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Tutorial designed to help teach/learn about the mechanical advantage provided by pulleys. Includes: 1) Lab 2) pulley tutorial 4) mechanical advantage (law of machines) tutorial 3) mechanical advantage worksheet

Contains: 1) simple machines tutorial 2) hydraulic systems tutorial 3) 2 worksheets (2 pages each 20-35 min per worksheet) 4) 2 answer sheets for worksheets 8th grade and up

Requires 7 tuning forks with known frequencies. contains: --> key --> questions

This is a visual designed to aid teaching/learning about sound wave Doppler effect.

Teaches the meaning of numbers within the periodic table.

This is an experiment that provides data for determining the relationship between the mass of a fidget spinner and the spinning time duration. Includes --> procedure --> data tables --> questions

Designed to help learn/teach about how pulleys provide mechanical advantage.

Easy gum chewing lab to determine % change of gum and other things.

Nice and easy. Create a solution using molarity formula and dilute to two lower molarity solutions.

Easy Stoichiometry lab involving Mg and O2.

This is designed to teach/learn about how to measure density of a cube.

This is designed to help teach/learn about the difference between transverse and longitudinal waves.

Designed to help teach/learn about atmospheric pressure.

Includes Posters: 1) adding fractions 2) mixed to improper 3) improper to mixed 4) reducing fractions 5) multiplying fractions

Contains: 1) sci not tutorial 1 pg 2) sci not examples 1 pg 3) worksheet (2 pgs) with answers (2 pg) 4) worksheet (2 pgs) with answers (2 pg) 10 pages printable total

contains: 1) two tutorials (one page each) 2) two worksheets (one with answers) total pages: 7 one sided pages

Thermometer and ice required.

This is a periodic table that may be blown up or used as handout/overhead. This periodic table includes the number of electrons in each energy level. A good way to teach about the periodic table is to pay attention to the valence number so that students can see similarity within groups. For example, it is easy to see that all group 1 atoms have 1 valence electron and group 17 atoms each have 7. Seeing the valence number helps when teaching about why atoms bond to begin with. The resolution

Lab about measuring density of pre-1982 and post-1982 pennies.

unit conversion with scientific notation