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Free physical science cultural activities
Science Poster Project (Extra Credit)
This is an extra credit assignment I give to my students. 1) I give them guidelines for the type of posters I'm looking for. 2) Guidance of how the students will vote for their personal favorite posters.3) How I choose to hang up the best posters.______________________________________________________________________________________________Save Over 20% Project Bundle:Physics and Engineering Project Bundle________________________________________________________________________________________Chec
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Let's Draw a Jellyfish!
Easy to follow directions, using right brain drawing techniques, showing how to draw a jellyfish.
This video is FREE and can be streamed from my You Tube Channel:
Patty Fernandez Artist
It can be found on the Ocean playlist.
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Not Grade Specific
Physical versus behavioral adaptations vocabulary card sort
This card sort is for students that speak English and Spanish. As we often know, this can be a difficult time for students that are learning the English language. Using the same words in English and Spanish, I hope to assist in the students understanding of science vocabulary.
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4th - 5th
Chemists You Should Know - Research Activity
Looking for a way to celebrate Black History month? This no-prep lesson is a great way to get your chemistry students talking about scientists who have changed our world but have received little to no credit for their work.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Real World Chemistry
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Let's Draw a Mama and Baby Sea Otter!
Easy to follow directions, using right brain drawing techniques, showing how to draw a Mama and Baby Sea Otter.
This video is FREE and can be streamed from my You Tube Channel:
Patty Fernandez Artist
It can be found in the Animals-Fur, Feathers, and Scales playlist.
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Not Grade Specific
Western Hemisphere Biome Map
This Western Hemisphere Biome map compliments the Waseca biome materials. While they offer individual biome maps of each continent, this map includes the entire Western Hemisphere.
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K - 5th
The Scientist Project
BIPOC + Female Scientist Project builds STEM Identity, shows students the diversity of those who have contributed to science, and provides ☮️ DEI(B)J connections for the science classroom. Students will investigate the work and lives of BIPOC + Female Scientists and create posters to display this learning. Teacher PowerPoint allows for guided discussion about the roles of BIPOC + Female scientists around the world and throughout history, in order to provide structure and guidance for student wor
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9th - 10th
La célula. Características básias.
Ficha sobre las características básicas de la célula.Sencilla, de comprensión de un vídeo enlazado, con huecos para rellenar.Si te gusta el documento, agradecería que valorases el material. Además, puedes seguirme en instagram, donde comparto muchos materiales.¡Gracias!@acm_proffle
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4th - 6th
Newton's Laws of Motion Pennants
Students answer questions and color in pennants that make great decorations and a fun activity!
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5th - 7th
Our Class Cultures
Post assessment after cultural unit. This is a collection of the cultures/ethnicities learned by the students. They can reflect on what they've learned and share it with others!
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1st - 5th
Ancient Egyptian Religious Symbols or Scientific Tools? PDF
Ancient Egyptian Religious Symbols or Scientific Tools? PDF is a lesson that teaches students about religious symbols such as Djed pillar, the ankh and the waas scepter and how they may also be related to scientific phenomenon such as electric power and voltage.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Celebrating Black History, Present & Future in Physics
This is a slideshow that students can edit to celebrate Black History (and present and future!) in Physics. I designed it for my students to work in groups of two and present to the class. It can be done virtually or in person. There are 13 physicists or people with physics degrees with links to websites about them. Students are instructed to follow the link and find a second source and prepare a one slide presentation on their background and achievements.
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8th - 12th
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