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Keep students focused as the school year winds down with engaging activities supporting physics, chemistry, geology, biology, and others science subjects.
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Get the Promo CodeFocused around electron configurations, this fun battleship adaptation is great for your next chemistry class.
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Energize your class with the facts on radiation to help them distinguish safe forms of radiation from harmful ones.
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Help students observe how physics, chemistry, geology, and other science subjects can be used to pull off the perfect pranks.
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A step-by-step break down of the application process shows you how easy it can be to secure funding.
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In this activity, students will practice the observational skills necessary to identifying chemical reactions.
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Using basic classroom supplies, this activity encourages students to review their understanding of ionic and covalent bonds, both in writing names and formulas.
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Download this general activity for physical science on waves.
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Students can think like a scientist by using the scientific method.
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So many processes in everyday life involve heat transfer; your students will be inspired to discover all the situations where it occurs.
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Ward’s World is an excellent resource for NGSS-aligned lesson plans and content for your classroom.
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Keep students engaged over the holiday break with these hands-on science activities that will a-maize the whole family.
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A quick and easy activity illustrating the effect of cross-linking on a polymer
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Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink...until students complete this hands-on STEM activity! Explore where tap water comes from and how it's made clean and safe for public use.
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Whether you're not sure where to start when it comes to choosing a digital microscope model, or you want to learn more about how digital microscopes can help you, this video is for you.
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Used to examine specimens that would be too thick or opaque for compound microscopy, stereo microscopes are lower-resolution scopes that allow for a greater working distance and depth of field.
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