As part of our homeschool science curriculum we decided to culture surfaces around our home as through a bacteria science experiment.
Elevate your bacteria lesson with our engaging Bacteria Coloring Page, meticulously crafted to captivate students and reinforce their understanding of bacterial morphology and diversity. This educational resource is tailored to complement your curriculum, making the study of bacteria accessible and enjoyable for learners of all ages. Key Features: Educational Focus: Our Bacteria Coloring Page provides a visual and interactive way for students to explore the structure, shapes, and diversity of bacteria. Engagement: Coloring activities have been shown to improve retention and comprehension. This page encourages creativity while reinforcing fundamental microbiological concepts. Versatile Use: Ideal for various educational settings, including classrooms, homeschooling, and science clubs. Use it as an introduction, reinforcement, or review activity. Detailed Design: Each bacterial morphology is intricately illustrated, allowing students to easily identify and color different bacterial shapes such as cocci, bacilli, spirilla, and more complex forms. Printable: High-quality, printable design ensures easy distribution to your entire class, providing a convenient addition to your teaching resources. How to Use: Introduction: Introduce students to bacterial morphology and diversity with this engaging coloring page. Reinforcement: Use as a hands-on activity to solidify key concepts covered in your bacteria unit. Review: Utilize as a visual aid for review sessions before assessments or exams. Benefits: Enhances Understanding: Visual and kinesthetic learners will benefit from the interactive nature of this activity, leading to enhanced understanding and retention of microbiological concepts. Encourages Creativity: Students can personalize their learning experience by adding colors to illustrate different bacterial shapes and structures, fostering a deeper connection to the subject matter. Easy Integration: Simply print and distribute! This resource is ready to use with minimal preparation. What’s Included: 1 High-Quality 8.5x11 Bacteria Coloring Page (PDF format) Bring the microscopic world of bacteria to life in your classroom with our Bacteria Coloring Page. Purchase now and enrich your bacteria curriculum with an engaging and educational resource!
We have 23 learning about pandemic vs epidemic lessons, STEM lessons, projects and epidemic classroom activity that differentiate between an epidemic and a pandemic, describe epidemics and pandemics in biology science, do disease transmission simulation, understand disease outbreaks of contagious diseases, talk about health emergencies and more!
As part of our homeschool science curriculum we decided to culture surfaces around our home as through a bacteria science experiment.
This product was designed to be used with an interactive notebook (or just print them as worksheets) and google capabilities to present the notes to the students in the classroom or digitally. Students will cut and glue interactive notebook sheets into their notebook (or just use them as worksheets) IN THIS PRODUCT YOU WILL FIND: Interactive notebook divider for viruses and bacteria A google slides presentation about viruses and bacteria Amoeba Sisters video for bacteria with self grading google form Amoeba Sisters video for viruses with self grading google form Interactive notebook inserts (bacteria notes, virus notes, and a Venn diagram of viruses vs. bacteria) KEYS INCLUDED A google slides presentation about the lytic infection and lysogenic infection Interactive notebook cut & paste activity for the lytic and lysogenic infections KEY INCLUDED 18 printable vocabulary cards for your word wall
We have 23 learning about pandemic vs epidemic lessons, STEM lessons, projects and epidemic classroom activity that differentiate between an epidemic and a pandemic, describe epidemics and pandemics in biology science, do disease transmission simulation, understand disease outbreaks of contagious diseases, talk about health emergencies and more!
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Help children understand that bacteria is ALL AROUND US by growing your own bacteria cultures in a petri dish with this fun #STEM activity for kids.
Bacteria and Viruses introduces students to the causes of sickness and disease. Students will discover the differences between the two and will be able to explain their characteristics. They will learn that some bacteria is good. They will also learn that viruses may or may not be considered living ...
A no-prep, everything-you-need lesson that helps students classify bacteria by shape and staining and study how pathogenic bacteria cause disease. Printable and digital resources with editable components included. The video preview provides an overview of what is included with a lesson.
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Nobody likes to get sick. So teach your kids about what germs are and how we should be fighting germs with these fun printable cards!
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Everyone LOVES this growing bacteria in agar activity. Includes free printable lesson for elementary - high school.
I posted on Instagram last week pictures of preparing agar for my go-to first week of school lab: testing the 5 second rule. It’s a great lab for back to school because students are super engaged and it’s a good way to review variables and how to set up a controlled experiment. I had a ... Read more
After using puppets in our previous science session at home, we continued with more cementing of how classification can be done. Tiger attended a hands-on lecture on taxonomy where he learnt about the complexities of taxonomy in simplified concepts. The lecturer presented the session in a very hands-on way by having the children put on different types of hats, and to learn about how classification works by using hats as a proxy to the different ways that things can be grouped together. Back home, we did another quick visual revision of classification with a few home-made cards and lollisticks: Once the general visual (above) was laid out, I used a piece of yarn to highlight the area (vertebrate) that we will be spending more time on from now. Using puppets in our previous science session gave us the idea to make more use of the toys Tiger has at home. We gathered all the cuddly toys and puppets into a corner to be sorted out. It turned out that all the toys in the house happen to be vertebrate! The classification exercise gave us many opportunities to discuss the various characteristics of each type of vertebrate. It caused Tiger to consider carefully what makes a bird, a reptile, an amphibian, a mammal, and a fish, so that he could put each toy in the correct category. Tiger did not have much problems with the exercise apart from hedgehog, which succeded to confuse him into thinking of it first as an invertebrate (Tiger thought the hedgehog has no backbone because it can curl into a ball), then as a reptile (I can't remember how or why this particular confusion had happened). After a few minutes of questions that led him to discover the 'errors of his ways', Tiger realised for himself where the hedgehog should go -- with the mammals. The lesson concluded with us looking for items around the house that had come from animals. The food stuff was very obvious, but some of the non-food items offered new learnings for Tiger. Food from animals Non-food items from animals This post is linked up to several blog hops, where you can visit to see what other homeschoolers have been busy with. It has also been linked to the Homeschool Showcase #92.
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Help children understand that bacteria is ALL AROUND US by growing your own bacteria cultures in a petri dish with this fun #STEM activity for kids.
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Little C's class went on a field trip this week to our city's Water Treatment Center. Although we learned a lot of interesting things, all the kids seemed to talk about was the "Poop-Eating Bacteria" that they treat our water with. They were fascinated! Soooo, for Friday snack this week we sent some "Bacteria Buddies" to school.... To make I simply took chocolate/vanilla swirled marshmallows, dipped them in melted yellow candy melts, rolled in crushed corn flakes, rolled in a variety of sprinkles with sunflower seeds (cleaning out the cupboard!) and added two edible eyeballs. Wilton sells candy eyeballs now if you don't want to make them! Check your local Michael's or Hobby Lobby. I also wrote a fun little poem to go along with them, you can click here to download/print it or on the image below. I love how the sprinkles and sunflower seeds make them look "dirty", like they're cleaning up our water! Gross but funny. I'm sure they were a hit with the kids!
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