




| The picture on the left is fitting as students would record class notes, quizzes, lab activities, graphs, follow-up questions, and review games in a science journal as they follow a PowerPoint slideshow on the computer. The slideshow requires students to complete labs, conduct projects, complete worksheets, answer questions, and watch videos on the computer. They would also complete a large bundled work package as they move through the unit. This curriculum is a combination of using technology and traditional pen and pencil learning. |
| Each of the 20 units can take upward of a month+ to complete. Most of the lab activities can be conducted using materials found at home. Answer keys are provided for the unit assessment, modified assessment, readings, and PowerPoint review games. The parents would also get a copy of the class notes which would resemble the students science journal. Parents can use the class notes and answer keys to assist their learner when needed and for assessing their level of understanding (See example below). Each unit is full of amazing visuals, challenging lab activities, review opportunities, video links, review games, and much more. |



| The internet has some amazing resources, but finding them can be a difficult and time consuming process. Some slides will provide links to educational videos or really great websites to explore. Just click the link and now you are blasting off Earth and exploring the Martian surface. |



| Slides within the slideshow cue the student and parent to various readings. Minimize out of PowerPoint and open up the lab and activities folder to find the reading. Here students read an article about the Love Canal Disaster. Students are given a choice of questions to answer after completion. Answers keys are provided. |




| The large units are broken down into many smaller areas of focus. Parents and students are alerted when they are going to change topics. This system keeps the students science journal organized and recalling information a snap. This slide is color coded red so it should be recorded in the students journal. |

| Each unit comes with one or more Powerpoint review games and answers. A review game template is provided. You can choose to let your student use their science journal, or try and complete the review on their own. The last round is all bonus and always a lot of fun. |





| Student's will also have the opportunity to participate in activities that they won't find in a textbook. Here students will see various pictures of real and animated faults and folds. They put their notes to work to complete the quiz. The answers are provided at the end so the student and parent can determine their level of understanding. |



| The units offered on this website are student and teacher friendly. The PowerPoint slideshow will take you and your student through lab activities, follow-up questions, projects, challenge opportunities, important notes, videos, review games, and other great learning experiences. The bundled homework package with answers helps to review lessons and important concepts. If you purchase a unit and are not completely satisfied, please contact me a www.sciencepowerpoint@gmail.com and I will gladly refund your entire purchase. Thank you for viewing this website. Sincerely, Ryan Murphy M.Ed |




| Immediately after checkout an email will be sent to you with a link and download instructions from PayLoadz.com. Please allow 20 minutes to complete the download. If you have any questions please contact me at www.sciencepowerpoint@gmail.com. Thank you for visiting this website. Sincerely, Ryan Murphy M.Ed |
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| "Science was never a favorite subject at our house until Middle School. Mr. Murphy has a passion that was passed along to both of my students. They always came home sharing stories of a class that was exciting and fun. They created beautiful science journals that my oldest student (now graduating H.S.) has referred back to during Biology and Zoology classes. Today, if anyone asks either of my children what their favorite school subject is, both answer "Science" without hesitation (One is even talking about a career in science!) Mr. Murphy introduced science to our family in a fun, and motivating way." - Former Parent |