High School
Flag and Primary Color Afterimage Optical Illusions
You can either print these out in color or just look at them on a screen to see an afterimage based on how your red, green, and blue color receptors work in your eye. Scroll completely to the bottom to find a document best used for on screen viewing. What colors do you see? The…
Read MoreSkype a Scientist
Skype a Scientist matches scientists with classrooms around the world! Scientists will skype into the classroom for 30-60 minute Q and A sessions that can cover the scientist’s expertise or what it’s like to be a scientist.
Read MoreDesviación estándar y error estándar para la narración de datos.
Lección de desviación estándar y error estándar Asignación de desviación estándar y error estándar
Read MoreBeyond Average – Standard Deviation and Standard Error
Mean is meaningless. Help you students do just a little more with continuous data in order to better tell the story of their data.
Read MoreVariables independientes, dependientes y de control
Como encender absolutamente cualquier cosa (buena casi) en un experimento cientifico!
Read MoreIDC – Independent, Dependent, and Control
How to turn just about anything into a science experiment!
Read MoreButterfly Symmetry, Camouflage, and Disguise
A great lesson to put students’ knowledge of the REAL primary colors of paints to use. Challenge students to create a butterfly using symmetry which uses either camouflage or disguise as a survival technique.
Read MoreCircuito de Papel
Color Addition – Primary and Secondary Colors of Light
Use this worksheet with the RGB Light Show to simply focus on the primary and secondary colors of light. If you are looking for more advanced demonstration of understanding, look at RGB Light Show Worksheet.
Read MoreHypothesis Cubes – Best Nature of Science Lesson of ALL TIME!
Hypothesis cubes is the BEST nature of science lesson of all time. Engage students to use evidence to support their claims and then demonstrate the way science works by leaving the “answer” unsettled in the end. NOTE: Cubes with “CHEATER” on the bottom included for teachers who feel students who do not follow directions and…
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