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Description:
This resource explores some of the properties of matter by providing students with two pieces of unknown metal-based substances. The goal is to identify the composition of these substances through experimentation and assessment of information about conductivity, density, hardness, magnetism, and melting point. Through a fictional newspaper clipping, students will determine that the two substances they have identified make up the composition of an actual Alberta meteorite. This resource explores some of the properties of matter by providing students with two pieces of unknown metal-based substances. The goal is to identi...
Grade:
9
Subject:
Science
Media format:
Web
Learning resource type:
Lesson material, Experiment
Language of resource:
English
Keywords:
Meteorites--Identification; Meteorites--Magnetic properties--Experiments; Meteorites--Density--Experiments; Hardness--Experiments; Melting points--Experiments; Matter--Properties--Experiments; Materials--Magnetic properties--Experiments; Materials--Density--Experiments; Electric conductivity--Experiments; Metals--Magnetic properties--Experiments; Metals--Density--Experiments;
Audience:
Learner
Provider:
Alberta Education
Creation date:
2005
Learner outcomes:
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Population Changes: Growth Cycles and Changes (Series: BiologiX)  | TRIAL
Description:
This video demonstrates how mathematical formulas can be used to analyze population changes. The program explains population growth cycles, outlines the factors that affect population density and introduces the application of chaos theory in the study of population changes. (BiologiX 43) This video demonstrates how mathematical formulas can be used to analyze population changes. The program explains population growth cycles, outlines t... (Requires Sign In)
Grade:
12
Subject:
Science
Media format:
Video (28 minutes, 52 seconds)
Learning resource type:
Lesson material
Language of resource:
English
Keywords:
Population--Statistics; Biotic communities; Chaotic behavior in systems; Population trends; Ecological carrying capacity; Growth--Mathematical models; Population density--Mathematical models; Biology;
Audience:
Learner
Provider:
ACCESS The Education Station
Creation date:
1996
Learner outcomes:
Description:
This interactive chemistry puzzle requires students to manipulate game board pieces to complete a pattern. With minimal instruction, students examine each puzzle piece to organize the first eighteen elements on the periodic table, similar to what Dmitri Mendeleev did in the 1850s. Once the pieces have been correctly arranged and the puzzle has been solved, the significance of the information found on each game piece is explained. Use of this resource does not require that students have any prior knowledge of the periodic table. This interactive chemistry puzzle requires students to manipulate game board pieces to complete a pattern. With minimal instruction, students examine ...
Grade:
9
Subject:
Science
Media format:
Web
Learning resource type:
Lesson material, Game
Language of resource:
English
Keywords:
Chemical elements; Periodic law--Tables; Atomic mass; Density; Electrons; Atomic orbitals; Electron configuration;
Audience:
Learner
Provider:
Alberta Education
Creation date:
2006
Learner outcomes:
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