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Here are 12 electrical diagrams where the students decide if the bulb(s) will light up based on their knowledge as to whether they are seeing a closed or open circuit. Did electrical energy successfully flow from the battery to the contacts on the bulb?
They will then support their decisions by filling in the chart. As an extension, they could replicate these diagrams using materials in the classroom.
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Students exhibit higher level thinking as they evaluate and classify these photo task cards (digital distance learning or printable) to determine which of NEWTON’S THREE LAWS OF MOTION are being…
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This activity encompasses several different skills such as interpreting maps, plotting longitude and latitude and critical thinking.I usually do this activity after we have already done previous plate tectonic activities.…
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Add structure and assessment to your ELECTRIC CIRCUIT GAMES engineering project! (MS-PS2-3, MS-PS2-5). Building an electrical game can be so much fun and students learn about circuits, insulators and conductors…
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Fun and engaging, digital interactive game to determine the effects of natural or man made disturbances on the biodiversity of populations of organisms in a food web. Great for Earth…
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Calculate the total average speed from distant time graphs along with the average speed between any two points on the graph. Each of these three digital or printable graphs has…
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Students drag and drop the plates and interact with this fun, digital geoscience puzzle like activity. They place the changing tectonic plates in their correct locations on a map along with several…
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