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Problem solving laboratories for staff
Science Observation Journal Cover
This is a Science Observation Journal Cover that can be used with any science program that you use in your classroom.
Use it for your Kindergarten students who are just learning to make observations, or for your elementary and intermediate students that are in need of a Science Journal.
You can print the cover and place it in the front of a 3-ring binder, or paste it to a spiral notebook, or staple it to the front of a stack of papers. It's up to you and works with any journal setup!
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Work and Change in kinetic energy lab
Use frictionless ramps, and and a dynamic cart to test the relationship between the change in the kinetic energy of a system and the work done to stop it. Let the students discover the physics describing the flow of energy on a mechanical system. Use the power of technology to measure the position, velocity, and acceleration of the system and make calculations with precision and accuracy.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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STEM - Back to School - Dollar Store Design Challenge - Umbrella
This is a great beginning of the of the year activity!Many teachers' favorite store is their local Dollar Store. I personally am willing to spend a little of my own money for a great lesson plan.The Design Challenge idea is not new, but has gained tremendous momentum with the increase in STEM education focus over the last few years. These challenges force learners in to a growth mindset but requiring multiple trials, being creative with limited supplies and by relying on group members for sugges
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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STEM - Back to School - Dollar Store Design Challenge - Gondola
This is a great beginning of the of the year activity! Many teachers' favorite store is their local Dollar Store. I personally am willing to spend a little of my own money for a great lesson plan.The Design Challenge idea is not new, but has gained tremendous momentum with the increase in STEM education focus over the last few years. These challenges force learners in to a growth mindset but requiring multiple trials, being creative with limited supplies and by relying on group members for sugge
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Energy on a spring launcher
Students will learn how to determine the spring constant of a spring using the law of conservation of energy, students will also be able to study the mathematical relationship between the stretching length of a spring and the velocity of a marble launched by it. the collected data and graph can be use to predict the maximum height the ball would reach under a preset stretching length of the spring.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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