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Use these in class demonstrations to show the 5 different types of chemical reactions to your students!
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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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This build your own solar LED Jar light is a fun and creative way to teach and learn about photovoltaics.
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Focused around electron configurations, this fun battleship adaptation is great for your next chemistry class.
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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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Help your AP Environmental Science students understand exponential growth, k vs r strategists, and limiting factors
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What is the density of water? Does 1 mL of water really equal 1 cm3?
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Introduce balancing equations and the Law of Conservation of Matter.
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This activity explores the "tragedy of the commons."
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Use breakfast cereal to teach your students about magnetic attraction.
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Explore Darwin's Theory of Evolution with this high school biology activity.
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Review of the earth's spheres and the interactions between the spheres.
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Teach how to use dichotomous keys with this middle school biology activity.
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Visualize static electric field lines using synthetic hair and baby oil
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