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In this intro to natural selection activity students will cut out and color a butterfly to blend in with the background of their classroom. Once students have completed their butterfly they will tape it where it needs to be in order to remain camoflauged. After school you can have volunteers come in and take down a set amount of the butterflies that stick out to them. The butterflies remaining untouched are best suited for their environment and will go on to pass down their genes. Students love

This Science Vocabulary Word Wall set comes with 1,014 vocabulary terms, each with their own unique definitions and illustrations. Students will be drawn to these unique designs and have a useful resource in the classroom. These words are specifically suited for Middle School Life Science, Earth Science and Physical Science. The Word Wall vocab terms cover the following units - Ecology, Microbiology, Genetics, Evolution, and Human Body Systems, States of Matter, Atoms, Bonding, Chemical Reacti

This science vocabulary word wall set comes with 384 vocabulary terms, each with their own unique definitions and illustrations. Students will be drawn to these unique designs and have a useful resource in the classroom. These words are specifically suited for middle school life science covering vocab terms in Ecology, Microbiology, Genetics, Evolution, and Human Body Systems along with other general science terms. A list of all of the terms included in this resource can be found in the preview.

This science vocabulary word wall set comes with 384 vocabulary terms, each with their own unique definitions and illustrations. Students will be drawn to these unique designs and have a useful resource in the classroom. These words are specifically suited for middle school Earth Science covering vocab terms over Earths layers, weathering, erosion, atmosphere, ocean, and outer space along with other general science terms. A list of all of the terms included in this resource can be found in the p

Learn about the four major weather fronts including Cold - Warm - Stationary and Occluded fronts. Students will use their reading comprehension to answer the fill in the blank questions and determine what fronts are being shown through pictures while expanding on what weather each front brings with it. Page 1 is full of information and diagrams for each type of weather front. Page 2 includes fill in the blank questions over what weather fronts are described and an identification section where st

Make some proteins with your pro-teens, in this activity where students will use transcription and translation to form a chain of amino acids that they will then use to decipher what the proteins code for. Students will understand the importance of avoiding mutations to earn a reward. Once completed correctly the proteins can be shown to the teacher to receive their kindness task. By the end of this activity students will be able to convert DNA into mRNA and pair mRNA codons with tRNA anticodons

This science vocabulary word wall set comes with 246 vocabulary terms, each with their own unique definitions and illustrations. Students will be drawn to these unique designs and have a useful resource in the classroom. These words are specifically suited for middle school physical science covering vocabulary terms in states of matter, atoms and bonding, chemical reactions, forces, energy waves and magnetism, along with other general science terms. A list of all of the terms included in this re

Introduce continental drift to your students with this interactive reading worksheet over Alfred Wegener and how he proved continental drift using evidence from fossils, past climates and land forms. Students will read a passage and fill out key concept questions as they move along four pages ending the reading with a check for understanding page with six questions that all emphasize key concepts.

Rock your year teaching Earth Science with these fan favorite student made Bingos covering all Earth science content for the year. These are great for unit review and the kids have fun constructing their own cards. Each Bingo has 32 - 40 key terms to choose from. Once the cards are assembled you can read the definitions included and the students will mark off the key terms that they put on their card, get five in a row or play to blackout the card and expect to hear a BINGO!!

"I Have . . . Who Has . . .?" is a fun and engaging way to practice identifying and learning about cellular organelles. It’s easy to prepare and implement, and students love playing it. This game can be played multiple times with the whole class or in smaller groups. Students will use their knowledge of cellular organelles and their functions to participate. There are 14 organelle cards in each game set.

This lab is perfect for students interested in learning more about the soil around them and how it interacts in different ways with water and plants depending on the amounts of different sediments inside them. students will be able to see the percentages of sand, silt, and clay in the soils of their own homes or farmland.

Play Spot It or Dabble to learn the names and chemical symbols of the first 57 elements with these printouts. You can easily print and laminate these cards then have your kids cut them out in class and have years of fun learning while playing competitively. Each card has one match with every other card, the first player to say the name of the elements and match all of their cards wins!

Introduce the Theory of Plate Tectonics to your students with this Interactive Reading Worksheet over Plate Boundaries and Plate motions from the past. Students will read a passage and fill out key concept questions as they move along four pages ending the reading with a check for understanding page with six questions that all emphasize key concepts learned.

"I Have . . . Who Has . . .?" is a fun and engaging way to practice identifying and learning about the defining characteristics of each Era and Period of the Geological Timescale. It’s easy to prepare and implement, and students love playing it. This game can be played multiple times with the whole class or in smaller groups. I challenge my students to complete this without help and then switch cards with someone in the class after each completed round. once the class can successfully complete t

Have your students choose between 35 key terms that cover the Earth, Sun and Moon, along with objects in the solar system to assemble their own bingo cards. Once the cards are assembled you can read the definitions included and the students will mark off the key terms if they put it on their card, get five in a row or play to blackout the card and expect to hear a BINGO!!

Have your students choose between 36 key terms that cover the water cycle, ocean landforms, wave anatomy and underground water to assemble their own bingo card. Once the cards are assembled you can read the definitions included and the students will mark off the key term that they put on their card, get five in a row or play to blackout the card and expect to hear a BINGO!!

Have your students choose between 32 key terms that cover the types of energy and resources we use and produce to assemble their own bingo card. Once the cards are assembled you can read the definitions included and the students will mark off the key term if they put it on their card, get five in a row or play to blackout the card and expect to hear a BINGO!!

Have your students choose between 35 key terms that cover the cell and organelles to assemble their own bingo card. Once the cards are assembled you can read the definitions included and the students will mark off the key terms that they put on their card, get five in a row or play to blackout the card and expect to hear a BINGO!!

This is a great way to have your kids learn the names and chemical symbols of the elements from the periodic table. Whether you want to take the time in class to play so your kids can learn while having fun, or want something tied to the curriculum in your classroom that kids can do to pass the time. this comes with two games one with the first 57 elements and the other with the first 31.

Students in this activity will feast their “ice” on the importance of insulators, conductors and how they keeps cold matter cool and hot matter warm or vice versa. Children participating in this lab will learn about the correlation between the speed of an object’s molecules and that objects temperature while getting to test different types of insulation, designing, and constructing a container of their own that minimizes the transfer of thermal energy. This is a STEM activity! Key points: · Temp