Slapshot The Puck
Photo credit: Ivan Pavlov Accurate Slapshot is a game where students can practice using Newtonian physics to alter the trajectory of the […]
Category: 7th Grade Science
The Gravitee of the Matter
Photo credit: funkypear Coolmath Games hosts gravitee, developed by funkypear, which is a game that helps students visualize how Newtonian physics can […]
The Simple Story of Photosynthesis and Food
Photo credit: Amanda Ooten This Ted Ed Original video teaches students about photosynthesis and cellular respiration, in plants. It also discusses human […]
Interactive Rock Cycle
Photo credit: The Annenberg Foundation The Annenberg Foundation has put together a great interactive site where students can explore the rock cycle. […]
Punnet Squares B-Ball
Photo credit: sciencereviewgames.com Play Mr. Sheehan’s Punnet Squares Basketball to review genetics concepts. Disclaimer: you may wish to mute or turn down […]
Look What You Made Me Do!
Photo credit: The Nueva School The students of Nueva School have created a song about lab safety that is a parody of […]
Mitosis Vs. Meiosis
Photo credit: Amoeba Sisters The Amoeba Sisters have created short videos to help people better understand the difference between mitosis and meiosis. […]
Playing Pocket Frogs
Photo credit: NimbleBit, LLC Learn about genetics by playing pocket frogs. Try to determine which parents are needed to create a particular […]
You’ll Want This Water Cycle Foldable!
Photo credit: Science Doodles Created by an award winning teacher in Texas, this free set of foldables that focus on the […]
Weathering, Erosion, & Deposition Song
Photo credit: Kim Sal I like this short poem/song that helps students remember to difference between weathering and erosion (which often get […]