In this activity, students are asked to measure the effect of light intensity on the rate of photosynthesis. Using the Elodea plant, students are asked to perform an experiment to determine how much light it takes for photosynthesis to begin.
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Exit Tickets for Middle School Classrooms
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Geography Activities for Middle School
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Interactions and Energy in Ecosystems
This spring-themed lesson supplements a unit on plants, ecosystems, or biomes for middle school science.
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The Presidential Election Process
Please Note: this material was created for use in a classroom, but can be easily modified for homeschooling use.
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Plant Cell Worksheet & Webquest Bundle
Journey Into The Microscopic World Of Plant Cells With This Engaging and Comprehensive Learning Resource!
Students be...
Animals and Energy: The Stomach Stone Controversy
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Cells: The Cell Game
In this activity, students are asked to examine the parts and functions of animal cells and plant cells.
