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Free Winter laboratories
Valentine's Day Science Experiment (Dissolving Candy Hearts)
Want to incorporate some Valentine's Day spirit into your Science classroom? In this FREE DISSOLVING CANDY HEARTS LAB, I provide you with everything you need to celebrate the season of ♥LOVE♥ with your science class while practicing Science skills. This activity can be used as a demonstration for lower grades (1st-2nd) or given to the students as a lab experiment in upper grades (3rd-6th).
This FREEBIE is part of a larger ❄️WINTER THEMED SCIENCE ACTIVITY BUNDLE ❄️ (click HERE to see a preview
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1st - 6th
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Crystal Snowflake - Free Science Investigation
Here's a free science investigation to engage your students during this hectic holiday season! Crystal snowflakes allow students to demonstrate and observe the making of a crystal using a saturated solution of Borax and water - easy, cheap, fun AND all your holiday decorations are done for you classroom :)
Have fun with this "cool" science investigation!!
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4th - 11th
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Borax Crystal Snowflakes Lab Activity
This lab activity is used in my 8th grade classroom as a review of physical and chemical changes prior to beginning the chemical bonding and chemical reactions chapters. This is a creative and entertaining way to review the differences between physical and chemical changes, introduce crystal structure, and revisit geology concepts learned in earlier grades. The crystals grow large and quickly on the pipe cleaners. It's fun to hang the "snowflakes" from the classroom ceiling to make your very
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5th - 9th
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Holiday Crystal Trees - Free Science Activity!
Looking for something new and different to do with your students around the winter holidays? In this easy activity, students cut out holiday trees and dab on a solution made from a few household chemicals. In as little as a few hours, crystals will start to grow on the trees! Over time, the crystals will grow larger, making the trees appear even more beautiful. Students will love checking on their trees each day to see how much it “snows” on them!
This FREE download includes:
*Experiment
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5th - 12th
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Gingerbread Man Science Experiment
Would the Gingerbread Man have actually crumbled? This simple science experiment is fascinating and so much fun for early elementary students! This product includes a student recording sheet with a place to draw and label their prediction and a place to draw and label their observations.
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PreK - 2nd
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Ice Cream In A Bag | Simple And Easy Recipe FREEBIE | End of Year Fun
Discover freezing and melting by making ice cream in a bag with this simple and easy recipe. Tastes great! Easy supplies and direction page. Students will remember this food science activity for years to come.This is an easy recipe for creating ice cream in a bag. The directions page is a nice printable to send home with students. That way, they can try it at home.This is a great activity to turn into a science fair project.Try these complementary activities for a complete lesson.Science Re
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Not Grade Specific
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My Own Snow Storm- FREE STEM Activity
Do you need some short STEM activities for your students to fill in between PBL’s? Are you just starting out in your STEM journey? Do you need to create excitement about Science in your class? These STEM activities will work for any of those situations!
Try these out for free and if you like them please rate them on whichever site you downloaded them from! Also- tell your friends :)
Who doesn’t love a snow storm where you don’t get cold or even have to shovel? Have your students create the
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K - 5th
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WINTER SCIENCE EXPERIMENT FOR PRESCHOOL AND TODDLERS | FIZZING SNOWMAN
HAPPY WINTER! Add this fun Toddler or Preschool Science experiment into your Winter lesson plans and it will sure to be a hit with your toddler, preschool, or early elementary student! With this activity, your student will learn about chemical reactions by doing a "cool" experiment!This resource includes an instruction sheet, an idea sheet, and sorting tray labelsIf you like this, be sure to check out more of the Winter Line for Toddlers and Preschoolers by clicking on the title below! 1. Winter
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PreK - 3rd
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Candy Cane Science Experiment FREEBIE (Physical Changes / Crystalization)
A fun and easy science experiment to show mineral changes and crystalization. I usually do this the few days before Christmas break, and encourage students to also try at home with their families.The experiment can be modeled for lower grade levels, taught step-by-step for some, or completed independently for older grades.
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PreK - 12th
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WINTER SNOWFLAKE SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS-looking at geometric shapes
Capturing snowflakes is always fun for students…add some science in by trying to collect and observe some!
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K - 5th
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Science: Melting Ice (Salt or Sugar)
As part of our winter themed unit in Kindergarten we investigated what makes the ice melt on the road. In this experiment, students will make a hypothesis , test their hypothesis, and record their results.
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PreK - 3rd
Snow Day lab
Here is a free resource to use if your school is moving away from actual snow days in favor of going "all virtual" on snow days and being required to post or teach lessons. It is a generic science lab, that could be great and adapted well for all ages. There are places (highlighted in blue) where I remind students how to work the google doc, and places (highlighted in yellow) giving them additional hints that they may have questions on for an asynchronous model. This could be adapted multiple
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7th - 12th
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Snow Lab - Scientific Method
During this wintery lab, students will use the scientific method to create and test various recipes for fake snow and determine which recipe is the best.
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4th - 7th
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Coloring for Data Collection
Product allows children to record data without writing . Coloring records changes in a growing Narcissus Bulb.
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PreK - 3rd
Changing Matter: Kisses and Mittens
Students can explore heat and how it can change matter. You need mittens and Hershey Kisses to complete this activity. Students learn that mittens trap body heat, which then doesn't really change the Kiss (most students think it will melt). They can compare this to when a Hershey Kiss is just held in their hand; it softens up much more. This is a good, quick experiment to discuss predictions/hypotheses and changing matter.
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2nd - 3rd
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Holiday Detailed Writing Practice: Gingerbread House Instructions
You've seen the PB & J making tik toks... but how about the gingerbread house ones?Using this resource, students can practice their detailed writing and can test out their writing by actually building the gingerbread house.A few ways to do this...-the class as a whole writes instructions and the teacher builds ONE house.-break the class into small groups to write instructions and the class votes on the best and worst instructions. The teacher builds TWO houses. -Use the "how it works" portio
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Chromatography Snowflakes
Looking for something fun to do with your students to celebrate the wintery season? In this step-by-step guide, students will learn about the basic principles of chromatography and capillary action while designing a snowflake. Product includes a PDF with materials list and step-by-step procedure.
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4th - 6th
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