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Influential Scientists Hands On Activities

  1. A Mysterious Roll-Back Can
  2. Finding the Spot
  3. Newton in Motion!
  4. Oh Where, Oh Where, Can My Industry Be?
  5. What's the Matter?

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Albert Einstein and Galileo Galilei

Albert Einstein, seen as the greatest genius of the 20th century. Galileo Galilei, an Italian scientist. Includes reading passages, graphic organizers, multiple choice and free response questions.

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Influential Scientists Lesson Plans

  1. Decidedly Different
  2. Hey You! Want to Become a Scientist?
  3. Mr./Ms.Scientist, This Is Your Life
  4. Who Is George Washington Carver, Anyway?
  5. Why Is She Smiling?
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Influential Scientists Teacher Resources

  1. Charles Darwin and Sir Isaac Newton
  2. Paul Dirac, Emil Fischer, Louis Pasteur
  3. Albert Einstein and Galileo Galilei
  4. Edwin Hubble, Johannes Kepler, & James Clerk Maxwell

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Influential Scientists Worksheets

  1. Influential Scientists Crossword Puzzle
  2. Influential Scientists Spiral Puzzle
  3. Scientists Vocabulary Words and Definitions
  4. Vocabulary Decoder Worksheet
  5. Influential Scientists Word Search 1

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Charles Darwin and Newton

Charles Darwin and his theory of Natural Selection and Evolution. Sir Isaac Newton, one of the greatest minds of all time. Includes reading passages, graphic organizers, multiple choice and free response questions.

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Influential Scientists Web Quests

  1. Forensic Scientist Webquest
  2. Interview With A Life Scientist
  3. Scientists Web Quest
  4. Scientists Webquest
  5. Women in Science

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Dirac, Fischer, Pasteur

Paul Dirac, a well known theoretical physicist. Emil Fischer, a great German chemist. Louis Pasteur, renowned for inventing vaccination.




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Influential Scientists Interactive Sites

  1. I Was Wondering
  2. History of Energy
  3. Some Famous Scientists
  4. TIME 100: Scientists and Thinkers
  5. Vote: The Most Influential Scientists of All Time

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Science Labs

  1. "Battle of the Spheres"
  2. Introduction to the Scientific Method
  3. Application of the Scientific Method
  4. It's Coming To Me!
  5. One, Two, Three Isaac Newton and Me!

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Influential Scientists Background Information

  1. 100 Scientists Who Shaped World History
  2. List of Famous Scientists in History
  3. Famous Scientists
  4. Famous Scientists
  5. Today In Science History

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Work Sheets You Can Customize

  1. Make An Influential Scientists Crossword
  2. Make A Lab Report Rubric
  3. Make An Influential Scientists Scramble
  4. Make An Influential Scientists Venn Diagram
  5. Make An Influential Scientists Word Search

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Hubble, Kepler, and Maxwell

Edwin Hubble, an American astronomer who forever changed the way we look at the sky. Johannes Kepler, a German scientist who specialized in astronomy. James Clerk Maxwell, the founding father of the electromagnetic field.

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Famous Inventors Series

  1. Alexander Graham Bell & Thomas Edison
  2. Biro, Ginsburg, & Eli Whitney
  3. Benjamin Franklin & Henry Ford
  4. Johannes Gutenberg, Samuel Morse & The Wright Brothers

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Introduction to the Scientific Method

We ask students to identify the correct order of steps and formulate a hypothesis. The series walk students through each step and provides a detailed explanation and provides practice using each step.

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Application of the Scientific Method

Students practice writing good experimental conclusions and explain a conclusion based on provided data. Students also complete experiments when given partial experimental setups.

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