$5 - $10 10th Grade Science Google Apps
Summer Games: The Science Behind the 4 Sports for Use with Google Slides™
By Science and STEAM Team
In this summer's sports competitions, there will be four new sports added. One is a sport important to Japanese culture; karate. The other three are in hopes of drawing a younger viewing crowd: skateboarding, rock climbing, and surfing. The high-interest non-fiction texts are perfect for the end of the year, summer school, and summer camp! There are video links too! You can share this resource with your students through Google Classroom™ or Google Drive™. Students can then type directly on this document and share it back with you.
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BUNDLE-Gr5 Physical Science Unit - Lessons, Notes, Vocabulary, Worksheets, Labs
By Ms Churchs Classroom
This bundle includes all four parts of the Physical Science lessons.
Students will be guided through their introduction to various parts of Physical Science. This bundle is 30% off!
They start with Matter and Structure where they learn about physical properties focusing on Solubility, Conductivity, Elasticity, Hardness, Reflectivity, and Texture, and how to observe physical properties. Physical properties are introduced,
Students then learn briefly about the periodic table and its history, and atoms. Students will also use pixel art to familiarize themselves with the table and complete a project!
Students go to chemical properties after and learn how to measure and be introduced to the conservation of mass via lab work.
Lastly, Students will learn about Heterogenous and Homogenous Mixtures. They will be given an overview of changing state to refresh prior knowledge and how that assists in understanding mixtures. They complete a summative lab that focuses on mixtures with a bonus extension challenge.
Please see the individual previews to see if this resource is a good fit for your classroom!
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There are four suggested pixel arts to assist your instruction!
1. Element to Name
2. Riddle me An Element
3. Name to Element
4. Mixtures and Solutions
There are two suggested Dominos Vocabulary to assist your instruction!
1. Chemical Properties
2. Mixtures and Solutions
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This resource is great for
- Introduction to the periodic table
- Minimal prep lesson! - Adjust as necessary for your students
- Project assessment for cross-curricular competency
- Pixel art activity x4 - Great for stations, review, and sub plans!
- Dominos Vocabulary x2 - Reusable and great for bellringers or stations!
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Science Olympiad Coach's Guide - Division B and C
By Danielle Mortimore
About to start a science olympiad team at your school? Are you taking over for an already established science olympiad team? This guide will help you stay organized and sane while sponsoring one of the best science school competitions out there! It includes the following sections...
- What is Science Olympiad (SO)?
- What is required of a coach for SO?
- How do I recruit students?
- How do I help students?
- What resources do I need?
- How do I stay organized?
- What is the day of the tournament like?
- When should I be doing what?
Includes links to...
- Student Interest Form (Google form and paper copy)
- Slides on how to help students keep their notes organized
- Numerous resources for a successful Science Olympiad season
- Massive Google Sheets link for staying organized
Coaching Science Olympiad is one of the most exhausting but rewarding academic extracurricular activities. You will see students grow and learn so much and see their love of science and STEM expand! This guide is for new coaches, either those starting their own Science Olympiad program or for those taking over existing programs. I was a Science Olympiad coach for 6 years and am sharing how I was able to stay organized and help students try their best and succeed!
Significant Figures Maze Activity Bundle
By Brittany Henderson
Printable PDF & Digital Versions are included in this distance learning ready activity which consists of 3 maze activities and a BONUS handout/resource about significant figures rules (including adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing) is included in this bundle.
Identifying Significant Figures Maze
Multiplying and Dividing Significant Figures Maze
Adding and Subtracting Significant Figures Maze
Important Information
Not all boxes are used in the maze to avoid students from just figuring out the correct route. Students will have to correctly solve at least 12 problems to find their way through the maze.
Distance learning?
- No problem! This activity now includes Google Slides & Easel by TeachShare digital options! Ready to go, no prep needed from you!
Three Forms of Use Included
- Printable PDF
- Google Slides
- Easel by TeachShare
Coral Reefs Reading Passages and More for Use with Google Slides™
By Science and STEAM Team
This engaging resource contains four informational reading passages about coral along with follow-up questions.
What is Coral?
Why Are Corals Reefs Important Ecosystems?
Human Impact on Coral Reefs
Coral Farming
The passages were written with middle-schoolers in mind, but the information is very interesting and complex and would be useful for other grades as well.
There is also a Standards and Suggestions page, task cards with pictures of 18 different corals with a report writing organizer, 10 educational posters, and links YouTube videos.
You can share this resource with your students through Google Classroom™ or Google Drive™. Students can then type directly on this document and share it back with you.
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