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Şêwekar
- Ezmûngeha KarebaMiknatisî ya Faraday
- Hokêya Navenda Kareba
- Miknatis û Cihnuma
- Miknatis û KarebaMiknatisî
- بارگەکان و بوارەکان (HTML5)
- Pendulum Lab (HTML5)
- گیراوەی ترش و تفتەکان (HTML5)
- کارلێکی نێوان گەردیلەکان (HTML5)
- Gravity and Orbits (HTML5)
- Eating & Exercise
- Masses and Springs: Basics (HTML5)
- Simplified MRI
Çalakî
- Eating and Exercise Activity
- Acid Concentration and Strength Investigation
- Acid Base Solutions - Concentration and Strength
- Eating and Exercise Clicker Questions
- Strong and Weak Acids
- Acid-Base Macro Particulate Symbolic
- Middle School Science
- Gravitational Force and Orbits
- Electric field - patterns and strength
- PHET Charges and Fields Activity Part 1
- Introduction to the Covalent Bond
- Investigating Electric Fields
- Magnets-Introduction (Inquiry Based)
- Magnets and Compasses
- Introduction to Magnetic Fields (bar magnets and electromagnets) - Inquiry Based
- Introduction to Static Electricity using Electric Field Hockey and Charges and Fields (Inquiry Based)
- Exploring Electric Potential, Electric Field and Distance Relationships
- Gravity and Orbits
- pH Scale Basics Remote Lab1
- Charges and Fields Remote Lab Introduction to Static Electricity
- Practicas ácido-base
- Intermolecular Forces and Molecules - Interactive Lecture Demonstration
- pH Scale inquiry-based intro to acid-base
- Gravity and Orbits Investigation
- pH Scale Basics | Remote Lab
- Video: Self-paced learning on Electrical Equipotential Lines
- Initial Magnetism Investigation (Inquiry Based)
- Electric Field Lab
- Mass Spring Activity
- Exploring EM Forces
- Investigating time period of a simple pendulum
- Mass/Spring Activity
- Weak vs. Strong
- IMF and phase changes
- Hooke's law
- Determinine Electric Field Relationships
- Guided Inquiry - Electric Fields
- Projectile Lab (Horizontal Launch)
- Projectile Lab (Angled Launch)
- Science activity sheet: Acids_bases solutions
- Faradays Electromagnetic Lab: Generating Electricity
- POGIL-style simulation analysis
- Hooke's Law and the Spring Constant