Cosmic Crash

An elite AP Physics 1 curriculum sequence that breaks down kinematics into three structured lessons, focusing on translating motion maps, position-time graphs, velocity-time graphs, and algebraic equations. Fully integrates collaborative frameworks, sentence stems, and rigorous conceptual analysis.

A engaging, kid-friendly lesson about the science of snot, mucus, and how the human body keeps itself safe from germs. Students will read an informational passage, annotate key details, and analyze a simplified nose diagram.

An answer key and teaching guide for the Booger Biology Worksheet. Contains suggested student responses for the comprehension checkpoint and an annotation guide.

A comprehensive year-long, 140-day curriculum framework for Scientific Research and Design. Built to satisfy Texas TEKS breakouts through dual research pathways: Track A (focused on quantitative data modeling, sensors, and inferential statistics) and Track B (focused on qualitative inquiry, systematic behavioral coding, and thematic matrices).

An introductory kinematics lesson exploring the fundamental concepts of velocity (constant, speeding up, slowing down) and acceleration through text, interactive graphic organizers, textbook diagrams, and real-world case studies.

A kid-friendly reading worksheet on boogers and mucus featuring simplified 3rd-grade text, a custom interactive-style anatomical nose diagram with simplified labels, an annotation checklist key, and lined margins for notes.

A 5-day science unit for K-2 SDC students exploring each of the five senses through interactive slides, hands-on mini-experiments, errorless matching worksheets, and teacher guidance.

A lesson centered around a mysterious subglacial microbe. Students analyze analytical laboratory data to write a Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning (CER) argument classifying the organism as prokaryotic or eukaryotic.

A complete 4-page teacher answer key for the Velocity and Acceleration Problems worksheet. Features all student fields, blanks, "Stop & Jot" reflections, and math calculation boxes fully answered and highlighted in bold red (rose-600) font for immediate grading reference.

An introductory launch unit for fifth-grade science establishing safety norms, physical notebooks, and the Claim-Evidence-Reasoning (CER) writing framework.

An active-learning station rotation lesson where 9th-grade biology students collaborate to analyze enzyme rate graphs and solve DOK 3 strategic thinking scenarios. Includes station placards, a structured student evidence tracker, and an educator facilitation and debrief guide.

A premium 2-page print-ready student reference guide summarizing kinematics equations, scalar vs. vector rules, ticker tape interpretations, vector sign matrices, and graph slope translation keys. Acts as an excellent helper sheet for worksheets and assessments.