In this activity, students are asked to conduct an experiment to learn how moisture affects popcorn kernels. They must also answer several questions based on their findings.
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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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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
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Science: Technology in the Olympics
In this activity students are asked to read a passage about how technology is used in the Olympics and answer several qu...
LESSON PLANS
Science Poetry Packet
Use this science poetry packet to support your students to write three different types of poems about science: Haiku, Ac...
Mathematics: Volume Increase of Popcorn
In this experiment, students are asked to predict and then calculate the volume increase of popped popcorn.
Science: Plotting a River Profile
In this activity, students are asked to graph the profile of the White Nile and make calculations about its slope.
