Students will learn about the correlation between food production and price inflation with the global population growth.
A crime is staged in the classroom. After observing the crime scene, student identify and collect crime scene evidence. Students use blood typing analysis, microscopy,
In this activity, students use microscopes and slide viewers to visualize cells and record what they see. Emphasis is on “recording observations”. Students are introduced
Students develop an experimental plan to investigate the question how solar energy heats different earth materials (water and land). A container half filled with water
Students will draw an “alien” living in a natural habitat not on Earth while using what they have learned about living things (humans, plants, animals)
Dietary minerals are available through ingestion of food and supplements. In this lesson, students first examine the chemical reaction of two forms of iron, Fe0
Students learn what a model is by comparing a model of the tongue to their own tongue. They practice asking themselves, “How is this model
Students practice the process of doing investigative science through team investigations. They investigate two materials that weigh the same amount. The testable question: If I
Students will first learn about the cause of cholera, and propose treatment options to save a hypothetical patient. They will then learn about the osmotic
This is an inquiry-based activity in which students are given materials to make a battery. Students work in pairs and results are shared with the
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