High School Basic Principles Printables

In this summer's sports competitions, there will be four new sports added. One is a sport important to Japanese culture; karate. The other three are in hopes of drawing a younger viewing crowd: skateboarding, rock climbing, and surfing. The high-interest non-fiction texts are perfect for the end of the year, summer school, and summer camp!

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• Do you need materials to teach about infrared light that are fun and engaging?
• This resource comes with an informational text complete with graphics to aid in students' understanding of this hard concept.
• There are also instructions for several hands-on activities that will really get your students engaged and thinking.
• Materials needed: remote controls, infrared thermometers

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• Do you need materials to teach about Ultraviolet Light that are fun and engaging?
• This resource comes with an informational text complete with graphics to aid in students' understanding of this concept.
• There are also instructions for several hands-on activities that will really get your students engaged and thinking.
• Materials needed: sunglasses (one pair), black construction paper, UV color changing beads, plastic or leather cord, UV flashlight (optional)
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• Do you need materials to teach about the refraction of light that are fun and engaging?
• This resource comes with an informational text complete with graphics to aid in students' understanding of this concept.
• There are also instructions for four hands-on activities that will really get your students engaged and thinking.
• Materials needed: pencil, clear glass or beaker, water, magnifying glasses, regular glasses, penny, shallow bowl, tape, a container of water, prisms, and white paper
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• Do you need an activity to teach about the absorption of light that is fun and engaging?
• This resource comes with an informational text complete with graphics to aid in students' understanding of this concept.
• There is a hands-on activity that will really get your students engaged, collecting data, and thinking.
• Materials needed: 2 soda cans per group (one black, one white - covered with paper or spray painted), long thermometers
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• Do you need materials to teach about light reflection that are fun and engaging?
• This resource comes with an informational text complete with graphics to aid in students' understanding of this concept.
• There are also instructions for several hands-on activities that will really get your students engaged and thinking.
• Materials needed: mirrors, laser pointer, flashlights, aluminum foil, spray bottle with water
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This bundle of science sub plans will keep your students engaged while you are out. Materials are print and go. Each set includes reading passages and recording sheets (and sometimes a little extra). Your substitute doesn't need any prior knowledge of the subject matter to be successful!

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• Do you need materials to teach about light reflection, absorption, and refraction that are fun and engaging?
• This resource comes with three informational texts complete with graphics to aid in students' understanding of this concept.
• There are 9 hands-on activities with instructions that will really get your students engaged and thinking.
• Materials needed: mirrors, laser pointer, flashlights, aluminum foil, spray bottle with water, 2 soda cans per group (one black, one white - covered with paper or spray painted), long thermometers, pencil, clear glass or beaker, water, magnifying glasses, regular glasses, penny, shallow bowl, tape, a container of water, prisms, and white paper
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This interactive and comprehensive resource helps students master essential EMT and paramedic terminology while reinforcing the importance of accurate documentation in emergency medical services. Through engaging 911 call scenarios, students will practice filling out critical EMS paperwork, such as Patient Care Reports (PCR), Refusal of Care Forms, and Incident Timeline Forms. By using realistic 911 scenarios, students will gain practical experience in documenting patient care, vital signs, and treatment interventions.

What’s Included:

• Vocabulary Terms & Definitions: A list of essential EMS-related vocabulary words (e.g., "Airway Obstruction," "CPR"), complete with definitions.
• Sentence Creation & Drawing: Students will use each term in a sentence and create a drawing to visually reinforce the meaning of each word.
• 6 Realistic 911 Scenarios: Students are presented with six detailed 911 call scenarios that reflect real-life situations such as cardiac arrests, trauma, and patient refusals.
• Critical EMS Paperwork: After reviewing the scenarios, students will complete Patient Care Reports (PCR), Refusal of Care Forms, and Incident Timeline Forms based on the provided information.
• Critical Thinking Questions: After completing the paperwork, students will answer reflection questions on the importance of accurate documentation and the role of EMTs and paramedics in patient care.

Why This Resource Is Valuable:

• Real-World Application: Students will learn how EMS professionals use specific terminology and complete essential paperwork in real-life emergencies.
• Hands-On Learning: Combining writing, drawing, and critical thinking, this activity is designed to engage students and help them retain key vocabulary and concepts.
• Essential Documentation Skills: Students will develop the ability to complete crucial forms like the PCR, which are vital in patient care and legal protection for EMS providers.
• Collaboration & Teamwork: Designed for group or partner work, this resource fosters teamwork and encourages students to discuss, analyze, and complete the necessary forms together.

Perfect For:

• High School Health Science Classes
• EMT & Paramedic Training Programs
• Health Occupations Pathways

Help your students bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world EMS practice with this engaging, hands-on activity! This resource is an excellent way to teach essential vocabulary, documentation skills, and teamwork—all necessary for future healthcare careers.

If you like this lesson, try these:

Health Science Roles of EMTs and Paramedics using Emergency Scenarios HS

Nursing / Health Science Patient Communication and Bedside Manner Scenarios

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This interactive and comprehensive resource helps students master essential EMT and paramedic terminology while reinforcing the importance of accurate documentation in emergency medical services. Through engaging 911 call scenarios, students will practice filling out critical EMS paperwork, such as Patient Care Reports (PCR), Refusal of Care Forms, and Incident Timeline Forms. By using realistic 911 scenarios, students will gain practical experience in documenting patient care, vital signs, and treatment interventions.

What’s Included:

• Vocabulary Terms & Definitions: A list of essential EMS-related vocabulary words (e.g., "Airway Obstruction," "CPR"), complete with definitions.
• Sentence Creation & Drawing: Students will use each term in a sentence and create a drawing to visually reinforce the meaning of each word.
• 6 Realistic 911 Scenarios: Students are presented with six detailed 911 call scenarios that reflect real-life situations such as cardiac arrests, trauma, and patient refusals.
• Critical EMS Paperwork: After reviewing the scenarios, students will complete Patient Care Reports (PCR), Refusal of Care Forms, and Incident Timeline Forms based on the provided information.
• Critical Thinking Questions: After completing the paperwork, students will answer reflection questions on the importance of accurate documentation and the role of EMTs and paramedics in patient care.

Why This Resource Is Valuable:

• Real-World Application: Students will learn how EMS professionals use specific terminology and complete essential paperwork in real-life emergencies.
• Hands-On Learning: Combining writing, drawing, and critical thinking, this activity is designed to engage students and help them retain key vocabulary and concepts.
• Essential Documentation Skills: Students will develop the ability to complete crucial forms like the PCR, which are vital in patient care and legal protection for EMS providers.
• Collaboration & Teamwork: Designed for group or partner work, this resource fosters teamwork and encourages students to discuss, analyze, and complete the necessary forms together.

Perfect For:

• High School Health Science Classes
• EMT & Paramedic Training Programs
• Health Occupations Pathways

Help your students bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world EMS practice with this engaging, hands-on activity! This resource is an excellent way to teach essential vocabulary, documentation skills, and teamwork—all necessary for future healthcare careers.

If you like this lesson, try these:

Health Science Roles of EMTs and Paramedics using Emergency Scenarios HS

Nursing / Health Science Patient Communication and Bedside Manner Scenarios

Follow me for more engaging lessons!

Scrub Squad