This crossword puzzle is a great activity to celebrate the achievements and contributions many African American men and women have made to science and innovation throughout history. This is a great activity that your students can take home, or solve at the end of another activity. You can even email/send the PDF file digitally for your students to enjoy remotely. **What’s Inside? ** Here are the contents of this product: 1 x Famous Scientists, Engineers and Inventors Crossword Puzzle Worksheet 1 x Answer Key For more engaging educational resources, new product updates and sales, visit in store at Captivate Education! Also, if you loved using this resource, don’t forget to leave a review! COPYRIGHT All rights reserved by the author. Purchasing this product grants permission for use by one teacher in his/her class. Purchase additional licenses if you plan to share them with others. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY. crossword puzzle, activity Black History Month, Scientists, engineers, inventors, history, social justice, Civil Rights Movement, equality, no prep, early finishers, literacy, sub, social history, US History, sub

Worksheet to help students see the importance of following safety expectations and give students awareness of hazards and risky behaviour. The second page is an agreement that the student acknowledges the safety and behaviooural expectation within the science lab. This can be modified to suit your classroom.

Use of YouTube clip and questions to introduce to students what is Evolution.

This contains worksheets for Case One and Two based on the game http://forensics.rice.edu/. Students will be taken though basic forensic techniques using the familiar CSI characters to engage in their learning and understanding of forensics. I’ve used these resources in the past as extra work for my advanced students.

These worksheets are based on the second case on the forensics game located on http://forensics.rice.edu/. It contains a range of questions and activities that students will encounter in the game. It is of an intermediate level, and so I suggest completing the first case: Rookie Training before completing this one.

These are worksheets that I've created to go along with the first case in for the CSI experience (free online resource http://forensics.rice.edu/index.html) In this activity, students can explore forensic science by cases they get to experience online with the original CSI cast. Students will have to create an account on the website, and it is free. The answers has not been included, however, if this becomes a popular resource, I'll add it at some point.

This is a PowerPoint lesson that is a part of the unit Earth Resources for stage 4 (Year 7/8). This takes a look into the water cycle and different ways in which water is managed specifically in Australia. This follows the Australian Curriculum for Science.

This resource was used for a student with a learning disability. This is great for students who are still learning how to read and write. The pictures are used for the student to identify the parts of the nervous system. The word has been spelled out clearly in large fonts to help clearly identify the part and create association between the word and the picture.

This is a resource I created for one of my science students with a learning disability. The student it was created for is still in the process of learning how to read and write, so this basically helps them to associate pictures with key works in the video. This activity can be used to introduce homeostasis and assess the learning of the student after watching the video.