Science Education Idea Exchange

Photo by Trnava University on Unsplash This week's freebie is from a newer TPT author named Hannah Carroll . They created a Google Form that provides examples of experiments. The student identifies the dependent and independent variables and other parts of an experiment . It can be downloaded to your Drive here . What I love about it: You can modify it to your needs The answer key is built-in Great examples for a quick check

My school was adapting PBiS and looking for an easy way to recognize our students. We discovered that there are many tools that can be used to generate certificates automatically. We have linked it to the Google Forms and Sheets. The first three minutes of the video below are on how to set up the Google Form. At about 3:50, he begins to show you how to use AutoCrat to make magic happen.

As mentioned in a  previous post, I love making breakout /puzzle/escape rooms.  I have an example here that you can make a copy of and change, if you'd like. Here's how you can make a digital breakout box using Google Forms: 1. Click on the cog in the upper right-hand corner. 2. Click the third tab labeled "Quizzes" and flip the slider to the right to "make this a quiz" and click save. 3. Title your Form. 4. Create your first question by typing "3 Digit Code". It should change it to a "short answer" question, but if it does not, choose that option from the drop down menu. Make this a "required" question by moving the slider to the right. 5. From the three dots at the bottom right hand corner, select "description" and "response validation". 6. In the description box, provide instructions to how the answer should be typed. 7. Under the "response validation", ...