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1st grade chemistry centers for Microsoft Word
Water Bottle Rocket - Alka Seltzer and water make recycled water bottle fly high
Build and launch a rocket that really flies using a water bottle, popsicle sticks, a wine cork, tape, crayons Alka Seltzer tablets and water. This experiment covers Engineering (building the rocket), Art (decorating the rocket) and Science (the chemical reaction between the Alka Seltzer and water).Teacher information sections include:Materials – How To – How to present it to your group – Extra Activities – The lesson – Preschool version - Vocabulary
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PreK - 5th
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Candy Cane Science Experiment
This science activity can be used with the whole class, in centers, during a class party or in small groups. It is a hands-on science experiment. Students dissolve candy canes in water and follow the scientific method while doing it. Students will write a hypothesis, collect data, and form conclusions. In my class, we do this activity as part of the "holiday" party. They think they are having fun...but they are doing science and learning! Inquiry based.
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PreK - 6th
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Salinity and Density of Water Experiment
Students will work through this water experiment in order to test objects in fresh water and salt water to determine the reactions (whether it floats or sinks, time it takes for it to sink, how far it sinks, etc.). This experiment organizer will help students organize their hypothesis, observations, and conclusions.Terms of Use:The content of this purchase may be used for personal and classroom use only. This license is not intended for use by multiple users, including within school districts,
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1st - 8th
Sink or Float Experiment
Materials are best suited for a purpose based on their properties of matter! Test out different materials ability to float due to their properties and record the results using this form!
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PreK - 5th
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Freezing and Melting Experiment- Recording Form
Utilize this form to record an experiment on melting and cooling. Test out and record the freezing and melting point of different household liquids!
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PreK - 5th
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Erupting Volcanoes - vinegar & baking soda art and science integration project
An exciting and colorful way to demonstrate the chemical reactions between vinegar and baking soda as well as talking a bit about volcanoes. This is an art project and a science experiment rolled into one. Students decorate their volcanoes indoors and the eruptions happen outdoors.Teacher information sections include:Materials – How To – How to present it to your group – Extra Activities – The lesson – Preschool version - Vocabulary
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PreK - 3rd
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Properties of Household Matter Recording Sheet
Use this form to explore and record the properties of various household materials!
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PreK - 5th
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Elephant Toothpaste Lab
This is a fun experiment for all ages!
This was originally created for my 8th grade students to do with their 1st grade "science buddies".
Uploaded as a doc so you can make changes :)
Watch the chemical reaction come to life!
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PreK - 12th
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Candy Hearts Solubility Lab
Candy Hearts Science! Similar to my candy corn science experiment, this lab, appropriate for elementary and early middle school, allows kids to play with candy hearts to test the solubility in various liquids. It's fun, relatively mess-contained, and a great way to celebrate a holiday in class.
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1st - 6th
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Color Mixing Lab - potions in your classroom - video and printed lesson plan
Create an exciting lab for mixing color potions using food coloring and water. This activity encourages the use of lab tools, teaches color fundamentals and engages children in creating their own personal color mixes.This activity epitomizes the scientific method. Students observe, hypothesize, test and repeat the properties of colors. Advanced techniques encourage measurement and recording of data.PreK through 4th gradeThis fun video models the lesson, describes the project, the S.T.E.A.M. behi
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PreK - 3rd
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Balloon Inflation Experiment
Students work through the scientific method to complete this Balloon Inflation Experiment. Students will develop a hypothesis, complete the experiment and identify the actual happenings of the experiment.
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K - 3rd
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Cornstarch Slime - the substance that is both liquid and solid
This is a “hands-in” slime that is liquid and solid. The cornstarch and water mix creates a substance that can be hard when you squeeze it in your hands and an ooz- ing liquid mud when you release it. Adding color makes it even more interesting.Teacher information sections include:Materials – How To – How to present it to your group – Extra Activities – The lesson – Preschool version - Vocabulary
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PreK - 3rd
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Soda & Mentos Geyser - Outdoor science project
Putting Mentos candy into a bottle of diet cola creates an amazing liquid geyser. The carbon dioxide bubbles in the soda attach themselves to thousands of tiny surface pits in the Mentos candy. The bubbles become numerous, creating gas and rapidly pushing the liquid out of the bottle. The effect is intensified because the heavy Mentos candies sink in the bottle, increasing the number of bubbles produced.Teacher information sections include:Materials – How To – How to present it to your group – E
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PreK - 4th
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Scent pots
This is an activity that is part of a unit on Our Five Senses. To set up the activity gather together up to 17 small film canisters or similar small jars. Place a cotton ball in each container. Use an eye dropper to add a few drops of the following food essences or aromatherapy oils to the containers - peppermint, lemon, orange, vanilla and rose. Mix up a small amount of coffee and pour a ew drops into one of the containers and to the final container add a few drops of vinegar. Place an adh
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K - 2nd
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Making Rainbows and Learning about Color
Did you ever stop to think how much color you see and how it affects you?Why is color so important to people and animals?1st Color helps us identify many things such as; plants; animals; food. Can you think of different animals, food that you identify by their colors?2nd Color communicates to us: What does a Cloudy day mean? How about a bloody nose? Can you think of ways color communicates with us? This activity includes two very simple activities that consist of learning about: We need to
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PreK - 4th
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Heat Energy Cut and Paste
Students will cut and paste effects of heat on different forms of matter.
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K - 2nd
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Science Journal - Irreversible Change
This is a companion Science Journal to go along with the Sid The Science Kid episode on Irreversible Change. After watching the episode, students would conduct a science experiment to find out what happens to apples when they are heated. This journal involves a Science Experiment where the teacher would use a slow cooker or crock pot to heat the cut up apples. Another bowl of cut up apples would not be exposed to heat. Students would observe what happens to both sets of apples and then would wri
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PreK - 2nd, Staff
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Using our five senses to investigate apples
Explain to the students that we are going to investigate apples using our five senses.
Give each student a half piece apple and assist them to use their five senses to investigate the apple. Ask students to think about what they are observing through their sense of smell and to record their responses on the worksheet.
Continue with the remaining senses.
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: Investigating apples
Exploding Milk
A fun experiement for students! Can be used at the elementary level and with special needs classes.
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PreK - 5th
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Science Thermal Energy Laboratory/Experiment Worksheet
Simple Science worksheet supplementing a thermal energy lab/experiment involving water and food colouring. Great for Primary and Intermediate grades.
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1st - 4th
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Evidence of a Chemical Reaction Lab Safety Contract
This file is a editable safety contract that can be used in your chemistry, physical science or class. It covers basic laboratory safety guidelines.
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1st - 12th
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Lab Report
Use this lab report templates while conducting science experiments in your class.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Airheads
This is a fun, creative, and easy way to get youth understanding the result of a chemical reaction. Students develop an understanding of how Carbon dioxide gas is created through a simple reaction.
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1st - 8th
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