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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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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Geography Activities for Middle School
Help students explore the world and develop their geography knowledge with this packet of geography activities for middl...
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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 ...
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Make Your Progress Visible
Use this end-of-the-year activity to support students to reflect on the progress that they have made this school year.
Mathematics: Making a Bar Graph
In this activity, students are asked to make a bar graph based on different dog breeds and their average weights.
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...
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Euro Makes Its Debut
Common currency adopted in Europe by David Johnson On January 2, 2002, the new European currency, the euro, became offic...
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.
