This RESOURCE BUNDLE is for California 8th grade science teachers who are teaching MS-PS4 - Waves and their Applications in Technologies for Information Transfer according to the California Preferred Integrated Course Model. Save 75% by purchasing the resources in this bundle.

This MS-PS4 - Waves and their Applications in Technologies for Information Transfer bundle was specifically created by analyzing California’s Department of Education 8th Grade NGSS curriculum document. It delivers exactly what California teachers need to meet state expectations according to the Preferred Integrated Course Model.

✅ Covers NGSS MS-PS4 Standard for Grade 8 in California: Waves, Transmission, Reflection and Interference, Earthquakes, Sound, Sound Energy, Absorption, Production of Light, Optical Phenomena, Digital vs Analog Signals for Communication.

✅ Massive Resource Library: Includes lessons, readings, activities, quizzes, and more across all science domains.

✅ Resources are Organized: Each included resource is described inside the description file.

✅ No Prep & Editable: Ready-to-use PDFs, Word docs, and digital versions for seamless classroom integration.

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It includes the following resources:

MS-PS4-1

• Waves An Introduction – Lesson
• Experimenting with Waves – Activity
• Crash Course Traveling Waves - Video Worksheet
• Crash Course Sound - Video Worksheet
• Earthquakes - Reading

MS-PS4-2

• Light – Lesson
• Lasers, Absorption and Transmission – Lesson
• Why is the Sky Blue - Reading
• Crash Course Light - Video Worksheet
• Light and Optics Word Search and Scramble
• Bill Nye Light and Color - Video Worksheet

MS-PS4-2

• Digital vs Analog Signals for Communication – Lesson
• How Waves Are Used for Communication - Reading

This bundle follows 'The Preferred Integrated Model' which integrates all four disciplines of science into each grade-level course and allows students focus on the content they need to understand real-world phenomena.