Help your students gain insight into their nutritional habits and realize their healthy and ... not so healthy food choices! The aim of this activity is to encourage the students to read food labels in order to collect and analyze nutritional information and have them think critically about the products they buy for food. It is suggested for implementation in 7 and 8th grade. As a first step, discuss with your students about the food pyramid as a tool for recording and assessing their food choices and then use the nutritional information worksheet to practice data collection from food labels and promote informed nutritional choices.

Enlighten your students with a presentation about the structure ans functions of amino acids.

An assessment sheet containing 9 questions on 6-8 grade Earth Science

Enlighten your students about nucleic acid structure and function with this presentation.

Engage your students in project based learning, incorporating Google earth activities and field study at their neighborhood! Plus you get to make them care about urban environment and promote active citizenship! I greatly appreciate your feedback so please leave your comments.

Engage your students in project based learning, incorporating Google earth activities and field study at their neighborhood! Plus you get to make them care about urban environment and promote active citizenship! In this activity students work collaboratively to unravel the history, evolution and propose future uses of an urban green space. I greatly appreciate your feedback so please leave your comments.

Encourage your students to explore the evolution of fur in rabbits via the changes in allele frequencies in subsequent generations with this simulation activity! The students will use the scientific method toformulate hypotheses and put them to the test. Ideal to teach dominant-recessive heredity of traits to 11-12th grade students. It is aligned with NGSS Disciplinary Core Ideas: LS3A and B and LS4B and C, Crosscutting Concepts: Scientific Knowledge Assumes an Order and Consistency in Natural Systems and Science Practices: Using Mathematics and Computational Thinking. The activity consists of a teacher guide with the necessary theoretical background and step-by-step procedure and a students' worksheet that helps them develop their scientific thinking.

Would you like to know the secrets a fish can tell you? Then do not miss out on the chance to buy this activity and let your students dive deep to unravel the mysteries life in the oceans!

Sensitize your students about plastics in the marine environment, their impact on wildlife and urge them to action by teaching them how to record litter on beaches, reduce use of microplastics-containing everyday products and participate in beach clean-ups. We greatly value your feedback so drop us a line at vkioupi@gmail.com.

This new series of activities about the periodic table help your students explore groups of elements in a fun way! Featured in this activity are noble gases... There is more to them than being unreactive! Download the activity to learn more!

This resource focuses on the interdependence of materials and people, the concept of planned obsolescence and the issue of e-waste. It encourages the students to critically reflect on connections between the advances of technology, consumerism, product lifespan, e-waste and health/environmental effects on developing countries. It contains a description with educational objectives for the teacher and a student worksheet with evaluation activity. We greatly value your opinion so please send us your feedback at vkioupi@gmail.com

Your students will delve into the biochemical pathways of glycolysis, glyconeogenesis and glycogen metabolism in human cells with this presentation.

Would you like to explore life in the abyss? Then do not miss out on the chance to buy this activity and let your students dive deep to unravel the mysteries of deep sea organisms!

Enlighten your students about enzyme structure and function with this presentation.

An assessment sheet containing four sets of questions in grade 11-12 biochemistry.

Enlighten your students about DNA replication, transcription, mRNA splicing and protein synthesis with this presentation.

Engage your students with this hands-on resource, comprising both classroom and laboratory activities about one of the most important functions of the ecosystem! It will help you understand your students' prior knowledge on the subject, complement their knowledge and develop their skills to research all the factors that play key role in photosynthesis. Plus... it is also fun! My students had a great time performing the starch photography experiment, printing pictures on plant leaves. What is more, it is aligned with NGSS Disciplinary Core Ideas LS2B and C, Crosscutting Concepts: Energy and Matter and Science Practice: Engaging in Argument from Evidence. The educational material consists of the worksheet that guides the teacher and students step-by-step through all the important topics about photosynthesis in a comprehensive way.

Use this assessment activity to evaluate your student's knowledge and skills concerning organisms and their environment! Students will put their capabilities to the test regarding concepts such as food chains, webs and pyramids, ecological interactions and major environmental issues. It is suitable for 8 and 9th grade students. This activity is suggested as an one-hour assessment after teaching the relevant subject. The teacher should have installed the Microsoft mouse mischief plug-in on their PowerPoint software and made sure they have enough wireless mice for all the students' groups to use. My students' really enjoy this kind of assessment because it is competitive and fun! It is aligned with NGSS disciplinary Core Ideas: LS1C, LS2B and LS2C.

This activity focuses on electronic devices, namely mobile phones, and explores their life-cycle from extraction of raw materials to disposal and recycling. Sustainability issues are also addressed in an effort to give students the big picture of natural resources used, processes employed and people involved. It contains a description with educational objectives for the teacher and a student worksheet with evaluation activity. We greatly value your opinion so please send us your feedback at vkioupi@gmail.com

Enlighten your students about common myths and misconceptions regarding refugee and immigration issues and help them support their opinion with concrete arguments. Suitable for students aged 13-16, but can be adapted to match other age groups. We greatly value your feedback, so email us at vkioupi@gmail.com.