High School Science Sub Plans | 10 No-Prep Real-World Reading + CER Activities
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Cells and Cellular Theory Digital and Print Resource Bundle!
Hooke, Schwann and Virchow are just three of the many scientists that paved the way for cell theory. Engage your Biology students in gamified learning as they embark on a timeline journey of the path that led these famous scientists and more to discover the 3 parts of cell theory!
This mini-bundle includes both digital and print activities for students to learn about the parts of cell theory! Your students will stay engaged and motivated as they try to reach the finish square in the maze worksheets, find all the vocabulary terms in the word search, or uncover the mystery pixel art as they read the passage on the scientific discoveries that led to cell theory and answer the comprehension questions. This bundle is just what you and your biology students need for a station/centers day, sub plans, homework or early finishers work or review for a quiz or assessment.
To access the pixel art resource, you must download the PDF, then click the link within to make a copy! This is a Google Sheets activity and requires access to Google Suite for staff and students.
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“This was a great resource for my 6th grade science classes. We don't have a curriculum, so I piece things together to make sure our standards get covered, and this was a great addition.”
“This resource is well-organized and thoughtfully designed, making it easy to implement in the classroom.”
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This resource is well-organized and thoughtfully designed, making it easy to implement in the classroom.
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Hi Iliana, Thank you so much for the review! We are glad to hear it worked well in your classroom!
Iliana T.
Grades taught: 6th
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