You to identify, describe and explain the importance the scientific method.
This worksheet lets them compare their plant experiment’s measurements with the control group, as well as the other plants so that they can...
In this worksheet, students create an experiment for how a plant grows. They’re asked to identify all the relevant variables, consider wethe...
This 2 page worksheet is designed to work hand in hand with the first presentation in this unit, and help students better understand the sci...
In this experiment, students create a chemical battery with a lemon that is able to power a small light. This could be an effective demon...
A simple baking soda and vinegar chemical reaction inflates a balloon. Students learn that chemical reaction can produce a gas.
Investigate how we can use what we have learned to control the flow of electricity.
This assessment will span over 2 lessons. In groups, students will pick a natural disaster and create a presentation, which they will presen...
In this lesson, students explore the various extreme weather events that have the power tochange the surface of the earth and impact those o...
In this lesson, students discuss Tsunamis, how they’re formed, and the damage that they do. They explore the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami.
In this lesson, students work through the volcanoes presntation and they creat a 3D model of a volcano.
In this lesson, students watch an example of a presentation similar to the ones they will be starting in a few weeks.They also discuss how s...
In this lesson, students investigate how scientists measure and study earthquakes, and why they do it.
In this lesson, students learn that when plates move across or towards each other, they can release energy in the form of earthquakes.
In this lesson, students explore the different layers of the earth, and focused on the crust. This includes, the thinnest layer, the crust,...
