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Can craft materials help you grow a worm? Discover if it can with this fun, yet simple, science experiment! All you need is a roll of paper towels, colored markers, and a few drops of water.
Students will conduct a science experiment by making wriggly worms using paper towels and colored markers to add color. Just a few drops of water and they are good to go!
Cells are very small but very complicated in terms of parts. In this lesson, students will learn about the parts of the cell and try to replicate a cell using clay.
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.
Convection is one of the things that happen around us and in this lesson, students will conduct an experiment about convection currents using bottles, hot and cold water, and food coloring to discover the science behind it.
Have the students discover more about their cold-blooded friends with this lesson! Specifically, they will get to know more about frogs and the process they go through as they grow.
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