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Preschool chemistry resources for Microsoft Word
Elephant Toothpaste Science Experiment K-5
K-5 Students create a chemical reaction in small groups or individually. Great experiment for teacher demonstration.
A precise mixture of Hydrogen Peroxide, dish soap, yeast, and food coloring creates a fountain of thick foam that pours our of a bottle or tube.
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PreK - 6th
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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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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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Three Quick HALLOWEEN Activities
Get your students' attention and engage them in three fun exercises in anticipation of Halloween! Detailed instructions and photographs are provided for Monster Crystals, Gluey Spider Webs, and Haunted Blow Art Trees. All three activities are geared toward children from kindergarten through 5th grade, but can absolutely enhance science lessons and thematic units through middle school.
Become a TycoonSTARS fan and be the first to see new digital products posted throughout the week (most of whi
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PreK - 7th
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Periodic Table of Element: Large Flashcards by Science Creations
Teach students in k-12th grade 24 major Element Symbols found on the Periodic Table. Its a fun easy way to learn the Chemical Symbols using the Symbol, the Name, and a Picture to help them remember each elements. It's a fun way to learn beginning Chemistry concepts for all ages. Check our our S.T.E.A.M. kit projects on our website www.sciencecreations.com
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PreK - 12th
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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Pre-K and Kindergarten Science Experiment. What Dissolves in Water?
What dissolves in water? A fun experiment for Pre-K and Kindergarten children. This would make a great science center. Each child has their own prediction/result chart.
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PreK - K
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Science Adventures Part C-Lesson Plans for Five Half-Days
In this set of plans children will explore forces, recycling, the rain forest, electricity and eggs using hands-on activities with games, crafts, science experiments and other science fun. This can be used for a half-day summer camp, enrichment classes or added to your school day. 37 pages long
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PreK - 4th
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Glue and Borax Slime - classroom version
Mixing glue, borax laundry detergent and color creates an instant example of chemical change and is a fun toy to play with. Use slime as a make and take-home experiment or combine individual slimes to create a large tactile blob as part of your classroom science curiosities.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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Chemistry Unit Plan 6: The Periodic Table and The Periodic Law
Make teaching Chemistry easy with this fully editable combined unit and daily lesson plan that covers 7 blocks or 14 periods of a secondary Chemistry course. SIOP, gifted, and differentiation strategies are embedded and easily identified throuought. Lessons are differnetiated accoding to learning style, grouping, and language ability. Both content and literacy standards as well as key vocabulary words, essential questions, activating strategies, instructional strategies, and summarizing strat
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff, Not Grade Specific
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Erupting Volcanoes - chemistry & art for the whole class-video & printed lesson
This video and printed lesson plan provide 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.PreK through 4th gradeThis fun video models the lesson, describes the project, the S.T.E.A.M. behind it and materials needed. It is suitable for showing to your class.The pri
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PreK - 3rd
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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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Distinguishing Bond and Molecule Types
This paper lab uses an organizer to help students understand the differences between polar bonds, polar molecules, and nonpolar molecules. To achieve this, students draw various models of several carefully chosen compounds. My class is fortunate enough to have MolyMods, so that is included in the lab as well. If you don't have them, you can substitute with another model type, gumdrops and toothpicks, or you can omit that section.
My labs are straightforward. Some of them are paper labs, but the
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PreK - 11th
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Soda & Mentos Geyser - video and written lesson plan for the whole class
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.PreK through 4th gradeThis fun video models the lesson, describes the project, the S.T.E.A.M.
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PreK - 4th
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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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Gobs of Goo Science Unit
This is a science unit for young students to explore the properties of slime and goo. It is perfect for an enrichment unit for young gifted students. It includes color mixing, ice cream making, Oobleck, mixtures, solutions, and more!It has a general 6 day outline and accompanying recipes and worksheets in the form of a science journals for the students.
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PreK - 2nd
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Isotopic Candyum
This laboratory activity uses candy pieces of varying mass to represent isotopes of an element, candyum. The students calculate the average isotopic mass of candyum based on the average mass of a particular isotope and its percent abundance within the sample of candyum. Balances, calculators will be needed.
Most of my chemistry lessons are 8 slide PowerPoints. I print the PowerPoints each day (4 slides per page... front and back = 1 sheet of paper per student). The students then fill out the an
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PreK - 11th
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Oobleck - Solid or Liquid?
Use this recipe to create a magical substance that will make your students question science! Oobleck is both liquid and solid. But how can that be? Follow the recipe and answer some questions to learn more about the states of matter. It is also just fun to play with!!
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PreK - 12th
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Heat Causes Change
This organizer is great for the students at the end of the unit on heat. We did all of these experiments on separate days in class, melted ice, popped popcorn and cooked an egg to show what happens when we heat foods.
The students then complete the cause/effect chart with pictures to show the changes they experienced. Of course, we had to sample all our foods when we finished!!! (Be sure to check for food allergies before allowing tasting)
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PreK - 2nd
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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