Teaching STEAM

Teaching circumference and diameter conversions? Teaching graphing or data literacy? Here is dataset of 50 trees you can use to explore! Excel file includes #, diameter of tree, and whether it is a deciduous or coniferous. It's an easy way to use real science data in the classroom. Goes great with Tree Measuring Lab.

This bundle brings together the Matter and Atoms PowerPoint, Chemistry Task Cards, and Atoms and Molecules Quiz. Great for teaching middle school and reviewing with high school students!

How do we know when and how the dinosaurs died out? This presentation covers information that is beyond what you can find online. I was fortunate to speak with experts in the field who filled in questions I've had about the event(s) and evidence. Now you too can have this information! Presented in uncluttered, yet thorough slides with pictures included. Content includes: -What is the K-Pg boundary (formerly known as the K-T boundary)? -What is a mass extinction? -Explains the 5th extinction. -

This presentation thoroughly breaks down the basics from atoms to chemical formulas. It covers: •Everything is either matter or energy •Transformation between matter and energy •What is matter •What are atoms •Protons, neutrons, electrons •Charges •Weaknesses of atomic models •Atomic mass •What is an element •Atomic numbers •Periodic Table of Elements •Atomic symbols •Molecule •Compound •Chemical formulas Goes great with Chemistry Task Cards and Atoms and Molecules Quiz. **Available with Atom

This lab is fantastic for connecting density-in-theory to real life! This winner is great for general science, layers of the earth, oceanography, marine biology, or chemistry. My students are always so proud of themselves for figuring it out! The student sheet includes a section on evaluating the model (vital to the Next Gen. Science Standards!) Fits very well in a science journal/interactive students notebook (ISN). The teacher instructions gives detailed material list, instruction, and hints f

This lab uses Fun Size Milky Way candy bars to model the top layers of the Earth. Students identify and draw their interpretation of the model. Also includes a section on evaluating the model (vital to the Next Gen. Science Standards!) Fits very well in a science journal/interactive students notebook (ISN).

Four different experiments where students explore questions they can ask about different M&MⓇs. Includes a pre-lab homework assignment. Can be used to provide variety amongst lab groups or as a station lab.

PowerPoint covers: -Universal forces -Mass vs. Weight -Laws: Kepler, Newton, Einstein -Question and answer slides to common gravity/ gravitational pull questions

A PowerPoint connecting geology to astronomy using systems thinkings. Also introduces the Gaia hypothesis and how reading the rocks in geology is important.

Greenhouse gas lab where students compare seltzer water to tap/distilled water. A thorough lab for you and your students! **This product is available in the Climate Change BUNDLE at a discounted rate**

Educreations is a great free I-Pad application that allows students to record themselves drawing and talking about how the greenhouse effect works. They can email you their Educreation for feedback or share to classmates. Lesson includes a helpful how to use Educreations diagram! **This product is available in the Climate Change BUNDLE at a discounted rate**

Worksheet to practice what gases make up the atmosphere and related critical thinking questions. **This product is available in the Climate Change BUNDLE at a discounted rate**