the whole unit, one download save 34%
Showing all 16 resultsSorted by latest
-

Animal and Plant Cells Game – Two Truths and One Lie
$3.00 Add to cart -

Cell Structure and Function Activity – Scavenger Hunt
$3.00 Add to cart -

Bacterial Cell Lesson – Interactive
$3.25 Add to cart -

Characteristics of Living Things Lesson – Interactive
$4.00 Add to cart -

Classification of Living Things By Level Lesson
$3.25 Add to cart -

Living Things Anchor Chart Posters
$5.00 Add to cart -
Sale!

Life Science Unit for Middle School
Original price was: $49.00.$32.00Current price is: $32.00. Add to cart -

Cell Vocabulary Review – Magic Square – 7.L.1
$0.00 Add to cart -

Cell Organelle Vocabulary Review
$0.00 Add to cart -

Unicellular Organisms Task Cards
$3.00 Add to cart -

Plant and Animal Cell Organelle Gallery Walk
$3.00 Add to cart -

Unicellular Organisms Activity – Cartoon and CER
$0.00 Add to cart -

Living Organisms Word Search: Essential Standards 7.L.1.1 – 7.L.1.4
$1.00 Add to cart
What teachers say about the Cells & Living Things lessons
Kayla's store is rated 4.9 from 6,340+ teacher reviews on Teachers Pay Teachers.
I love the Cornell style notes! I used this resource a little differently. I printed the slides and turned them into stations. The students revolved through the stations, writing down the notes.
5 out of 5 starsSusan H.review on TPT
I loved these slides! I uploaded them to Pear Deck and my students had a ton of fun learning about cells. The slides were created in a way that is engaging, but not overwhelming.
5 out of 5 starsRiley H.review on TPT
My students loved using this in our science block. I have the lower level students in 7th grade and they struggle with anything I give them digitally. This was perfect–with diagrams and simple language and questions interspersed throughout the document.
5 out of 5 starsAccidentally on Purposereview on TPT
Each interactive lesson pairs a slide deck with Cornell-style guided notes, so students read, answer and record as they go instead of just watching. They come as both Google Slides™ and PowerPoint, answer keys are included, and there is nothing to prep beyond assigning them. Teachers use them to introduce a topic, to leave for a substitute, or as review before a test.



