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Preview of SEASONS Graphing Daylight Hours Activity N Hemisphere SOLSTICES & EQUINOXES

SEASONS Graphing Daylight Hours Activity N Hemisphere SOLSTICES & EQUINOXES

Discover the science of the WINTER SOLSTICE and seasonal daylight hours by graphing real data! Students analyze monthly sunlight hours across multiple latitudes from the North Pole to the Equator, to investigate how latitude affects daylight. As they graph and compare data, students identify seasonal patterns, develop an understanding of equinoxes and solstices, and even explore fascinating events like POLAR DAYS and POLAR NIGHTS. This engaging activity strengthens data analysis and grap
Preview of SOLSTICE EQUINOX Seasonal Daylight Hours LESSON and Graphing ACTIVITY

SOLSTICE EQUINOX Seasonal Daylight Hours LESSON and Graphing ACTIVITY

Discover the science of the WINTER SOLSTICE and seasonal daylight hours by graphing real data! Students analyze monthly sunlight hours across multiple latitudes from pole to pole, to investigate how latitude affects daylight. As they graph and compare data, students identify seasonal patterns, develop an understanding of equinoxes and solstices, and even explore fascinating events like POLAR DAYS and POLAR NIGHTS. This engaging activity strengthens data analysis and graphing skills, and
Preview of Middle School Earth Science Graphing Activity NGSS Earth Science

Middle School Earth Science Graphing Activity NGSS Earth Science

Middle school students benefit from practice in analyzing graphs and answering graph-dependent questions. This set includes real sunlight and temperature data in areas approximately equidistant from the equator. Students can use screencast instructions to build a graph that is for Google Sheets.™ Engage your middle school science students with this graphing set with an Earth Science Theme. Included in this cross curricular resource are: Students have many misconceptions about the autumnal equ
Preview of Seed Experiment

Seed Experiment

Are you planting seeds this year? Here is a simple experiment children can do to see what happens if a seed does not get sunlight. I have my students all plant their own seeds to observe and measure, and I use one classroom seed that I keep in my closet to block the sunlight from getting to it. We observe the classroom seed together. In this packet, children will go through the full scientific process, with observation/comparison pages, a graph to record data, and a discussion and conclusion pag
Preview of Daylight Saving Time Class Graph Anchor Chart

Daylight Saving Time Class Graph Anchor Chart

Created by
Joelle Erich
This download includes everything you need to create a "Daylight Saving Time" class graph / anchor chart. Graph Title / Question: "Do you like Daylight Saving Time?"Options: Yes! More sunlight = more time to play. No! I don't like losing 1 hour of sleep. Students then fill out a simple card with their opinion / vote. Have students glue them onto the anchor chart, under the appropriate option (yes/no) and discuss the results! For more Daylight Saving Time fun, check out my Daylight Saving Tim
Preview of Sunrise and Sunset Photoperiod Graph | Daylight Length and Seasonal Change

Sunrise and Sunset Photoperiod Graph | Daylight Length and Seasonal Change

Created by
Classroom 214
Collect weekly data on the amount of daylight to create a bar graph with the monthly photoperiod data. Students analyze how daylight changes throughout the year by creating and interpreting a photoperiod graph. They'll see the relationship between Earth's tilt, seasons, and sunlight. WHAT'S INCLUDEDWeekly data collection sheet Photoperiod Bar Graph starting in JanuaryPhotoperiod Bar Graph starting in AugustOne-page explanation of the connection between daylight, seasons, and Earth's axisCONCEPT
Preview of Modified Life Science Single Bar Graph, Differentiated Special Ed; Plants

Modified Life Science Single Bar Graph, Differentiated Special Ed; Plants

This is a 2 page activity that can be used as a test for students with disabilities in an inclusive science class, as homework, or a study sheet. The first page includes a summary of the plant growth experiment and the graph with pictures to assist students. The experiment was modified from a 7th grade inclusion class. It is based on plant growth and compares heights of plants grown in full sunlight, partial sunlight, and in the dark. The second page has 4 questions about the graph, as well as a
Preview of 3-PACK Graphing Daylight Hours, EQUINOX AND SOLSTICE, Seasons & Latitude

3-PACK Graphing Daylight Hours, EQUINOX AND SOLSTICE, Seasons & Latitude

3-Pack Graphing Daylight Hours BUNDLE! Explore the science of the SPRING EQUINOX, solstices, seasons, and the role of latitude using real sunrise and sunset data. What role does LATITUDE play? Three similar 'graphing daylight hours' lessons give students choice! Explore with data and graphs the seasons and extreme daylight hours of the Arctic, the northern hemisphere or the globe. Or All Three! SAVE 10% this week by following me! New TpT Feature!Explore sunlight hours and seasonality
Preview of Four Seasons Data Graphing Lab Bundle | 6th, 7th, 8th Grade | Sun Angle Daylight

Four Seasons Data Graphing Lab Bundle | 6th, 7th, 8th Grade | Sun Angle Daylight

These three seasonal data and graphing activities will help your students understand seasonal changes while building graphing and data analysis skills. This bundle gives teachers an easy, NO PREP way to have students work with real-world environmental data to explore how seasons affect Earth’s systems. There are 3 Graphing Lab Included:1. The Sun Angle and Daylight Graphing Lab 2. The Seasonal Environmental Change Graphing Lab 3. The Seasonal Temperature Lag Lab Students analyze real climate an
Preview of K-PS3-1 Acitivity

K-PS3-1 Acitivity

Created by
Mandy Caruso
This 5 page document included a 3 page activity complete with lesson plans on how to teach about the effects of the warmth of the sun. This lesson should take place on a day when there is sun shining and it is generally warm outside. Part of the activity will take place inside and part of it will take place outside as instructed in the lesson plans. The main Next Generation Science Standard that is taught is: K-PS3-1 Make observations to determine the effect of sunlight on Earth’s surface. This
Preview of Question of the Day - Garden

Question of the Day - Garden

Product Description The Question of the Day gets students learning the minute they walk in the door when you make question of the day part of the routine! You can use it as part of their morning routine, at morning meeting, at circle time, or as a transition activity. You can also use this at morning arrival and then refer back to the question during morning meeting or circle time to discuss the results/introduce new information or review. The question for this question of the day/week set are a
Preview of TEKS Math 6.6A - Task Card - Dependent & Independent Variables in Tables & Graph

TEKS Math 6.6A - Task Card - Dependent & Independent Variables in Tables & Graph

Created by
Markimatics
WHAT'S INCLUDED:This lesson is aligned with TEKS 2012 - 6th Grade Mathematics. TEKS Math.6.6A: Identify independent and dependent quantities from tables and graphs.Task Cards: 24 Questions: Looking at the table, which quantity is independent? Based on the graph, which quantity is the dependent variable? A line graph shows the number of books and the total number of pages read by Audrey during her reading month challenge. Which is the independent variable? The table shows the number of tickets
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