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Newton’s 2nd Law

Diverse Learner: ELPS (gifted)
This lesson plan is designed to meet the needs of gifted learners. Gifted learners have many characteristics. They are able to conceptualize abstract concepts better than their peers. They organize and synthesize new ideas better than their peers. They are able to analyze data systematically and identify patterns better than their peers.
Gifted

Found in: 6th Grade • 7th Grade • 8th Grade • All Year Long • Science

Alternative Energy

Diverse Learner (verbal learning disabilities)
Students with learning disabilities are of average intelligence (or greater), yet they have difficulty receiving, processing, analyzing, or storing information. Verbal learning disabilities make it difficult for students to read, write, and spell. These students tend take avoid reading out loud in front of the class and avoid writing assignments. This

Found in: 6th Grade • 7th Grade • 8th Grade • All Year Long • Science

Ray Optics and Optical Instruments

Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
Lesson Plan for Class XII
Learning outcomes
? Students will understand the difference between virtual and real images.
? Students will extend their previous knowledge of reflection and refraction at plane surfaces to curved surfaces.
? They will further learn to apply these to understand how lenses form images.
? Students will learn about combination of

Found in: 12th Grade • All Year Long • Science • Technology

Chemistry Game All Subjects

I have created an online chemistry game, url: http://www.chemgametutor.com. The game can be used to help students practice essential skills in chemistry in a number of ways. The game is designed or high school students taking intro chemistry. There are currently 6 complete levels with 6 more being built. Teachers can open free accounts then

Virtual Rock Lab

TSW – Categorize rocks into the Three Main Classes
Arizona State Standards: Strand 6 – Concept 2; PO 1 and 2
Activities:
1. After the students have been introduced, and have learned about the rock cycle and the three main classes of rocks, the students will be given an opportunity to categorize 15 different rocks into Igneous, Sedimentary,

Found in: 7th Grade • All Year Long • Science