Astronomy Tricks: A Method to Calculate Angle Measurement Between Stars in the Sky
Taking the whole class for a lesson on star gazing? It’s always difficult to point out a particular star when you have a lot of students to …
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Lesson Plans for High School Science
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Diffraction Experiment: Measure the Spacing of Grooves on a CD
The subject of light must be studied with experimentation and observation. This simple experiment shows how to use a laser and ruler to measure the …
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Planaria Regeneration Experiment for the High School Science Class
Body regeneration is the ability of an organism to replace its lost body part. This is not observed in humans but observed in the flatworm planaria. …
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Building a Mousetrap Car as a Science Project: Kinetic Energy
Students will build a mousetrap car to demonstrate kinetic energy. In this science lesson plan, middle school and high school students will research a …
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The Flame Test: Observing the Color of Metals
One of the most exciting visual lab projects in high school science labs is observing the color of metals using the “Flame Test.” Looking …
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Lesson Plan: Chemistry Webquest for Mixture Separation in an Oil Refinery
Use this webquest to extend student knowledge of mixture separation. Compare concepts learned in the classroom to real-world economic situations. Take …
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High School Science: Acid Base Lab Demonstrating the Body's Natural Buffer System
A laboratory exercise is presented in which students make their own buffer. Background information and instructions on how to create the lab are …
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Lesson Plan for Teaching Electron Configuration and the Bohr Model
Chemistry teachers can use an online fireworks video from TeacherTube to capture student interest while you teach electron configuration. A video …
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Use NOVA's Diamond Deception in Your Chemistry Classroom
Teaching students about different bond types can be boring, unless you incorporate real-life examples and interesting media. This article series …
Continue ReadingNinth Grade Lesson Plan on Forces & Motion: Questions & Taks For The Childhood Favorite, Magic School Bus Plays Ball
At a certain age, what is old becomes new again. Students in the 9th grade will be excited to watch a program from their childhood, and teachers will …
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