Introducing the Ultimate Grade 7 Ontario Science Student Workbook on Forms and Functions, a comprehensive and engaging resource that perfectly aligns with the Ontario science curriculum. This workbook is designed for students, parents, and educators, providing a deep understanding of structures and their relationship to the environment, society, and the economy.
 
The workbook covers various topics, including the factors to consider when designing and constructing structures, the importance of ergonomic design, the classification of structures, the role of the center of gravity, and the effects of forces on structures. Additionally, students will learn about symmetry, the factors that can cause structures to fail, the suitability of materials, and the methods used by engineers and architects to test the strength and stability of materials and structures.
 
Packed with engaging content and high-quality illustrations, the Ultimate Grade 7 Ontario Science Student Workbook on Forms and Functions is an essential resource for mastering the concepts of structural design and engineering. Help your student excel in their studies and prepare them for success with this must-have educational tool.
 
Students will learn about forms and functions by analyzing personal, social, economic, and environmental factors that must be considered in designing and building structures, investigating the relationship between design and function, and demonstrating an understanding of various forces. This science resource follows Ontario's global and specific expectations of Ontario's grade 7 science curriculum.
 
I'll get straight to the point. Many students don't enjoy reading textbooks because the content is often very dry and bland. Most books get straight to the point and lose student interest. Upon purchasing this teaching resource, you'll notice that this packet is written differently. It's informal, loaded with jokes, and tries to teach students on a personal level. Moreover, it entices them to try to perform their own inquiry-based independent science experiments at home. I wanted to write it as if I were conversing with your students. It's a short unit(compared to textbook units), but it is filled with embedded links, QR codes, an online version of all chapter questions, unit tests, and independent research. It has everything you need to cover the specific and global expectations of the Ontario science curriculum.
 
I would consider this resource "low-prep" as there is nothing required of you but to print it. However, there may be some science experiments that require some setup. I've included some chapter quizzes/assignments in PDF and Google Forms. Use these tasks as consolidation assignments or discussion topics in your classroom! The content of this packet is relevant and accurate. It will not impede their understanding!
 
✬This resource has four chapters:
Chapter 1: Structures, Structures Everywhere
Chapter 2: May The Force Be With You
Chapter 3: In Case Of Emergency, Run
Chapter 4: Want Or Need? That Is The Question
 
✬It also has the following:
- Vocabulary Sheets
- Printable Student Journals
- Readings and Worksheets
- Answer Keys
- Study Questions
- Google Forms Quizzes, embedded links, and QR codes (to online videos).
- Unit Test
- To uphold STEM requirements, I added my TINKERCAD resource to this science resource, free of charge!!!! Build a 3D model online!
- PPT added for each chapter
- Choice boards for every chapter
- Assignments and rubrics
 
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