This series of case studies is fictional but will provide teachers and students with real world
applications of the concepts prepared along with guiding questions for how to work through the situation. This document will also provide 10 quick guidelines to remember when dealing with these type of situations.
Case studies include:
1. Smudging
2. Can trauma be passed on in your genes?
3. Frog Dissection
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Teacher Demo/Student Activity: Finding the electron
Categories: Lab/Student Activity, Teacher Demonstration
Prior to Thomson’s work it was thought that the atoms of each element were unique, invisible particles, or that atoms were made of subatomic particles that had significant mass compared to the atom... read more
Student Activity: Series Circuits
Categories: Lab/Student Activity
In this demo, two circuits are constructed to enable comparison of the brightness of a light bulb placed in a circuit with one cell and the brightness of the same light bulb in a circuit with three... read more
Connecting with the Natural World Junior Division Integrated Curriculum: Grade 6 Biodiversity Activities
Categories: Lab/Student Activity, Lesson Plan
The lessons in this set of activities are written from the perspective that Biodiversity can be learned best in the outdoors where the diversity of life can be discovered and experienced by students... read more