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Are you looking for a resource to teach the cell theory and cell organelles? This resource might be just what you need. It will offer your students the opportunity to: Read about the history of the cell theory Create a cell theory timeline Cut & paste organelles of a plant and an animal cell. ***Please check the preview to see sample worksheets *** What’s included in the resource? Included in the resource are the following: The Basic Unit of Life Reading (1 page) Post Reading Worksheet (1 page) The Plant and Animal Cells Worksheet (2 pages) Organelles Cut & Paste Sheet (1 page) Answer Keys Teacher Guide Part 1: Reading In this part, students will read a passage about the cell theory. They will learn about past scientists and their contributions to the cell theory.Afterward, they will use the information in the passage to complete a post reading worksheet. Part 2: The Plant and Animal Cell Organelles In this part, students will cut organelles and paste them into an empty plant and animal cell. This will help them learn the organelles in both plant and animal cells. After completing the cut-and-paste activity, they will play bingo to review the names of the organelles. The resource can be easily integrated into your existing teaching materials, used as a stand-alone, or even as a review at the end of the unit. I truly believe this resource will be a wonderful addition to your teaching toolbox and help your students learn about the cell theory and organelles through multiple engaging activities. This resource will provide them the chance to practice their reading skills too. The activities require little prep time, which saves the teacher valuable time. I have included the answer key to all worksheets. See preview. Grade Level: Grades 6 - 10 Thanks and have an awesome class!

Get this engaging resource to teach your next active and passive transport unit. The resource will provide your students the opportunity to: Read and gain knowledge about active and passive transport. Learn examples of both types of transport. Examples: simple diffusion, osmosis, facilitated diffusion, endocytosis, Na K pump, etc. Complete a post-reading worksheet Label and color the parts of the cell membrane Apply the scientific method to solve a mystery of a wilting flower placed in water. ***Please check the preview to see sample worksheets *** What’s included in the resource? Included in the resource are the following: Transport in Cells Reading (1 page) Post Reading Worksheet (1 page) The Cell Membrane Worksheet (1 page) Would You Rather Worksheet (1 page) Osmosis Inquiry Lab (2 pages) Answer Keys Teacher Guide Part 1: Reading In this part, students will read a passage about active and passive transport. They will learn the definitions and examples of both types of transport. Afterward, they will use the information in the passage to complete a post reading worksheet. Part 2: The Cell Membrane In this part, students will read, color, and label parts of the cell membrane. They will also answer some cell membrane-related questions. Part 3: Would you rather This is part, students will choose between pairs of questions they would rather answer. This activity is great for your early finishers. It provide students choices on the question they would rather answer. Part 4: Osmosis Inquiry Lab This is an optional lab where students will apply the scientific method to solve a mystery: “a flower that is wiltering while placed in water”. I have included the story, lab procedures, and teacher tips in the resource. The resource can be easily integrated into your existing teaching materials, used as a stand-alone, or even as a review at the end of the unit. I believe this resource will be a great addition to your teaching toolbox and help your students active and passive transport in cells through multiple engaging activities. This resource will provide them the chance to practice their reading and scientific skills. The activities require little prep time, and the materials are easy to find, which saves the teacher valuable time. I have included the answer key to all worksheets. See preview. Grade Level: Grades 8 - 12 Thanks and have an awesome class!

Get this engaging resource to teach elements, molecules, compounds, and bonds in the context of biology. The resource will provide your students the opportunity to: Read and gain knowledge about the terms elements, compounds, atoms. Learn examples of biologically essential molecules and functions. Complete a post-reading worksheet Complete a crossword activity ***Please check the preview to see sample worksheets *** What’s included in the resource? Reading Sheet (1 page) Post Reading Worksheet (1 page) Early Finishers Crossword Puzzle ( 1 page ) Answer Keys Part 1: Reading In this part, students will read a brief passage about elements, atoms, compounds and bonds. This part will provide students with the essential background knowledge about these chemistry terms and how their roles in the context of biology. Students will complete a worksheet after they have read the passage. Here, they will learn about some examples of compounds, their chemical structures and their biological functions. **Part 2: Crossword Puzzle ** This is a perfect activity for your early finishers to review the functions of some biologically important compounds. Students read the definitions and complete the puzzle. The resource can be easily integrated into your existing teaching materials, used as a stand-alone, or even as a review at the end of the unit. I am confident this resource will be a great addition to your teaching toolbox and help your students explore compounds, molecules and bonds in a relatable and engaging way. They will get the chance to practice their reading skills as well. The activities require little prep time, which saves the teacher valuable time. I have included the answer key to all worksheets. See preview. Grade Level: Grades 8 - 12 Thanks and have an awesome class! Please reach out to eazyscience221@gmail.com with feedback and questions. Thanks, and have an amazing class.

Teach classification of living things with this 5-part lesson that will engage your students from start to finish. The resource will provide the opportunity for your students to : Illustrate and define the 8 levels of biological organization. Complete a crossword activity about key terms related to biological organization Illustrate the flow of energy through an ecosystem. Complete an optional t-shirt design activity related to the topic. Classify organisms from the domain to the species level ***Please check the preview to see sample worksheets ***

Description Teach your next Waves topic with this engaging resource which will offer your students the chance to: 1.Label parts of transverse and longitudinal waves 2.Compare and contrast transverse and longitudinal waves 3.Complete a crossword activity about wave terminologies 4.Solve calculation questions involving frequencies, wavelength, and velocity What’s included in the resource? 1.Parts of a Wave worksheet (colored and B&W versions) 2.Waves Crossword Puzzle (colored and B&W versions) 3.Waves Problem Set (2 pages) 4.Answer Key 5.Teacher Guide ***Please see the preview for sample worksheets and more details *** Part 1: Parts of a Wave In this part, students will label transverse and longitudinal waves. Afterward, they will compare and contrast these two types of waves using a Venn diagram. Part 2: Waves Crossword Puzzle In this part, students will read clues to complete a crossword activity. This is a fun and challenging way for students to learn about essential terminologies related to waves. Part 3: Waves Problem Set In this part, students will solve calculations involving wavelength, frequency, and speed of waves. This will allow students to practice their calculation skills. The worksheet may be used as an end-of-unit test or a review test. ***Please see the preview for details *** The resource can be easily integrated into your existing teaching materials, used as a stand-alone, or even as a review at the end of the unit. I believe this resource will engage and help your students explore a topic that is often confusing for many students. They will get to compare and contrast, learn about real-world examples, and practice solving calculation questions involving waves. These activities will deepen their understanding of the key concepts. The activities require little prep time, which saves the teacher valuable time. I have included the answer key to all worksheets. Check the preview. Grade Level: Grades 7 - 10 Thanks and have an awesome class! Please reach out to eazyscience221@gmail.com with feedback and questions. Thanks, and have an amazing class.

Description Are you looking for an engaging resource to teach electricity, parallel and series circuits, and Ohm’s Law? Your answer is here. With this resource, you will never run out of activities to engage your learners. It will provide an opportunity for your learners to: Read about how electricity is made and how it’s related to the natural phenomenon of lightning. Identify and draw circuit symbols Build series & parallel circuits, measure currents and voltages, and observe bulb brightness using the PHET SIM Virtual lab. Compare and contrast series and parallel circuits. Solve Ohm’s Law problem set ***Please see the preview for sample worksheets and other details *** What’s included in the resource? 1.Introduction to electricity (1 page) 2.Electric Circuit And Electric Symbols (1 page) 3.Series And Parallel Circuits Virtual Lab (1 page) 4.Series And Parallel Circuits Post Lab Questions ( 1 page ) 5.Ohm’s Law Problem Set 6.Suggestions for Extension Activities 7.Answer Keys Part 1: What is Electricity? In this part, students will read a short introductory passage about electricity, current, and lightning. Afterward, they will answer some questions related to the passage. Part 2: Circuit and Electric Symbols In this part, students will match some commoncircuit symbols. Afterward, they will use the symbols to draw electric circuits. Part 3: Virtual Lab In this part, students will explore series and parallel circuits using PHET virtual simulation. This activity will allow students to build circuits, measure voltages and currents, and make observations on the bulb brightness. After completing the activity, students will answer questions related to series and parallel circuits. Part 4: Ohm’s Law Problem Set In this part, students will solve 10 calculation questions. The questions are great for practice during the lesson or at the end of the unit test. They have various levels of difficulties. ***Please see the preview for details *** The resource can be easily integrated into your existing teaching materials, used as a stand-alone, or even as a review at the end of the unit. I am confident this resource will provide you with many activity choices. Your students will be engaged as they explore the electricity, current, and circuits. They will get the opportunity to collaborate with others, build circuits online, and practice solving questions related to Ohm’s law. The activities require little prep time, which saves the teacher valuable time. I have included the answer key to all worksheets. See preview. Grade Level: Grades 7 - 10 Thanks and have an awesome class! Please reach out to eazyscience221@gmail.com with feedback and questions. Thanks, and have an amazing class.

Description Use this fun yet simple resource to teach an overview of the scientific method. The resource is designed to offer your students the opportunity to: a. Learn about the steps in the scientific method. b. Read about the history of the scientific method. c. Answer questions related to the scientific method. ***Please check the preview for sample worksheets and answer keys *** What’s included in the resource? Scientific Method 6 Basic Steps Worksheet ( 1 page ) Scientific Method In Einstein’s Pocket ( 1 page ) Scientific Method Steps Cards ( 1 page ) Answer Key Part 1: Scientific Method 6 Basic Steps In this part, students will write the 6 main steps in the scientific method. They will then color the pictures on the worksheet. Part 2: Scientific Method In Einstein’s Pocket In this part, students will read a brief history of the scientific method, then answer questions about the 9 steps of the scientific method. Afterward, they will cut the cards and insert them into “Einstein’s Pocket”. The resource can be easily integrated into your existing teaching materials, used as a stand-alone, as a way to introduce the topic, or even as a review at the end of the unit. I am confident this resource will provide you with a fresh idea to help your students explore the steps in the scientific method. They will be able to master the key steps, read examples of each step, and answer related questions. The resource requires little to no prep time, which saves the teacher valuable time. I have included the answer key to all worksheets. See preview. Grade Level: Grades 7 - 10 Thanks and have an awesome class! Please reach out to eazyscience221@gmail.com with feedback and questions. Thanks, and have an amazing class.

Are you looking for an engaging way to teach heat conductors and insulators to your middle school students? This resource may be just what you are looking for. It will provide your learners the opportunity to: Compare and contrast heat conductors and heat insulators. Design and build a thermo-flask by applying their knowledge of heat conductors and insulators. Design a brand logo and name for their thermoflask. Test the effectiveness of their thermos flask. The resources include: Heat Conductor Vs Heat Insulators Worksheet Cut and Paste Cards ( Colored and B&W versions) Building the Ultimate Heat Keeper Sheet ( 3 versions ) Graph Sheet Thermoflask Brand + Logo Paper Strip Answer Keys *** Please see the preview for sample student work and sheets *** Part 1: Heat Conductors Vs Heat Insulators In this part, students will compare heat conductors and insulators. In the last section of the worksheet, they will cut and paste different materials as examples of either heat conductors or heat insulators. Part 2: Building the Ultimate Heat Keeper In this part, students are instructed to design, build, and test a prototype of a flask that can keep water warm over time. The teacher will provide different materials such as aluminum foil, bubble wrap, newspaper, etc. Student groups will decide which material they will use to build their thermoflask based on their understanding of the properties of heat conductors and heat insulators. ***Check out more details in the preview *** I have included a step-by-step teacher guide in the resource. I believe this resource will help you turn an often boring topic into one that you and your students will enjoy. They will have the chance to create, collaborate, and apply essential scientific skills. The materials used are easy to obtain and the activities require little prep time on the part of the teacher. I have included the answer key to all worksheets. See preview. The worksheets can be used as stand-alone or with your existing resource. Grade Level: Grades 7 - 10 Thanks and have an awesome class! Please reach out to eazyscience221@gmail.com with feedback and questions. Thanks, and have an amazing class.

Are you looking for an engaging resource to teach Newton’s Three Laws of Motion? This resource might be the answer. It is designed to provide your students the opportunity to: Read about the three laws of motion and their real-world examples Complete a post-reading worksheet Conduct experiments about the three laws of motion. Make observations about how objects move Collect data on the motion of objects. Collaborate with others ***Please check the preview to see sample worksheets *** What’s included in the resource? Newton’s Laws of Motion Reading Sheet Post-reading worksheet 1st, 2nd and 3rd Law investigation worksheets Answer Keys Teacher Guide The resource is in two parts: PART 1: Reading Comprehension In this part, students will read a passage about the three laws of motion. Afterward, they will complete a post-reading worksheet. PART 2: The Experiments In this part, students will conduct three labs to investigate each of the three laws of motion. I have included the setup and procedures in the student worksheets. *** See more detail and material list in the preview *** The resource can be easily integrated into your existing teaching materials, used as a stand-alone, or even as a review at the end of the unit. I am confident this resource will engage your students and help them explore the fundamental topic of Newton’s laws of motion. They will get to conduct hands-on investigations and collaborate with others. The materials needed for the investigations are inexpensive and can be easily found around the house. The activities require little prep time, which saves the teacher valuable time. I have included the answer key to all worksheets. See the preview. Grade Level: Grades 7 - 10 Thanks and have an awesome class! Please reach out to eazyscience221@gmail.com with feedback and questions. Thanks, and have an amazing class.

Are you looking for an engaging resource to teach scalar and vector quantities to your middle schoolers? This resource may be just what you need. It will offer your learners the opportunity to: Compare and contrast Scalar and Vector Quantities Draw vector arrows to help guide a mouse to find a piece of cheese in a maze. Solve questions involving distance (scalar) and displacement (vector) quantities. ***Please see the preview for sample worksheets and more details **** What’s included in this resource? Scalar Vs Vector Quantities Venn Diagram Worksheet A Tail of Survival Worksheet Calculation Questions Worksheet Answer Keys Teacher Guide The resource comes in three parts. PART 1: Scalar Vs Vector Venn Diagram In this part, students will compare and contrast scalar and vector quantities in a Venn diagram. Afterwards, they will color examples of scalar, vector, and non-physical quantities as yellow, pink, and blue respectively. PART 2:A Tail of Survival Worksheet In this part, students will draw vector arrows that will help Mr. Jerry Mouse to find a piece of cheese while avoiding cats and traps in a maze. I have included instruction in the teacher guide. PART 3: Calculation Questions In this part, students will solve 5 questions involving distance (scalar) and displacement (vector). ***Check out more details in the preview *** The resource can be easily integrated into your existing teaching materials, used as a stand-alone or even as a review at the end of the unit. I believe this resource will engage your students while they explore this important physics topic. They will have the chance to compare and contrast scalar and vector quantities, learn examples of each and try some calculation questions. The activities require little prep time on the part of the teacher. Which is a big win. I have included the answer key to all worksheets. See preview. Grade Level: Grades 7 - 10 Thanks and have an awesome class! Please reach out to eazyscience221@gmail.com with feedback and questions. Thanks, and have an amazing class.

Are you looking for an engaging resource to teach kinetic energy, potential energy, energy transformation, and the law of conservation of energy? This resource may offer help. It is designed to help your learners: Read about energy types and transformation Play PHET Simulation to explore kinetic and potential energy Solve questions involving kinetic and potential energy and the law of conservation of energy. *** Please check the preview for sample worksheets and answer keys*** The resources include: Energy Worksheet (1 page) Potential and Kinetic Energy PHET Worksheet ( 1 page) P.E and K.E Calculation Worksheet ( 1 page ) The law of conservation of energy Calculation Worksheet ( 1 page ) Answer Keys Part1: Energy Worksheet In this part, students will read about what energy means in science, examples of energy, and how it may be transformed. Students will then describe the energy transformation in three situations on their worksheets. Part 2: Potential and Kinetic Energy PHET Worksheet In this part, students will play an online Phet Simulation to explore how a skater’s potential and kinetic energy are transformed. I have included links and QR codes for easy access to the stimulation, as well as teacher directions and tips. After the exploration, students will answer some questions related to the activity. Part 3: P.E and K.E Calculation Worksheet Here, students will solve calculation questions involving potential and kinetic energy. Answer keys included. Part 4: The law of conservation of energy Calculation Worksheet In this part, students will solve calculation questions involving the law of conservation of energy. Answer keys included. The worksheets can be used as stand-alone or with your existing resource. Grade Level: Grades 7 - 10 I am confident this resource will be a wonderful addition to your teaching toolbox. It is fun, engaging, and requires little prep time, which is a win for the teacher. Thanks and have an awesome class! Please reach out to eazyscience221@gmail.com with feedback and questions. Thanks and have an amazing class.

Are you looking for an engaging and low-prep resource to teach work ( force x distance) and power ( work ÷ time )? This resource might be just what you need. It will provide your students the opportunity to : learn the meaning of work in science calculate work-related questions investigate and calculate their power when walking up a staircase read about power, horsepower, and James Watt calculate power-related questions ***Please see the preview for sample worksheets and answer keys *** The resources include: What does work mean Worksheet (1 page) Work Calculation Worksheet ( 1 page) Power Worksheet ( 1 page ) Power Calculation Worksheet ( 1 page ) Answer Keys I have included detailed guidelines for the power staircase activity with examples of calculating and measuring variables like distance, force, θ, time, and work done. The activity is fun, easy to do and requires little preparation. The calculation questions will help your students practice solving different challenging problems. The worksheets can be used as stand-alone or with your existing resource. Grade Level: Grades 6 - 9 I am confident this resource will be a great addition to your teaching toolbox. It is fun, engaging, and requires little prep time, which is a win for the teacher. Thanks and have an awesome class! Please reach out to eazyscience221@gmail.com with feedback and questions. Thanks and have an amazing class.

Are you looking for a no-prep resource to teach layers of the Earth? Look no further. This resource will provide the opportunity for your students to: a. read and learn important info about the four layers of the Earth b. learn about each layer’s characteristics, depth, mineral composition, temperature, and weird/amazing facts. The resource may be used as stand-alone or as part of your existing sources of energy teaching materials. ***Please see the preview for sample worksheets and answer keys *** The resource includes: Layers of the Earth Worksheet ( 1 page ) Layers of the Earth Reading Sheets ( 3 pages ) Layers of the Earth Riddle Worksheet ( 1 page ) BONUS worksheet for your early finishers. I have included tips and suggestions to transform the reading into an active style of learning to get students working in teams. I am confident this layers of the Earth resource will be a wonderful addition to your teaching “toolbox”. There’s little to no prep time ( which is a win for the teacher) and the activities are engaging for students. GRADE LEVEL: 6 - 9 Thanks and have an awesome class! Please reach out at eazyscience221@gmail.com with feedback and questions. Thanks and have an amazing class.

Teach your next Pangea (Continental Drift) lesson with fresh ideas that will engage your learners from start to finish. This resource will provide your learners the opportunity to: Read and learn about continental drift Cut and paste continents to recreate Pangea Learn about the 4 pieces of evidence that support the theory of continental drift ***Please check the preview to see sample worksheets and answer keys *** What’s included in the resource? PANGAEA: The Birth of Continents Worksheet (1 page) Pangaea Cut and Paste Sheet ( 1 page) Evidence of Continental Drift Worksheet ( 1 page ) Answer Key I am confident this resource will be a great addition to your continental drift/Pangea unit. The worksheets will engage your students as they explore how Earth’s continents looked in the past. There’s little to no prep time which is a win for the teacher.

Are you looking for fresh ideas for teaching tectonic plates to your students? This resource is what you need. It will provide your students the opportunity to: 1.read and learn about plates and how they move 2.read and learn about divergent, convergent, and transform boundaries 3.read and learn about The Pacific Ring of Fire 4.Use real-world earthquake data (from 2023) to explore countries most prone to earthquakes. Please see the preview for sample sheets and answer keys What’s included in the resource? 1.What on Earth is Tectonic Plate Reading Sheet (1 page) 2.Post Reading Worksheet ( 1 page) 3.The Pacific Ring of Fire Worksheet ( 1 page ) 4.Answer Key I am confident this resource will be a great addition to your Layers of the Earth unit. The worksheets will engage your students as they explore tectonic plates and earthquakes. There’s little to no prep time which is a win for the teacher. GRADE LEVEL: 6 - 9 Thanks and have an awesome class! Please reach out at eazyscience221@gmail.com with feedback and questions. Thanks and have an amazing class.

Teach cloud types, names, and history with this engaging resource that will give your learners the opportunity to : Read about the history of cloud names and shapes Identify cloud types in pictures Number the steps in cloud formation Make observations and track clouds for 7 days + cloud identification guide Make a cloud in a jar. ***Please see the preview for sample sheets *** The resource include: a. History of Cloud Names (2 page) b. Cloud Types Worksheet ( 1 page) c. Cloud Identification Sheet ( 1 page) d. Cloud Tracking Activity Sheet ( 1 page) e. Answer Keys f. Teacher Guide A) History of Cloud Names Worksheet : In this part, students will learn about how clouds came to have their names and the scientist who pioneered the naming of clouds. Afterward, they will answer some comprehension questions. B) Cloud Types Worksheet: In this part, students will number the correct steps in cloud formation C) Cloud Tracking Activity In this part, students will observe and identify the different clouds in the sky for 7 days using the cloud identification sheet as their guide. At the end of day 7, they will try to find patterns about which cloud types increase the chance of rain. D) OPTIONAL EXTENSION: Cloud in a Jar In this optional extension activity, students will make a cloud in a jar. I have included a list of materials and procedures in the resource. This resource will help you and your students explore cloud types in a fun and engaging way. There is little prep time too which is a win for the teacher. I truly believe this resource will be a wonderful addition to your teaching “toolbox”. GRADE LEVEL: 6 - 9 Thanks and have an awesome class! Please reach out to eazyscience221@gmail.com with feedback and questions. Thanks and have an amazing class.

Are you looking for an interesting resource to teach weather fronts and forecasts? This resource has your back. It is designed to give your students the opportunity to: a. describe and illustrate the 4 types of fronts; cold, warm, stationary, and occluded fronts b. identify their symbols c. predict the weather using data from weather maps Please check the preview to see sample sheets and answer keys The resources include: 1.Types of Fronts Worksheets (2 pages) 2.Weather Forecast Worksheet ( 1 page) 3.Answer Keys 4.Teacher Guide A) Types of Fronts Worksheets: In this part, students will define and illustrate the 4 types of fronts. They will also describe how each impacts the weather. On the next page, students will use information from a weather map to predict the weather in a fictional country. B) Weather Forecast Worksheet In this part, students will read a weather forecast for another fictional country. They will use data from the weather map to complete the worksheet. I am confident this weather fronts and forecast resource will be a wonderful addition to your teaching weather unit. It requires little prep time for the teacher. The activity will engage your students and help them read weather maps in a fun engaging way. GRADE LEVEL: 6 - 9 Thanks and have an awesome class! Please reach out to eazyscience221@gmail.com with feedback and questions. Thanks and have an amazing class.

Are you looking for a unique way to teach Earth’s Waters? This resource may be your answer. It will provide your students the opportunity to: 1.read about salt water , fresh water, water usage and water scarcity 2.read and gain insight about tech solutions currently being employed to address the problem of water scarcity 3.collaborate in groups 4.practice their presentation skills The resource includes: a. Where’s Earth’s Waters Reading Sheet (colored and B&W version) b.Post reading Worksheet (colored and B&W version) c.Soultion to water scarcity Reading Sheet d.Pitching Worksheet e.Answer Key Please see preview for sample worksheet and answer key A) Where’s Earth’s Waters Reading Sheet In this part, students will read key information about salt and fresh water, water usage and scarcity. After reading, students will complete a fill in the blank activity related to the reading passage. They will also complete a word search activity about related terminologies. B) Solution to water scarcity reading sheet In this part, students read about 5 technological solutions currently being explored to solve water scarcity. After reading, students will be either assigned or choose one of the 5 solutions and prepare a “pitch” to convince a hypothetical audience why their selected tech should be the top priority to solve the water scaricty problem. I have included “questions from the audience” that students will answer. Afterwards, they will present their “pitch” to the class. I have included additional suggestions and tips in the teacher guide. I truly believe this resource will be an awesome addition to your Salt and Fresh Water unit and help your students explore such an important topic through activities they will love. There is very little preparation time which is a win for the teacher. Grade level: Grade 7 - 9

Looking for an energy efficiency and conservation resource that is sure to engage and challenge your students with a real world connection? This resource may be the answer to your prayers. It will provide your students the opportunity to: a. Answer questions and learn the difference between energy efficiency and conservation and examples of both. b. Solve calculation questions about energy efficiencies of some household appliances c. Design a brochure to educate a family member or a teacher about how they can reduce their electric bills. Please see preview for sample sheets, answer keys and sample brochure. The resource includes the following: 1.Energy efficiency and conservation worksheet (1page) 2.Energy efficiency calculation questions (1 page) 3.Brochure sheet (1 page) 4.Blank brochure (1 page) 5.Answer Keys Please find detail information in the preview. I sincerely believe this resource will be a great addition to your energy efficiency and conservation unit and help your students explore a topic that is becoming increasingly important for us all. There is very little preparation time involved, which saves the teacher valuable time. Grade level: Grade 6 - 9

Looking for a Back To School resource that provides multiple activity choices yet easy to execute on the first day of school? Look no further. This Back to School resource will offer your new students the opportunity to reflect, set goals, engage in get-to-know-you and STEM challenge activities. It includes : Back to School Score Card (1 page) Back to School Goal Setting (1 page) First Day of School: This or That ? (colored and B&W - 2pages) Paper Tower Game : Things we have in common Back to School Find Someone Who… Back to School STEM Challege Teacher Guide ***Please see preview for sample sheet *** The activities are divided into 3 sections: REFELECTION & GOAL SETTINGS: In this part, students will complete a “score card” by answering 12 refelction questions. Students also get to set goals for the new semester. GET TO KNOW YOU ACTIVITY: In this part, students and teachers will participate in the following get-to-know-you activities: This or That ? What do we have in common: Paper Tower Game Find someone who … These activities are great ways for students to break the ice while learning about one another. STEM CHALLENGE: In this part, student work in groups to solve a STEM challenge. I have included details, possible solutions and suggestions in the resource. These activities will be a great addition to your Back to School tool box. They are easy to implement and require little materials and prep time which is a win for the teacher. I truly wish you a successful new semester filled with happiness, adventure and good health! Grade level: Grade 6 - 12 Please consider following my shop for future updates and free downloads here : EAZYSCIENCE STORE . Thank you in advance.