Interactive Science Menu Featuring Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science Topics.
This Google Slides lesson uses short, curated videos to explore science concepts connected to Valentine’s Day themes through a structured student-choice format. Students select from a set of video-based investigations and analyze each topic using guided questions.
Students choose from approximately ten science topics and:
watch a short, kid-friendly video
answer content-based and reasoning questions
explain the scientific mechanisms behind familiar Valentine’s-related phenomena
Topics include examples such as:
animal courtship and bonding behaviors
how candy message hearts are manufactured
biological and chemical processes related to attraction and communication
and other holiday-themed science phenomena
The lesson is organized as a choice board, with a recommended number of activities to complete while allowing flexibility based on time and instructional goals. Each holiday icon links to a slide with a video and related questions, and a navigation icon returns students to the main menu.
This lesson is designed to support:
application of science concepts to everyday contexts
explanation of real-world phenomena
engagement through structured student choice
short-form analysis of multimedia science sources
It functions well as:
a seasonal science activity
an enrichment or review task
a low-prep digital choice board lesson
The structure allows students to investigate multiple science ideas while practicing explanation and interpretation across a variety of short, focused topics.
PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOUR SCHOOL/DISTRICT ALLOWS YOUTUBE ACCESS BEFORE PURCHASE.
To preview this lesson, click here.
Science & Engineering Practices (SEPs):
Obtaining, Evaluating, and Communicating Information; Constructing Explanations
Crosscutting Concepts (CCCs):
Cause and Effect; Structure and Function
Common Core (Literacy in Science):
RST.6-8.7, RST.9-10.7
WHST.6-8.2, WHST.9-10.2
Bundle Upgrade Policy
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Your username
The order numbers for both the original purchase(s) and the bundle
The names of the duplicate resources
Requests must be submitted within 30 days of the bundle purchase. Credits are issued as store credit for future Lesson Laboratory purchases and are not provided as cash refunds.
This policy applies only to purchases of resources that are later included in a Lesson Laboratory bundle and is limited to one adjustment per upgrade pathway.
Interactive Science Menu Featuring Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science Topics.
This Google Slides lesson uses short, curated videos to explore science concepts connected to Valentine’s Day themes through a structured student-choice format. Students select from a set of video-based investigations and analyze each topic using guided questions.
Students choose from approximately ten science topics and:
watch a short, kid-friendly video
answer content-based and reasoning questions
explain the scientific mechanisms behind familiar Valentine’s-related phenomena
Topics include examples such as:
animal courtship and bonding behaviors
how candy message hearts are manufactured
biological and chemical processes related to attraction and communication
and other holiday-themed science phenomena
The lesson is organized as a choice board, with a recommended number of activities to complete while allowing flexibility based on time and instructional goals. Each holiday icon links to a slide with a video and related questions, and a navigation icon returns students to the main menu.
This lesson is designed to support:
application of science concepts to everyday contexts
explanation of real-world phenomena
engagement through structured student choice
short-form analysis of multimedia science sources
It functions well as:
a seasonal science activity
an enrichment or review task
a low-prep digital choice board lesson
The structure allows students to investigate multiple science ideas while practicing explanation and interpretation across a variety of short, focused topics.
PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOUR SCHOOL/DISTRICT ALLOWS YOUTUBE ACCESS BEFORE PURCHASE.
To preview this lesson, click here.
Science & Engineering Practices (SEPs):
Obtaining, Evaluating, and Communicating Information; Constructing Explanations
Crosscutting Concepts (CCCs):
Cause and Effect; Structure and Function
Common Core (Literacy in Science):
RST.6-8.7, RST.9-10.7
WHST.6-8.2, WHST.9-10.2
Bundle Upgrade Policy
This lesson is included in one or more bundles. To support flexible purchasing and long-term use of our curriculum, Lesson Laboratory offers a bundle upgrade policy.
If you purchase this lesson and decide at a later date that you would like to upgrade to a bundle, you may request a store credit equal to the total amount paid for duplicate items.
To request an upgrade credit, please email thelessonlaboratory@gmail.com and include:
Your username
The order numbers for both the original purchase(s) and the bundle
The names of the duplicate resources
Requests must be submitted within 30 days of the bundle purchase. Credits are issued as store credit for future Lesson Laboratory purchases and are not provided as cash refunds.
This policy applies only to purchases of resources that are later included in a Lesson Laboratory bundle and is limited to one adjustment per upgrade pathway.
