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A 2 for 1 Combination!
This is a video analysis for "Bill Nye - Phases of Matter". This includes both a self grading Google Form and a traditional worksheet. Both have a built in link to the videos. The Doc has an answer key and the Google Form is self-grading. Be ready for anything with a paper version and a self-grading digital version!
Features:
- Self-Grading Google Form (You don't have to grade a thing)
- Built in video link on both the Google form and Google Doc
- Don't sweat tech issues by having a paper version included
- Answer Key for paper version
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Bill Nye Phases of Matter
Great lesson for students to do on their own in station/centers or for distance learning.
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