Students learn what it means to draw a conclusion in science. They are given tips for drawing conclusions, then consider a specific scenario. Finally, they practice drawing conclusions.
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National Poetry Month Themed Packet for High School
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Romeo and Juliet Teaching Unit Kit
A complete teaching kit for a full or partial unit on Romeo and Juliet
Take your students on a thought-provoking, insig...
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Animal Farm Teaching Unit Kit
Everything you need to teach a full or partial unit on Animal Farm
Help your students dive into the modern relevance, m...
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Life Science Test: Classification
Use this science exam to test students' knowledge and understanding of biological classification.
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Earth Science Test: Air
Test students' knowledge and understanding of Earth's atmosphere with this printable science exam.
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Science Activity: Classifying Cells
Practice classifying cells with this life science activity.
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Science Activity: Uses of Cellulose
Read the passage in this printable to learn about cellulose.
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Hydrologic Sciences Activity
Using a dictionary, students will define the four branches of hydrologic sciences: hydrology, limnology, hydrogeology, a...
