Steve brings a horse named Harry to his 7th grade science class to make the lessons more interesting. The students have to learn how to care for and study the horse's behavior. When they finish their studies, they get to ride Harry, which is their favorite part. Steve's experiment is successful - the students enjoy school more, get better grades, and remember what they learn.
The document provides exercises on using verbs in the present simple and present progressive tenses in English, including filling in verbs, circling correct verbs, rewriting sentences with frequency adverbs in the right place, and forming yes/no and Wh- questions. The exercises cover a range of grammar points including regular and irregular verbs, subjects and verbs agreeing, time expressions that indicate present simple or present progressive, and questioning forms.
Steve brings a horse named Harry to his 7th grade science class to make the lessons more interesting. The students have to learn how to care for and study the horse's behavior. When they finish their studies, they get to ride Harry, which is their favorite part. Steve's experiment is successful - the students enjoy school more, get better grades, and remember what they learn.
The document provides exercises on using verbs in the present simple and present progressive tenses in English, including filling in verbs, circling correct verbs, rewriting sentences with frequency adverbs in the right place, and forming yes/no and Wh- questions. The exercises cover a range of grammar points including regular and irregular verbs, subjects and verbs agreeing, time expressions that indicate present simple or present progressive, and questioning forms.
This activity explores how to use algebra tiles to model and solve equations. Students work with algebra tiles that represent variables, constants, and arithmetic operations to build expressions and equations. They then use the tiles to solve equations by undoing the operations. Working with the hands-on model helps students develop an understanding of the relationships between expressions and equations.
The document shows chemical equations for glucose and other molecules. Glucose breaks down into carbon dioxide and water. Sulfur forms sulfuric acid when combined with oxygen and water. Various other molecules like carbon dioxide, iron, nitrogen, hydrogen sulfate and sodium hydroxide are also represented.
