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Month: July 2017

Teachers Pay Teachers Back To School Sale!

July 31, 2017 by dschalek Leave a Comment

Get ready for the Teachers Pay Teachers Back To School Sale! Beginning at 12:01 am, EDT, on Tuesday, August 1st and continuing until 11:59 pm, EDT, on Wednesday, August 2nd, I’ll be offering a 20% discount on all of my products as part of the site wide sale. Teachers Pay Teachers will also be offering … [Read more…]

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Classroom Preparation

July 25, 2017 by dschalek Leave a Comment

After taking some time off early in the summer, I usually go back go to my classroom for a couple of days in mid-summer to begin to get ready for the upcoming school year. This summer, that entails finishing some painting in my classroom. During the summer of 2016, the school district that oversees my … [Read more…]

Posted in: Astronomy, Classroom Tagged: Classroom

The Great American Solar Eclipse

July 22, 2017 by dschalek Leave a Comment

The Great American Solar Eclipse of Monday, August 21, 2017 is now 29 days away. The eclipse is total, and the path of totality sweeps across the entire country from Oregon to South Carolina. If you’ve not seen a total solar eclipse, and you’re considering getting into the path of totality, do so. I cannot … [Read more…]

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Buttons!

July 19, 2017 by dschalek Leave a Comment

Have some idle time over the summer and wish to be productive for the upcoming academic year? Consider making some buttons! My wife bought a button making machine and all of the necessary accessories a few years ago for her small business, and I’ve co-opted those materials for my own purposes. I construct a few … [Read more…]

Posted in: Classroom Tagged: Classroom, Differentiating Instruction

Featured Product: Mini Lab Dropper Poppers

July 6, 2017 by dschalek Leave a Comment

Dropper Poppers are educational toys sold by Arbor Scientific (and a few other vendors). A few years ago, I had a few dollars left in my annual budget, and I bought a few. Initially, I used the Dropper Poppers as a means of demonstrating multiple forms of potential energy, but I soon realized the potential … [Read more…]

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Structure of the Earth's Interior
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This video is intended for students that are absent the day that this exercise is performed. Use the data that I obtain here to complete the exercise at home.
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Demonstration: A Detail of the Rutherford Experiment
The value of the net force is recorded in step #12, not step #11 as described.
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