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Physical science graphic organizers for Microsoft Excel
Blank Periodic Table EXCEL File
This is an EXCEL file of a blank Periodic table. Because it is EXCEL, it can be edited to meet your needs. It currently contains the names of all 118 elements. I print these for my students and have them create their own color coded periodic table. They fill in the atomic numbers and symbols.
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8th - 11th
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Review Table for Thermal Energy, Temperature, and Heat
This is a table asking students to define the terms (thermal energy, temperature, and heat), as well as describe some key features of those terms. This should help solidify what these seemingly similar terms mean in science, as well as what distinguishes them from each other. It is a good resource for face-to-face learning as well as digital learning because the Excel spreadsheet can be copied and pasted with a few key strokes.
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6th - 12th
Comparing Phase Changes
This worksheet allows students to compare the changes between physical states by energy, particle motion, and attractive forces. The detail of the content will depend on the level of the class, but the result is a very useful tool for reviews and test preparation. Additionally, this fits well into an interactive science notebook!
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Grades:
8th - 11th
Recording sheet for Crystal Growing experiment
A recording sheet for when students to record their observations over time when they create crystal ornaments using borax and boiling water.
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3rd - 6th
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