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Reinforce elementary/upper-elementary science concepts in simple chemistry (atomic symbols/structure, periodic table, matter, elements/compounds/mixtures, acids/bases, solvents/solutions, oxidation, gases) (grades 4-6) through reproducible worksheets, hands-on activities, and teacher background material.
Reinforce elementary/upper-elementary science concepts in the solar system (orbits, the sun, the moon and its phases, inner and outer planets, seasons, day and night) (grades 4-6) through reproducible worksheets, hands-on activities, and teacher background material.
A multi-topic activity packet teaching force and motion concepts (force, motion, friction, and related math) for elementary science.
Reading-comprehension and activity unit on Food and Energy for grades 1-5, part of the Classroom Complete Press 'Hands-On' science series (single-topic chapter excerpt of a larger multi-topic book).
Teach the concept of life cycles (specifically caterpillar-to-butterfly metamorphosis) as one chapter/topic within a broader life-science workbook.
Reading-comprehension and activity unit on Energy for grades 1-5, part of the Classroom Complete Press 'Hands-On' science series (single-topic chapter excerpt of a larger multi-topic book).
Reading-comprehension and activity unit on Force and Motion for grades 1-5, part of the Classroom Complete Press 'Hands-On' science series (single-topic chapter excerpt of a larger multi-topic book).
An investigation unit on heat and light from the sun and other sources, with vocabulary and a quiz, for grades 3-5.
Provide a themed ecology/environment curriculum for young children, teaching concepts like habitats, climate, animals, and human impact through discussion, crafts, and hands-on activities.
a preK-K ecology/environmental-science curriculum that uses children's fascination with dinosaurs to teach about the environment, prehistoric times, and fossils
Teach the concept of induced magnetism and magnetic poles through a hands-on paper clip chain experiment.
A 9-station chemistry lab-rotation activity teaching naming and writing formulas for molecular, ionic and polyatomic compounds for middle/high school chemistry.
A multi-station science lab activity that has students explore nonrenewable energy sources (fossil fuels, nuclear, biomass) through hands-on, research, opinion-writing, reading, video, and knowledge-check tasks, aligned to the topic of nonrenewable energy and its impacts.
An interactive, NGSS-aligned (4-LS1-1) Google Slides unit teaching plant structural adaptations across biomes (deserts, rainforests, aquatic regions), designed for Google Classroom deployment with an accompanying teacher guide.
A sociology/psychology lesson (slides plus a worksheet) exploring power, obedience, and conformity through classic social psychology experiments: the Stanford Prison Experiment, the Milgram Shock Experiment, and the Asch Line/Conformity Study, plus the concept of fundamental attribution error.
A middle/high school chemistry lab-station activity teaching pure substances vs. mixtures and the four physical separation techniques (filtration, evaporation, distillation, chromatography).
Teach foundational air-science concepts (air is transparent, takes up space, has weight/pressure/resistance, is a mixture of gases, the oxygen-carbon dioxide cycle, smog/pollution) through hands-on experiments and activities.
Teach elementary astronomy concepts (the universe, astronauts, Earth, the sun, the moon, the solar system, planets, stars, astrology, sunlight, gravity) through a hands-on lab/activity book with discussion questions and experiments.
A 14-chapter set of hands-on labs and worksheets introducing young students to the properties, uses, and importance of water (states of water, dissolving, evaporation, pressure, surface tension, the water cycle, conservation).
A cross-disciplinary problem-solving worksheet ('Don't Fence Me In') connecting science, technology/engineering, reading/writing/arts, and mathematics through an open-ended fencing-wire investigation, framed by quotations from scientists and mathematicians.
A 9-station chemistry lab rotation activity teaching solutions, mechanical mixtures, saturation states (unsaturated, saturated, supersaturated), solubility, and separation techniques through drawing, research, reading, video, and question-writing tasks, with a student 'passport' recording sheet.
Worksheet packet teaching the four stages of the water cycle (evaporation, condensation, precipitation, collection) for young elementary students, combining short informational pages, diagram-labeling and drawing worksheets, open-response writing prompts, and a print/cut/fold craft.
A hands-on social studies/history unit teaching students about the history of flight and the Wright brothers' contribution to modern aviation.