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Teach a two-day chemistry lesson on physical and chemical properties and changes of matter, covering states of matter, qualitative vs. quantitative properties, and energy.
Senior high school earth science lesson covering physical and chemical weathering processes, delivered via slideshow with a matching fill-in-the-blank student note-taking outline.
GCSE PE Anatomy & Physiology lesson teaching students to identify major bones of the body, locate them on a skeleton, and link bones to their function in sport.
A high-school-level review of key math skills needed for science courses (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, General Science, Mathematics): scientific notation, significant digits, rearranging equations, metric conversions, and trigonometry review.
An interactive digital 'micro-learning' slide deck that teaches how weather fronts form and how cold fronts and warm fronts differ, through a reading passage and follow-up close-reading and vocabulary activities.
A senior/high-school chemistry lesson on solutions and solubility, covering solvents/solutes, concentration, saturation states, solubility rules and ranges, water polarity, ionization, electrolytes, hydration, and the effect of temperature on solubility, delivered as parallel teacher and student presentations.
Teach a high-school-level earth science lesson on sediment: what it is, how it forms, and its three main types (detrital, chemical, biochemical).
Teach high school Anatomy & Physiology/Biology students the structures of the heart as the second part of a cardiovascular system unit.
A teacher-led lesson (slide presentation plus worksheets) that teaches chemical reactions, energy in reactions, signs of chemical change, writing chemical formulas, the law of conservation of mass, and balancing chemical equations.
A high-school earth science lesson teaching Earth's layers, plate tectonic theory, primary/secondary tectonic plates, continental drift evidence, plate boundary types, and their resulting geologic features.
An interactive digital 'micro-learning' slide deck that teaches the difference between weather and climate through a video/reading passage and follow-up close-reading and vocabulary activities.
Lesson explaining how living things (primarily birds, plus gliding/parachuting animals) achieve flight through aerodynamic adaptations.
A senior high school chemistry lesson teaching how to name ionic compounds and multivalent (transition metal) compounds, including ionic bonding, the criss-cross rule, and the classical naming system, delivered via a teacher/student slide presentation with supporting labs and handouts.
A high-school Earth Science presentation lesson explaining Earth's internal composition and layers (inner/outer core, mantle, asthenosphere, lithosphere, crust) and the mechanisms behind Earth's magnetic field and plate tectonics.
Three PowerPoint presentations cover human blood physiology for high school anatomy and physiology classes: a 14-slide deck on platelets and blood physiology, a 14-slide deck on red and white blood cells, and a 12-slide deck on blood types, transfusions, and blood disorders. Across the set, direct-instruction slides — covering hemoglobin's oxygen-carrying role, the three plasma proteins (albumin, globulin, fibrinogen), the five white blood cell types, and ABO blood typing — are accompanied by question-and-answer review slides in the platelet and blood-types decks, such as naming erythropoiesis's controlling hormone or recalling the names of the formed elements. The editable PowerPoint format lets a teacher reorder slides or adjust wording before presenting the three-part unit.
Free download Interactive PowerPoint vocabulary review on the rock cycle/rock transformation, pairing term/definition flashcard slides with a multiple-choice self-check game.
A test-prep lesson package reviewing plant anatomy, pollination, life cycle, and photosynthesis for middle school science, combining a fact sheet, a PowerPoint question/answer review, and a teacher answer key.
A senior chemistry lesson presentation teaching single and double displacement reactions, the metal activity series, the halogen activity series, the solubility table, neutralization reactions, and total/net ionic equations.
A senior/upper Earth-science lesson package teaching how caves form, covering speleology, sediment deposition, stratigraphy, and cave features (stalactites, stalagmites, columns), delivered as a slide presentation with an auto-graded exit ticket and supporting videos.
Introduces the psychology of sensation, focusing on vision and audition (hearing): how sense organs transduce stimuli into neural signals, feature detection and parallel processing, color vision theories, color blindness, and the anatomy of the eye and ear.
Teach high school (grade 9-12) astronomy students the structure of the solar system from the Sun through the Oort Cloud, for use across a multi-day lesson.
A three-lesson PowerPoint bundle teaching marine biology: an introduction to marine/saltwater fish (jawless, cartilaginous, and bony fish groups and their characteristics), an introduction to coral reef fish, and coral reef fish species, each paired with a notes/activity guide.
Teach a two-day high school chemistry lesson on the five main types of chemical reactions (synthesis, decomposition, single displacement, double displacement, combustion) and how to write/balance/classify their equations.
Use the four note presentations to introduce a cardiovascular topic and pause for students to recall an answer before revealing the explanation. The files cover blood vessels, heart structures, physiology, and disorders, with review questions connecting the topics. For a separate practical follow-up, sheep heart dissection lab offers a specimen-based activity.