Soil Erosion Experiment This might look like such a simple experiment but it will definitely show the importance of having vegetation covering the soil to your kids! They will love this hands on experiment!

Common Core Material: Mitosis Puzzle Activity

Covalent bonds are the sharing of electrons to reach octet and ionic are the tra...

Science Junkie — spmstraighta: ENDOTHERMIC & EXOTHERMIC

Enzymes Poster

Infographic. flame test of elements based on spectral emission when heated | Repinned by @emilyslutsky

Flip coins to determine the traits of offspring and use a chart showing human facial features to draw the offspring. Features include shape of the face, freckles, hair color, dimples, widows peak and other specific traits found in humans. This is intended for learning genetics and the principle of segregation and independent assortment.

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Our Bonding Poster is part of our Science series. This excellent learning tool is divided into 3 sections covering Ionic Bonding, Covalent Bonding, and Metallic Bonding. Each section provides students with valuable information and well-constructed diagrams to help them understand Bonding.

Our Plant Transport Poster is part of our Science series. The detailed, easy to understand poster provides a large image of a plant in the form of a diagram. It provides important facts regarding transpiration, translocation, xylem tissue, root hair cells, phloem tissue, and stomata. The poster considers the factors affecting the rate of transpiration which include light intensity, temperature, air flow, and humidity.

Gas Laws

In an attempt to be more healthy most of us are going organic nowadays and the best way is to grow our own vegetables. Growing your herbs in...

I love Gas Laws Demo Day! Setting up the fussy diffusion demo. Gas Laws demos are so fun and easy to do. This is where it all began for me back in my second year of teaching when I started using demos in my chemistry classes. I learned how to crush a can using a Bunsen burner and a bucket of ice; from that moment on I was hooked. Ever since that second year of teaching, I like to do “Gas Laws Demo Day” to showcase several ways to see the relationships between temperature, pressure, and…

Stable atoms have as many electrons as they do protons. How do these electrons orient themselves around the nucleus?

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