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Watch a video and read an informational passage about a large plastics recycling plant (bales, kilograms, processing, recycling); complete a cloze fill-in-the-blank activity; write one sentence per prompt summarizing the reading.
Students fill in blanks on a lesson outline/slides describing each historical model, draw the corresponding atomic models and diagrams (including the gold-foil experiment) in their notes, and practice drawing Bohr-Rutherford diagrams for given elements (e.g., Li, Carbon, K).
Free download Read each vocabulary term or definition prompt, select one of several on-screen answer choices by clicking, and see immediate right/wrong feedback; retry until correct.
Watch a video and read an informational passage about how plastic is melted, molded, and thermoformed into new products; complete a cloze fill-in-the-blank activity; write one sentence per prompt summarizing the reading.
Free download Students review key-concept slides about microorganisms and cells, then play a memory game by clicking coordinate squares to flip cards and match vocabulary terms (e.g. antibiotic, bacteria, claim, evidence, cell, infection) to their definitions; unmatched pairs are flipped back to try again.
Students read/watch a passage about mammals, fill in missing vocabulary terms in sentences (word bank: aortic, attraction, mammals, monotremes, offspring), and drag-and-drop matching of terms to definitions.
A multi-day Earth and Space Science lesson package on celestial objects (the sun and other stars, planets, moons, asteroids/comets, meteoroids/meteors/meteorites, the Milky Way and other galaxies, interstellar medium), delivered as a fill-in-the-blank guided-notes presentation for secondary students.
Free download A narrated PowerPoint presentation introducing young learners to hedgehogs (autumn animal topic), covering basic facts such as habitat, defense (curling into a spiky ball), and diet, plus a hedgehog coloring page.
Preview the topic, watch a video lesson, read a non-fiction passage about great white sharks (readability level 5.1, 327 words), complete a cloze ('What's Missing') sentence-completion activity using a vocabulary word bank, respond to a 'Play on Words' shark joke prompt, write a one-sentence-per-prompt summary using…
Students define and revise their understanding of force, rank the four fundamental forces by relative strength, solve numeric gravitational-force problems (Fg = mass x g), analyze contact vs. action-at-a-distance forces on everyday objects (a pen on a desk, cars, wheels), work through 'Check Your Understanding'…
Watch a linked raccoon video, answer notice-and-wonder prompts, read a fact-vs-fiction passage, review key vocabulary (deflect, rabid, foraging, agile, tactile), complete a close reading/comprehension activity, do a quick write/draw, and 'show their learning'.
Horse Chestnut Tree: Kindergarten Science Project: Presentation This Horse Chestnut Tree Life Cycle Kindergarten Science Project PowerPoint follows the life cycle of the Horse Chestnut tree through the seasons. Beautiful, original photos will captivate children, making an everyday sight into an object of awe and…
Complete drag-and-drop and fill-in activities across 5 chapters: classify matter and phases of matter, research/report on atomic model scientists, build atoms from subatomic particles and write atomic notation, fill in periodic table element properties, name/write chemical compound formulas using combining capacities…
This Mushroom Science Lesson has 35+ pages full of learning about mushrooms! There is teacher guidance and note-taking provided for the teacher to keep track of learning. A printable booklet is included for students to make as they draw , colour, learn and explore mushrooms. The pack includes a simple 23-slide…
Follow a slide presentation with fill-in-the-blank notes, view embedded video/simulation references, complete a 'Check Your Understanding' unit-conversion problem (mmHg to kPa), and complete an exit ticket and student lesson outline handout.
Students work in teams to answer a science question; if correct, they may answer up to four general-knowledge questions; incorrect answers are opened to the whole class. A bonus round follows after all team rounds.
Free download Read each vocabulary term or definition prompt, select one of several on-screen answer choices by clicking, and see immediate right/wrong feedback; retry until correct.
Short science presentation explaining what air pressure is, how it works, and how it changes with altitude, for upper elementary students.
Students fill in blanks on lesson slides and a condensed lesson-outline handout covering Mendeleev's periodic law, the historical atomic models (Dalton, Thomson, Rutherford, Bohr), atomic number/mass, and isotopes.
Read/view presentation slides about the universe, constellations, and star properties; respond to a "Reflect and Respond" prompt asking why constellations are not the most useful way for astronomers to group stars.
Free download Review vocabulary term/definition cards, then click coordinate squares to flip pairs of cards and find matches; unmatched pairs flip back over.
Students fill in blanks on lesson slides, complete a periodic-table lookup exercise (finding atomic numbers/protons for given elements), calculate average atomic mass from isotope data, and complete a companion Bill Nye video worksheet.
Free download Review vocabulary term/definition cards, then click coordinate squares to flip pairs of cards and find matches; unmatched pairs flip back over.
Free download Review vocabulary term/definition cards, then guess letters by clicking on-screen letter squares to reveal a hidden word; incorrect guesses add a body part until the word is guessed or the figure is complete.