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Great way to analyze cause and effect relationships using data about organisms in an ecosystem.
Recommended for: Biology, Environmental Science, Middle School Life ScienceContributed Lesson Materials (showing 5 of 7):
Chemical Changes Graphic Organizers
Two different graphic organizers for students to document learning about ev ... (more)idence of chemical changes and conversation of mass. Depending on the standards and grade level, choose which graphic organizer to share with students.
Chemical ChangesBest For: Middle School Physical Science
Scripted Lesson - Senses (Activity A)
In this modified lesson, students jig-saw different sense organs and create ... (more) expert groups to discuss and compare stimuli and different responses by the brain. Students then apply their learning to create a safety message.
SensesBest For: Middle School Life Science
Snakes in the Glades - Engineering Design
This STEM activity can be completed after students understand how organisms ... (more) are impacted in a changing ecosystem.
Food ChainBest For: Biology, Environmental Science, Middle School Life Science
Weather Maps Lesson Script and Modified Lesson Materials
This lesson will help teachers guide students through understanding how to ... (more)analyze weather maps using an interactive graphic organizer to record their data and evidence.
Weather MapsBest For: Earth/Space Science
Graphic Organizer - Forms of Weathering
Graphic Organizers allow students to organize and simplify information that ... (more) can be used to support higher order thinking skills. This graphic organizer can be used to compare forms of mechanical and chemical weathering. Students will summarize their learning by developing a working definition.
WeatheringBest For: 5th Grade Science
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