Hi ladies! I need your help I have a assingment and I would love for any suggestions and or help! I need to come up with a science lesson using an object of some sort as a motivation. The object must be liquid or solid . My mind is drawing blank
THANK YOU ALL SOOOO MUCH for any input or suggestions I TRULY appreciate any help I can get- even if its something to get me started!
Jackie&Justin
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What grade? You can do something with density...ice melting, ect.
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Posted by Jackie&Justin
What grade? You can do something with density...ice melting, ect.
That would be my thought too...or too see what insulators you could use to keep the ice cold.
Or when I was working at Science Camp over the summer we did a lesson where we made ice cream but the point was to show that salt slowed the meltiing of the ice because it lowered its freezing point
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You can make something called Oobleck. Its made of corn starch, water, and food coloring. Its properties makes it behave like a solid and aliquid. FM if you want more info, I think I have the lesson plan somewhere. I used it with 6th grade last year and they loved it.
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You can make play doh with the kids
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Posted by re21581
You can make something called Oobleck. Its made of corn starch, water, and food coloring. Its properties makes it behave like a solid and aliquid. FM if you want more info, I think I have the lesson plan somewhere. I used it with 6th grade last year and they loved it.
Oobleck is great- the kids love it and you can totally talk about the properites of solids and liquids. However, I would only use it if you have already taught solids and liquids - if they are not familiar with the properites it will be difficult for them to understand the priciple you are trying to get across.
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what about jello? First its a powder, then a liquid, then kind of a solid, Or pudding. Plus its yummy
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Posted by re21581
You can make something called Oobleck. Its made of corn starch, water, and food coloring. Its properties makes it behave like a solid and aliquid. FM if you want more info, I think I have the lesson plan somewhere. I used it with 6th grade last year and they loved it.
Oobleck is great- the kids love it and you can totally talk about the properites of solids and liquids. However, I would only use it if you have already taught solids and liquids - if they are not familiar with the properites it will be difficult for them to understand the priciple you are trying to get across.
oooooh, I forgot about this stuff. Its great!!!!!!
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wow thank you ladies for all the wonderful suggestions I really appreciate everything!