How Living Things Fly - Google Slides and PowerPoint Lesson
Lesson explaining how living things (primarily birds, plus gliding/parachuting animals) achieve flight through aerodynamic adaptations.
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Lesson explaining how living things (primarily birds, plus gliding/parachuting animals) achieve flight through aerodynamic adaptations.
This 2-DAY lesson and lab package on How Planes and Other Aircraft Fly begins with a look at the aerodynamic forces which affect flight - Thrust, Drag, Lift and Weight. It then looks at takeoffs, level flight, banking, and landings.
The How Planes Fly - Lab Station Activity An interactive teaching resource designed to engage students in a hands-on exploration of aeronautics.
How Things Move - Foldable and Cut-and-Paste (English and Spanish) The actionable resource 'How Things Move' is perfect for kindergarten, preschool, grade 1, and grade 2 students.
A complete human-body lesson plan bundling multiple activities, worksheets, and a flashcard set to teach students to identify and name external and internal body parts.
This Human Body Mini Pack is perfect for students who want to learn about the human body. The ten fun worksheets and three activities are engaging and informative.
Human Body Organs and Their Functions Pamphlet Craftivity An innovative, interactive teaching resource designed for 3rd to 5th grade students, focused on providing engaging and factual information about the human body's organs, their…
Human Body System and Some Main Organs Lapbook is a project for lessons on body systems and / or main organs of the body. It can be a supplemental work and assessment tool for Science lessons on these topics that is aimed to showcase what…
Human Digestive System – Lab Station Activity This interactive human digestive system resource engages students through eight diverse lab stations.
An inquiry-based lab experiment ("Eco-bottle Lab") that has students design and run a controlled experiment testing how a human-caused factor (e.g., fertilizer, pesticide, road salt, acid rain, oil) affects a terrestrial/aquatic ecosystem, then write a formal lab report.
A published earth-science unit book teaching the causes, characteristics, and effects of hurricanes and tornadoes through informational readings, diagrams, hands-on experiments, and vocabulary/research activities.
I Have, Who Has? – Chemistry Element Symbols Game - Christmas Edition I started using this game as a simple way to review the periodic table, especially the main group elements.
Each turn depends on listening to the preceding question. The student with the matching body-part picture responds and reads the next prompt. Rehearse less familiar words before beginning, then invite students to point to or name the body part as they take their turn.
An "I have, who has" chain-style card game for whole-class or small-group vocabulary review.
Sharing the Planet - Animals is a comprehensive unit plan and resource collection for teaching about animals in grades 1-6. Created specifically for the IB Primary Years Programme, this 131-page PDF includes a fully planned PYP planner…
No Prep Butterfly Species Bingo Game is a fun and engaging way to help students identify different butterfly species while exploring the amazing world of insects and nature.
A very short cut-and-glue paper craft activity where students build a layered body diagram to identify organs of the immune system.
A cross-curricular ocean/volcano themed activity packet combining a hands-on volcano-building project with math, grammar, phonics, and writing activities tied to ocean animals, aligned to Common Core per the cover.
Enjoy this mini Insect Hunt resource that provides your students with information about insect features and the main seven insects. Students also get to go on an insect hunt to find as many insects as they can!
Activity Introduction An amazing activity/craft designed for the students to have fun learning about our daily activities or even to have fun doing some DIY crafts.
Our Integumentary System Unit (Skin Unit) for Anatomy and Physiology as well as Biology includes PowerPoints, Cornell-style editable note taking system ( great for AVID schools!), labs, writing assignment, test with answers, crossword…
Teach the integumentary system (skin structure, function, and the effects of sun exposure such as tanning and burning) through a multi-station lab activity.
Teach ecosystem interactions - symbiosis, limiting factors, population growth, and predator-prey dynamics - through a multi-station lab activity.
A multi-station, scavenger-hunt-style biology lab activity introducing evolution and Charles Darwin's discoveries, combining a reading passage, station cards, a student 'passport' response booklet, a video-based 'expert' segment, a word scramble/search, and a knowledge-check quiz.