Ocean Wildlife Picture Cards

A 5-lesson modular Earth and environmental science sequence for Grade 4 exploring oil spill phenomena, climographs, renewable and nonrenewable resources, regional natural hazards, and spill recovery engineering.

A comprehensive high school ecology lesson exploring the 1995 reintroduction of gray wolves to Yellowstone National Park, examining how apex predators trigger trophic cascades that reshape elk foraging behavior, regenerate riparian vegetation, and physically stabilize river channels. Students analyze real ecological data, build multi-tiered trophic web models, and participate in a structured evidence-based scientific seminar evaluating biotic and abiotic ecosystem impacts.

An OpenSciEd-aligned phenomenon launch slide deck investigating the sudden collapse of New Hampshire's Old Man of the Mountain and broader landscape changes. It guides students through Notice and Wonder routines, video and photo card observations, initial modeling in science notebooks, and building a Driving Question Board.

A two-week middle school life science sequence investigating plant anatomy, vascular transport, and photosynthetic energy transformation. Students explore organ systems and biochemical processes that sustain plant life and drive terrestrial ecosystems.

A high-energy 70-minute team engineering challenge where students scavenge creative building materials to construct the tallest free-standing tower while mastering stability, collaboration, and iterative design.

A complete four-page teacher solution and scoring guide for the Multistage Velocity Assignment, providing fully worked algebraic derivations, intermediate steps, graph slope solutions, rubrics, and notes on common student misconceptions for all 6 problems, with specialized rubrics for unprompted problems 3, 4, and 6.

A highly visual, multi-day science sequence investigating the defining characteristics of insects designed for Grade 5 learners with limited literacy. Through large visual models, oral read-aloud scripts, tactile sorting, and picture-based checks, students master insect anatomy and classification.

An 8th-grade NYS science lesson exploring cell organelles, cellular organization, and system-level interactions aligned with NYSSLS standards MS-LS1-1, MS-LS1-2, and MS-LS1-3. Features a structured Do Now, comprehensive academic vocabulary, a 17-minute exam-referenced activity, an exit ticket, and a 20-minute timed homework assignment.

A four-page student physics assignment featuring 6 kinematics problems: Problems 1 and 2 provide scaffolded two-step practice, while Problems 3, 4, and 6 remove step-by-step hints and scaffolding to challenge students to independently analyze multi-stage motion and graph trajectories.

A visual, hands-on science sequence designed for learners with emerging literacy to master the defining characteristics of insects. Students investigate three body parts, six legs, antennae, and exoskeletons through guided observation, interactive movement routines, and picture-based sorting.

Eine Ausbildungseinheit für Kadetten und Überlebende auf Planet 4546B. Behandelt Überlebensstrategien, Biome, Ressourcen-Management, Rumpfdruck-Physik und Alterra-Sicherheitsprotokolle.

A science worksheet featuring a phase change triangle diagram with red arrows for heat added, blue arrows for heat removed, process labels, and blank boxes for students to write the three states of matter.