science unit or as a stand-alone activity. Stu

Use this simple cell diagram with labeling activity with analysis questions to help your students learn the sequence cells go through. Answer key is included.

Make lab safety fun and memorable!This Lab Safety Lesson Bundle has everything you need to introduce and review the 5 General Science Lab Safety Rules with your middle school students. Perfect for back-to-school or as a refresher before experiments, this engaging resource combines a classroom poster, video guide worksheet, student activities, and a quiz to check understanding. ✅ What’s Included: Lab Safety Poster (PDF): Colorful classroom display with Ace & Robot icons to reinforce rules d

This comprehensive viewing guide designed to accompany the video The Tale of the Four Weather Fronts! Perfect for middle school science classrooms, this resource helps students grasp key concepts about weather fronts in an interactive and engaging way. What’s Included: Completion Tasks: Students name and describe the four types of weather fronts (cold, warm, stationary, and occluded), draw detailed diagrams, and identify the weather conditions and map symbols for each front. Multiple-Choice Qu

Heat Transfer Sorting Activity – Google Slides Digital DownloadEngage your students in an interactive Heat Transfer Sorting Activity designed to reinforce their understanding of conduction, convection, and radiation! This digital resource is perfect for science classrooms, whether for in-class practice, homework, or virtual learning. What’s Included? ✅ A Google Slides activity featuring 18 different images of heat transfer examples ✅ Drag-and-drop sorting format for easy student interac

This product is a combination of a reading guide accompanying the article "Absolute Zero" found in Chapter 1 of the "Thermal energy Unit" produced by Amplify Science with the activities to have students analyze what temperature is by practicing calculating average molecular motion and analyzing what this actually means. A printer-friendly version, with numbered paragraphs, of the article is included.

Engage Your Students with the Changes in States of Matter Viewing Guide: Make science come alive in your classroom with this comprehensive viewing guide, designed to accompany a dynamic YouTube video on the six changes in the states of matter. Perfect for middle school students, this resource transforms passive video watching into an active and enriching learning experience! What’s Included?This 2-page viewing guide features interactive tasks that challenge students to: Complete key sentences

This viewing guide accompanies " Bill Nye The Science Guy on Genes" This particular episode is difficult to find a good copy on YouTube so the link is to the Archive.org database website. It is a simple form keeping students accountable as they are introduced to the general ideas about genes. This viewing guide help students organize information as they learn.

Elevate your weather lessons with this comprehensive viewing guide designed to accompany the YouTube video An Introduction to Air Masses. Perfect for middle school science classrooms, this resource transforms learning about air masses into an engaging and interactive experience for your students. This viewing guide helps students: ✔️ Identify and describe the five main types of air masses (continental polar, maritime polar, continental tropical, maritime tropical, and arctic). ✔️ Understand h

Engage your students with this comprehensive resource designed to teach and reinforce the fundamentals of Earth’s water cycle. It compliments Exploring The Water Cycle video on YouTube. Perfect for middle school science classes, this resource includes a detailed student worksheet paired with a 10-question multiple-choice quiz to assess comprehension and ensure mastery. Key Features: Student Worksheet: A thoughtfully structured, fill-in-the-blank activity that guides students through the s

Bring your Earth Science lessons to life with this comprehensive and engaging Reading Weather Maps & Forecasting Viewing Guide! Perfectly designed to complement video instruction found on YouTube Reading Weather Maps and Forecasting the Weather. This resource helps students actively engage with content while building a strong understanding of meteorology and weather prediction concepts. What’s Included:Interactive Student Activities: Questions and prompts encourage critical thinking about wea

This Mitosis viewing guide accompanies "Mitosis: The Amazing Cell Process that Uses Division to Multiply! (Updated)" the Amoeba Sisters video found on YouTube. It is a simple form keeping students accountable as they are introduced to the four stages of Mitosis. This viewing guide incorporates different Thinking Maps helping students organize information as they learn.

Bring the concepts of weather and climate to life with this engaging and standards-aligned Weather vs. Climate Viewing Guide! Designed to accompany the YouTube video "Weather vs. Climate: Understanding the Differences", this resource will help middle school students actively engage with the material while reinforcing key concepts in a meaningful way. How This Viewing Guide Helps Teachers: Standards-Aligned: Addresses NGSS standards MS-ESS2-5 and MS-ESS2-6, ensuring your lesson meets curricul

This reading guide (with answer key) accompanies the sections 2.19 - Cell Division and 2.20 - Cell Cycle in the FREE online textbook for Middle School Life Science from CK-12 titled " CK-12 Life Science for Middle School". Thinking Maps strategies are incorporated to help students organize information as they read to help them understand why cells need to divide and the processes cells go through for division. A printer-friendly version, with numbered paragraphs, of the article is included.