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Hands-on STEM activity simulating how storms form in clouds using shaving cream and colored water.
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Hands-on STEM activity simulating how storms form in clouds using shaving cream and colored water.
Hands-on STEM activity: students build and use a simple sundial to track time via shadow position.
Make Earth Day impactful with this cross-curricular unit focusing on the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Through reading, writing, math, and science, upper elementary students explore this major but little-known environmental issue.
A middle-school Earth science lesson unit teaching how mechanical and chemical weathering shape Earth's surface, combining readings, vocabulary, and a hands-on lab.
A comprehensive hands-on science unit (Teaching & Learning Company/Lorenz, 2008, by Patricia O'Brien) teaching plate tectonics, earthquake causes and measurement, and tsunamis through readings, diagrams, and hands-on activities/experiments.
The student lab combines earthworm anatomy observations with questions about digestive and circulatory structures, ending in a comparison with the human digestive system. Teacher guidelines and an answer key support preparation and review. The supplied procedure specifies a live specimen and dissection, so review its suitability and your school’s practical requirements before scheduling; the sheep heart dissection lab provides a separate organ-study extension.
Multi-station hands-on lab activity teaching solar and lunar eclipses.
Multi-station hands-on lab activity teaching solar and lunar eclipses.
Ecosystems Gr. 5-8 Ecosystems Gr. 5-8 simplifies complex life science concepts into lessons and activities that enhance understanding of different types of ecosystems and their dynamics.
A hands-on STEM engineering design challenge in which student groups build a device from limited materials to protect a raw egg from breaking when dropped, then reflect on and extend the engineering/physics concepts involved.
A hands-on STEM engineering design challenge in which student groups build a device from limited materials to protect a raw egg from breaking when dropped, then reflect on and extend the engineering/physics concepts involved.
A two-part electricity unit: Part I is direct-instruction notes and 7-9 worksheets/assignments on electricity fundamentals; Part II is a role-play class project where students debate which type of power plant a fictional town should build.
Engage students in the science behind how we generate electricity with this interactive 5E lesson bundle. Hands-on lab stations allow exploration of renewable sources like solar, wind, and hydropower, as well as nonrenewables like fossil…
Energy and its forms – Lab Station Activity is an immersive learning experience designed to demystify the complex world of energy, its types, sources, and transformations.
Provide a comprehensive Grade 5-8 unit on energy, covering what energy is and its major forms, through reading comprehension passages, hands-on activities, and review/assessment materials organized by Bloom's Taxonomy levels.
Hands-on PreK science activity packet covering fossil-making/fossil hunting and plant growth from seed.
The Engineering and Design Process is an engaging and interactive way to teach such an impactful STEM lesson. The activities in this product are designed to challenge students to work together in groups to complete the given tasks.
Experimental Probability NOTES & PRACTICE: A Valuable Teaching Resource This education toolkit, designed for Grade 7 educators and homeschoolers, is focused on explaining experimental probability in detail.
Australia’s Daintree rainforest is the perfect destination for Pre-K and kindergarten learners to focus on their five senses. Within the pages of this product your learners will be invited to explore the rainforest biome through sensory…
Flight Gr. 4-7 Teaching Resource Overview The Flight Gr. 4-7 teaching resource provides an engaging and comprehensive guide for students studying flight in a physical science context.
Foil Boats Design Challenge Design and test an aluminum foil boat that can hold as many coins as possible WhyMakers Design Challenges come READY to use.
This resource is a fun activity your students will love as they practice following steps in a process. This is how to make unicorn rainbow slime. This resource will come with an ingredient list and instructions.
Students predict which balls will need the most and least blowing to begin rolling, then record observations for up to six balls on soft-to-vigorous scales. Two recording pages provide hypothesis, experiment, outcome and conclusion sections. Compare results with predictions and discuss the limits of the test: different balls vary in several properties, so these qualitative observations do not isolate the effect of weight, size or texture alone.
A multi-day high school physics introduction to forces, covering the four fundamental forces (gravitational, strong nuclear, electromagnetic, weak nuclear), everyday contact forces (normal force, friction, tension), and an accompanying acceleration-due-to-gravity inquiry lab.