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A four-day cell-biology design project where students, in a space-exploration role-play scenario, design a hypothetical extraterrestrial cell with organelles adapted to survive on a randomly assigned planet/moon.
If you are looking for science activities that are designed to let your students get creative, look no more. This is an Extreme Weather Research Project Foldable that will allow students to learn about weather types and present research in an interactive way! What You Get: -- Foldables for 9 different natural disasters -- Different…
A homeschool/co-op-friendly lesson plan built around the picture book 'Eye to Eye: How Animals See the World' by Steve Jenkins, guiding a child through discussion, reading, drawing, and video activities to learn about different animal eye designs and functions, then create and present a model of an animal's eye.
Inquiry-based research project on the underrepresentation of women in STEM and the contributions of specific women scientists.
This product is perfect for teachers who want to help their students learn about the animals that live in Florida. The Florida Wildlife Animal Project includes research, poster design, model creation, and presentation elements that will…
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.
A STEM design-challenge activity where students design and build a prototype machine that would make their favorite food on demand
A picture-book companion of print-and-go activities that accompanies the nonfiction book 'Frogs' by Seymour Simon, building reading comprehension, vocabulary, research, and text-structure skills around frog science content.
A 'gamified project unit' guide for high school students (Grades 9-12) covering AI concepts, AI ethics (bias, fairness, transparency) and career exploration in the AI field.
A geography mystery/detective activity where students use clues (compass readings, wildlife observations, temperature) from three reading passages to deduce they are in Antarctica/the Polar Climate zone, then complete a hands-on ELA and art project representing that location.
Complete interactive read-aloud/book-companion resource for the nonfiction picture book Giant Pandas by Gail Gibbons, offering print-and-go comprehension, vocabulary, and research activities to use alongside a read-aloud of the book.
Great Basin National Park Geography Unit for Middle School Transport students to Nevada's Great Basin National Park with this comprehensive geography unit.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Geography Unit This comprehensive middle school geography unit brings the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to life.
Discover the wonders of Guadalupe Mountains National Park with this engaging geography unit for middle school students. The informative PowerPoint presentation brings the park to life through vivid images, maps, and facts about the…
Incorporate Real World Engineering & Discovery into Your Science Classroom with a Comprehensive Simple Machines STEM Unit. Tired of trying to teach students about abstract concepts like force, work, and mechanical advantage in physics…
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Geography Unit Take students on a journey to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park with this comprehensive middle school geography unit.
A flipbook craft for a science study of hermit crabs, covering what they are, their habitat, defenses, and diet.
The "History of Flight" Teaching Resource This is an enlightening resource crafted for educators looking to bolster their curriculum with science-based content.
Teach facts about horses (appearance, growth, habitat, defense, communication) through a foldable flipbook craft with guided questions.
How Did the Dinosaurs Go Extinct? | Persuasive Writing Pack The How Did the Dinosaurs Go Extinct? | Persuasive Writing Pack is an interactive educational resource designed primarily for students in grades 3 to 5.
This middle school science lesson introduces the essential needs that humans (astronauts) must meet in order to survive while exploring in the extreme environment of outer space: •Oxygen •Water •Food •Waste Removal •Temperature •Light…
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…
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.