High School Science Sub Plans | 10 No-Prep Real-World Reading + CER Activities
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Cellular Energy- Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration Reading and Pixel Art
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Add to cartCellular Energy Reading Passage and Pixel Art Activity.
Looking for a way to engage your middle and high school Biology students with photosynthesis and cellular respiration content? Trying to include more science reading comprehension and understanding in a unique activity that will engage your diverse classroom? Searching for assignments that incorporates both print and digital components? This cellular energy reading passage and question comprehension pixel art activity turns a study guide or boring paper worksheet assignment into an exciting gamified mystery picture that unlocks more with each correct response. Best part- it’s self-checking! Foster independence with instant feedback built into the activity. As an added bonus, get your prep time back to tackle your todo list since this activity practically grades itself -- if the picture forms clear-they got 100%!
Use as a reinforcement tool, reteach or pre-teach activity, sub plans that incorporate both print and digital engagement, classwork for after direct instruction, station activity or even homework assignment! Recommendations for different ways to use this resource with your students as well as a word bank has been added to support your diverse learners!
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To access the 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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“Great resource! My students enjoyed the review of cellular energy.”
Great resource! My students enjoyed the review of cellular energy.
Reply from Surviving in Secondary
Hi Leslie, thank you so much for letting us know how this went in your classroom! We’re happy to hear your students enjoyed this activity!
leslie S.
Grades taught: 10th
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