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This can be used as a group or solo project. Students gather information about pricing and rates of different aspects of a wedding. They put it all together and see how close to their budget they can come. There are two parts to this. In the first part, the students have an unlimited budget. They can give a guess at how much it will cost, but they are free to do whatever they want. In the second part, students must stay within their budget.

Guided notes with blanks for filling in with curriculum powerpoint.

This includes both the worksheets and the key for the skeletal system notes. These are based on the openstax anatomy and physiology book.

Students plan a cross country road trip, including food, accommodations and an emergency fund.

STEM Project! This is a great reinforcement activity. It covers measurements (and conversions, depending on your measurement units), angles, velocity, time, momentum. It also allows students to be creative. Students will build a cart and do calculations and then smash their carts against other groups' carts to see who's was best built.

This slide show walks you and your students through a fun experiment. It is intended to give a hands on example of a science experiment, with each step of the scientific method. Items for you to modify for your own class are in red. You may wish to include lab rules as a discussion for this lesson. For example: "Usually we don't eat in the lab."

Science Fair project report template. Includes Title page, table of contents, abstract, introduction, materials procedure, data analysis, conclusion, future directions, bibliography and credits. Each page has a short description with the intention to help students know what will go onto each page.

Notes made specifically for the Anatomy and Physiology OpenStax textbook. They could be used separately, however. Overview of the skeletal system, bones and joints.

This is the teacher's key to the Skeletal System Reading notes. It can be used alone, or with the OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology Chapter 6 on the skeletal system.

A worksheet to get your kids up and moving. Each student will need a ruler with both metric and imperial measurements. Students will look around the room and measure and record measurements for basic classroom items!

One of the biggest problems with the fossil record is that is subjective. There are variations based on scientist bias and just on plain human error. Use the activity to show how even the same information can lead to great variation in results.

The basics of protons, neutrons and electrons, plus ions and isotopes. Quiz included.

Students research travel costs and create their own budget for a cross country road trip.

Basic Punnett Squares without any parental genotypes listed. Spaces for you to add your own.

Rubric and directions for 18th and 19th century invention project. Can be used with World or US History as enrichment or as a culminating project.

A worksheet of basic Punnett Squares that you can fill in the genotype for the students to figure out the rest.

Rubric for "Just Say No" student video. Used as a project grade when learning about the dangers of illegal drugs.

Simple "I heart _____" coloring sheet. Great for making students think about what is important to them.