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Bats and dolphins have very poor eyesight, but they don’t miss a thing. The secret is their ability to use echolocation, and this superpower will be explored in today’s activity which will show how sound is produced and how it helps them navigate.
This activity will help students understand how sound is generated and how echolocation works through a catch-me game using sound bottles. It promotes active learning, engages multiple senses, encourages collaboration, provides an understanding of animal behavior, and reinforces scientific concepts in an interactive way.
Soil is known to be a basic requirement to grow a plant. But what would happen in its absence? Find out what, why, and how will this happen in this exciting agricultural activity!
Do eggs float? In the air, of course not but how about in water? Students will learn about density and the science behind it in this lesson that revolves around eggs and water.
They say that looks can be deceiving. In this activity, the students will able to create something that will be a literal example of this statement. How can the cartoon fish get into the cartoon fish bowl?
Ahoy, Mateys! Open your sails and fly your flags as we sail in this lesson. Students will discover the science behind buoyancy as they create their own sailboats.
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