Borax Snowflake Lab
Teach 9th grade chemistry students how to build a snowflake with borax.
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Teach 9th grade chemistry students how to build a snowflake with borax.
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In this activity, students will research how a radio sends and receives AM and FM signals.
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Our holiday helpers are here to bring cheer and a chance to win science gear for every subject!
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Create a character and story line based on the physiological impact a certain system has on the body.
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Simulate meteorites coming to earth and the relationship between kinetic enegery (KE) of a sphere and its mass by measuring and analyzing quantitative data.
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Focused around electron configurations, this fun battleship adaptation is great for your next chemistry class.
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Use this Electromagnetic Introduction Lab to demonstrate the factors that affect the strength of electric and magnetic forces.
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Instruct students on simple machines with this Rube Goldberg machine.
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Explore the relationship between temperature and electric potential in thermoelectric materials using both the Seebeck effect and the Peltier effect in this lab activity.
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In this activity, students will research the food chain of an owl.
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Download this simple biology lesson plan and introduce elementary science students to the plant pigments responsible for autumn leaf colors.
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Engage your STEM students by watching the Hidden Figures movie and trying out our activity.
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Use breakfast cereal to teach your students about magnetic attraction.
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Help your AP Environmental Science students understand exponential growth, k vs r strategists, and limiting factors
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Explore Darwin's Theory of Evolution with this high school biology activity.
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Marvelous Magnets: An Exploration of Electromagnetism with Lab Stations
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In this activity, students will find that the materials with higher iron contents will serve as better compass needles.
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