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  • Blood Unit

    The unit on blood gives students the ability to understand the different types of blood and how they play a role in transfusions. This unit also helps the students to understand the process used by lab technicians when it comes to finding illnesses.
  • Scaffolding the Scientific Method: A comprehensive unit

    Take students through the scientific method step-by-step in this ample unit. Each lesson teaches a new step in the process and uses a simple, yet entertaining experiment to provide students with motivating practice.
  • Who''s Got the Crunch

    Working in small groups, students will identify the problem, observe, hypothesize, write a procedure, and draw a conclusion, while tasting 3 types of cereals.
  • Hypothetically Speaking...Incorporating Scientific Inquiry

    This bulletin board idea generates lots of scientific experiments in the classroom and helps you make sure you are discussing each element of scientific inquiry.
  • What''s Nectar?

    Fun hands-on lesson for spring that shows how butterflies get nectar from flowers. Lesson begins with plants and flowers and leads to a lesson about butterflies.
  • Howl at the Moon Phases

    This is a fun song/poem to teach the phases of the moon to kindergarten students. The students are actively involved kinesthetically while singing.
  • Sock it to Mitosis

    This lesson allows the students to use hands on approach in understanding mitosis.
  • Roller Coaster Design...Thrills and Chills Without the Spills!

    What better way to get students hooked on physics than through the excitement of roller coasters?!
  • Your Rockin'' Choices!

    Differentiated lesson allowed the students 4 different choices to show that they understand the rock cycle and the three different types of rocks.
  • Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration

    This lesson will show similarities and differences between photosynthesis and cellular respiration.
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