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Candy Labs | Matter & Energy | End of the Year Activities + Science Experiments

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Grade Levels
3rd - 6th
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Pages
30 pages
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All materials available at the dollar store, so one quick stop and we were prepared. Minimal prep. Thoroughly engaging.
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Wow science! Whether it's the end of the year, summer school, or just Fun Friday, it's a great time for Candy Labs! You won't just get a "wow, cool" with these investigations. Students are doing some serious science!

Study physical science concepts while focusing on identifying variables, measurement, collecting and recording data, and drawing conclusions.

Most students need a lot of practice with scientific practices, and this is a fun way to hone those skills while learning about the properties of matter, mixtures and solutions, and physical and chemical changes.

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4 INVESTIGATIONS

Rainbow Candy

  • Mixtures and Solutions
  • Controlling Variables and Observations
  • How does water temperature affect how candy dissolves in a bowl of water?

Gummy Bear Lab

  • Properties of Matter
  • Experimental Investigations
  • Measurement, Observations, and a Control
  • How do water and saltwater affect gummy bears’ size?

Pop Science

  • Physical Changes
  • Measurement and Identifying Variables
  • How does the amount of Pop Rocks candy mixed into soda affect the amount of gas released?

Sour Power

  • Chemical Reactions
  • Observations and Identifying Variables
  • Which candy is the fizziest when mixed with a baking soda and water solution?

Each investigation includes:

→ Set-up Info

→ Investigation Photos

→ Teacher Directions

→ Student Sheet Sample Photo

→ Discussion Questions and Answers

→ Student Directions Page

→ Student Sheet Options

Time:

I would plan for 5 class periods to complete all of the labs.

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Product Notes

1. Learn more in the preview to ensure this product is right for you!

2. The materials needed are affordable and easy to find.

◻Plastic cups

◻Skittles or jelly beans

◻Bowls

◻Gummy bears

◻Food scales or balances

◻Rulers

◻Salt

◻Spoons

◻Baking soda

◻Balloons

◻12-oz bottles of soda

◻Pop Rocks candy

◻Measuring tapes

◻Funnels

◻Timing device

◻Trays

◻Sour and non-sour candies

◻Safety goggles

3. This file is not editable.

4. This file was added to all full-year grade-level bundles.

Total Pages
30 pages
Answer Key
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Teaching Duration
1 Week
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