Use the data to find your answer to the question, "Are there differences in the appearance of mustard hill coral and thin finger coral that live in coral reef and mangrove forest habitats?"
Use this data about shy and bold fish to talk about statistics in a real situation while emphasizing percents and making predictions and graphs.
Use the lesson outline at this link or have students work with the raw data to determine why some plant species thrive in areas and others do not.
What makes an invasive species so problamatic? Review this summarized data, work with finding means and percents and create a bar graph to determine a solution.
Students determine which type of substrate mollusks prefer while looking at this data.
Study the data to answer the question, "Are any perennial crops a good alternative to corn for biofuel production, and if so, why? How does the location of biomass production affect the outcome?"
Use this data to see what the affects of seretonin have on winning a fight. Students find averages and create bar graphs to interpret the data.
"How did replacing the narrow culverts with wider culverts change the growth of Phragmites in the marsh?" Use this data to find a solution to this question and see statistics in action.
What is a chocolate farm like? Look at this data to learn about the types of birds that live on a chocolate farm.
Practice finding rates and determine if there is a slope uisng this data nugget.
Why do insects shoot their frass? Is it to deter their enemies? What do you think after examining this set of data?
What affects do different drugs have on spiders and their abilities to make their webs? Students look at the area of different webs to predict an answer to this question. The raw data is available for this experiment.
Does the temperature affect plants flowering? Use this data to determine the answer to this question while looking for patterns and making predictions. Students can interact with the raw data from this experiement.
Discuss independent and independent variables as you learn about relationships between coral, algae and urchins. Look for patterns and determine if there are any relationships between these different sea creatures by reading or creating your own graphical representations.
The National Museum of the American Latino has created this resource as a guide to learn more about the Day of the Dead. Use this Learning Lab as a starting off point to celebrate with your community, family, and/or students. Our on-line learning kit includes general information and the history of the tradition. Smithsonian collections, video resources, music, and hands-on activities for in-school or at-home learning are also included.
In this unit, Dee-Dee Darby-Duffin talks about how her career as an artist took shape. Aside from downright hard work, she shares her candid insight on what it takes, and what it means.
In this Google Applied Digital Skills lesson, students will learn how to use Google tools to create and deliver a presentation to an audience
Students will research a chemical substance and collate its distinguishing features, then craft a text-to-image prompt in Adobe Express that creates a recognizable depiction of that substance.
Get to know your students by having them make a poster about themselves in Google Drawings.
Learn how to create Infographic using Google Drawings.