Resource Round-Up: Logic Puzzles, Test Prep, The Periodic Table, Introductory Physics, and More!

This week’s resource round-up is brought to you by science! Get acquainted with an introduction to physics PowerPoint, a periodic table scavenger hunt, some genetic code, and even these logic puzzles. We’ve got some math and test prep for a little variety and they’re all fun ways to keep your kids engaged through these last weeks of the year. Don’t forget — half of them are free!

	“This lesson discusses how science begins and ends; the relationship between technology and science; and the natural branches of science.” It’s Free!
	“This is a good introductory three-week unit for physics. It provides detailed electronic lessons as well as many supporting activities and assessments.”
	“A free genetic code reference sheet for molecular biology students!” It’s Free!
	“Group students together, distribute scavenger hunts, distribute periodic tables, challenge students to challenge each other then — sit back — catch your breath — and watch the AWESOMENESS unfold! A truly FUN and ENGAGING set of activities that will most certainly leave a PeRiOdIC impression on the minds of your students. One of my favorites!”
	“I love watching kids think… and more importantly, I love making them think. Logic puzzles provide a fun and challenging way to keep students thinking and they are great for any class/situation – not just in math!” It’s Free!
	“Help our students see that any math problem is merely a puzzle waiting to be solved. This resource lets your students know that your class is all about thinking and sticking with a problem until it is ‘puzzled out.'”