Classroom Activities
Teachers who want to use hands-on
science activities as part of a classroom presentation or others who want
to use hands-on science activities in different contexts seek the activities
in various ways. If they saw us present the activities in a classroom
or workshop or heard about the activity from someone else, they will probably
seek the activity by name, and an alphabetical listing of activities by
names
will be most useful. If they are instead seeking activities that
fit with certain topics or concepts, an alphabetical listing by concepts
showing appropriate activities will be most useful. Finally, if they
are simply looking for activities that are appropriate for a particular
grade level independent of concepts, a listing of appropriate activities
for each grade level will
be most useful. All three of these listings are provided and are
linked to the activities so that you can find them easily. In addition,
several CHALLENGES are provided for which there are only minimal instructions
and no explanations. You can contact us by email to check your method
of meeting the challenge and for explanation.
Alphabetical
Listing by Names
A
Color of His Own
Against the Wall
Balancing Meter Stick
Balancing Nails -
a challenge Balloon
Stretch
Balloons on a Spool Blocks
With A Difference!
Blubber
Can
You Hear Me?
Feather
Jackets
Hide
and Seek
Hot and Cold Breath
Making
Polymers
Mystery
Name - Galaxy Gold paper
Mystery
Name - Phenolphthalein
Mystery Name
- Teflon Tape
Patriotic
Pour Pepper Run
Rainbow
Crow
Swirling Milk
The
Seashore
The
Very Hungry Caterpillar
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Alphabetical
Listing by Concepts
ANIMALS
A
Color of His Own
Blubber
Can
You Hear Me?
Feather
Jackets
Hide
and Seek
The
Very Hungry Caterpillar
CENTER OF GRAVITY (CENTER OF BALANCE)
Against the Wall
Balancing Meter Stick
Balancing Nails - a challenge
CHROMATOGRAPHY
Rainbow
Crow
The
Very Hungry Caterpillar
COLOR-FULL
A
Color of His Own
Mystery
Name - Galaxy Gold paper
Mystery
Name - Phenolphthalein
Patriotic
Pour
Rainbow
Crow
Swirling Milk The
Very Hungry Caterpillar
DENSITY
Blocks
with a Difference!
Patriotic
Pour
POLYMERS
Balloon Stretch
Balloons on a Spool
Making
Polymers
Mystery Name - Teflon Tape
SURFACE TENSION
Balloons on a Spool
Pepper Run
Swirling Milk
TEMPERATURE CHANGES
Balloon Stretch
Hot and Cold
Breath
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Listing by Grade Level
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