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Do you think it’s not possible to hold a rocket on your hands? With the help of baking soda and vinegar, you will be able to launch your rocket! Try this activity and discover the science behind this.
Students will understand Newton’s Third Law of Motion using baking soda and vinegar which will create a chemical reaction, releasing Carbon Dioxide gas (CO2). This gas will exert pressure, acting as a force to launch the rocket. Using these ingredients to make a rocket that can shoot up is a fun activity.
Have you ever wondered how our lungs work? Discover what happens when we breathe in and out in this activity. Then, assess students’ understanding as they accomplish a related worksheet.
Who would’ve thought that liquid colors can become colorless in a moment? In this lesson, the students will conduct an experiment that will lead them to learn about chromophores and the process they go through before becoming colorless.
Nature works together silently and we won’t see it work unless we observe. In this lesson, students will learn about relationships between organisms in the environment and show their understanding by creating egg mosaics of these relationships.
Rain is such a normal thing that we don’t actually think about how it works. In this lesson, students will learn about the science behind this phenomenon.
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