In this activity, students learn about physical and mental scientific models. They are asked to graph two models based on information provided in the handout.
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ASSESSMENT
Exit Tickets for Middle School Classrooms
Exit tickets are a form of assessment that are often used informally to assess how well students grasped a lesson, what ...
CHOICE BOARDS
Geography Activities for Middle School
Help students explore the world and develop their geography knowledge with this packet of geography activities for middl...
ACTIVITIES
Test Prep Strategies, Tools, and Practice Questions
Help set your students up for academic success with this packet of test-taking tips, test preparation strategies, and pr...
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ACTIVITIES
Making Eggs That Bounce
Did you ever try to bounce an egg? Don't! Not until you read through this experiment, anyway.
ACTIVITIES
Making Invisible Ink
This simple experiment is great for young kids, but must be conducted with adult supervision because it involves using t...
Mathematics: Model the Mars Neighborhood
In this activity, students are asked to design and build a three-dimensional scale model of the inner solar system by fo...
BOOK GUIDES
Models Don't Eat Chocolate Cookies Discussion Questions
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Science: Making a Model Lock
In this activity, students are provided with a list of steps and asked to make a working model of a river lock.
Social Studies: Making a Model Shaduf
In this activity, students are given instructions and asked to make a model of a shaduf.
