Zombie Momentum Warmup Worksheet

A multi-day competency-based biology sequence exploring DNA architecture, complementary base pairing, and semi-conservative replication through tactile candy modeling and evidence-based assessment.

An ecology and energy flow biology lesson designed for credit recovery students, featuring reading comprehension, movie connections, and digital activities.

Bilingual science anchor chart worksheet for OpenSciEd 8.1 Lesson 4 examining how force deforms an object temporarily versus permanently, with English and Spanish labels for the independent variable, dependent variable, and controlled constants.

A multi-day competency-based biology sequence exploring DNA architecture, complementary base pairing, and semi-conservative replication through tactile candy modeling and evidence-based assessment.

A targeted vocabulary study exploring foundational scientific inquiry, ecology, and lab terminology through contextualized investigation scenarios. Includes parallel assessment forms and comprehensive grading resources.

A three-page AP Physics 1 comprehensive unit assessment featuring AP-style multiple-choice questions, free-body diagram drawing tasks, and multi-part algebraic free response questions on Newton's laws and dynamics.

A one-week interdisciplinary astrobiology sequence investigating Earth's habitability, extreme biological adaptations across eleven Earth species, and the plausibility of life on other celestial bodies.

An in-depth marine science unit exploring tectonic seafloor features, continental margin bathymetry, water chemistry, ocean stratification, light penetration, and hydrostatic pressure.

A complete 2-page teacher answer key and scoring guide for the Web of Life Worksheet, featuring an at-a-glance grading matrix, detailed rationales for multiple-choice questions with common student trap alerts, fill-in-the-blank answer criteria, a 4-point application rubric, tiered student exemplars, and credit recovery reteaching strategies.

An eighth-grade science unit investigating natural selection, adaptations, and evolutionary history through ancient giant penguin fossils and modern species. Students model trait shifts across generations, analyze anatomical and embryological evidence, and construct scientific explanations for how environmental pressures shape biodiversity. Aligned to the OpenSciEd Unit 8.6 storyline.

A high school biology investigation exploring bird collision physics, clay impact modeling, and engineering design solutions for architectural windows based on the NYS Regents 'For the Birds' lab.

A comprehensive two-page student project guide and assessment rubric for an interplanetary survival guide. Students research planetary science conditions and design either a digital slide deck or a print tri-fold survival brochure to keep human explorers alive.