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New Products: Cells and Mountains

Maybe this is one of the few times you will see cells and mountains associated. Either way, I have put out products on both.

Cells
  1. Who Am I? Cells Vocabulary Review Game
  2. All About Cells Lesson Plans and Review Games Bundle
  3. MS-LS1-1 Characteristics of Life Forensic Activity
  4. MS-LS1-2 Cells: Structure and Function Activities
  5. MS-LS1-3 Body System and Disease Project
  6. MS-LS1-4 Plant and Their Pollinators Activity for Adaptations
  7. MS-LS1-5 Plant Growth Factors Experiment (Acquired Traits)
  8. MS-LS1-6 Photosynthesis in Freshwater Plant Lab

Mountains and Earth Science

Students will look at three pieces of information on their mountain range (Himalayas, Rocky Mountains, and Andes) to try to guess the age of the mountains. Background information on Pangea and more recent plate movements is provided. Next, students sketch the location of their mountain range. Finally, students examine evidence and interpret its meaning. The evidence includes isotopes, fossils, moraines, and pole reversals. 

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