Science Experiments for the 100th Day of School
By Joyful Explorations
Have fun on your 100th day of school with these hands-on, inquiry based science experiments! Included are a week's worth of activities, all based around the theme of "100".
*"100 Pennies in a Boat"
*"100 Melting Crayons"
*"100 Magnetic Paperclips"
*"100 Dancing Chocolate Chips"
*"100 Licks" Experiment
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Push or Pull-Kindergarten-Force and Motion-Next Generation Science
By Regina Frazier
Are you looking for a set of resources and activities to use while teaching Pushes and Pulls? I created this activity to use while I teach the Next Generation Science Standard Pushes & Pulls. This set was created with my kindergarten students in mind, but would definitely work for Pre-K or grade one.
Here is what is included in the set.
This activity meets Next Generation Science Standard K-PS-2-1
You can find the cut-and-paste sort pushes and pull activity in my Science Interactive Notebook for Kindergarten and First Grade. Be sure to check out this product as it includes many of the standards for Next Generation Science.
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Let's Be Scientists: Comparing Mass
By Jennifer Connett
Compare the mass of different solid objects with this packet of three mass comparison activities. Each activity uses easy to find objects that fit in a typical balance so students can compare their masses.
Activities Included
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Plants Activity Bundle
By Jennifer Connett
This packet contains one observation activity and two experiments. Students will observe a pumpkin, noting its appearance, feel and measure it's height and then use different parts of a pumpkin for a sink and float experiment. There is also a pumpkin volcano experiment to observe two different types of eruptions. It is part of my Let's Be Scientists series!
Each experiment includes a detailed instruction sheet with materials lists and step by step directions for the experiment. There is a recording page for students to make predictions and record the results of the project. Also provided are journal pages for students to write why they think the results happened the way they did. Journal pages are differentiated where appropriate.
Plants and Seeds Science Match and Worksheet Packet
By Jennifer Connett
This product contains 3 activities. Each activity focuses on plants and seeds, particularly the concept that seeds grow into specific plants, and plants make specific seeds.
What is included:
1 Matching activity where students match the parent plant to the seeds.
1 Cut and paste activity to sort seeds and plants.
1 Cut and paste activity to match the parent plant to their seed.
Let's Be Scientists: Making Butter
By Jennifer Connett
Are you studying about the farm or where our food comes from? This science activity for making butter is an easy and fun experiment for students to get hands on experience on what making butter consists of. An easy to follow instructional page, child friendly recording sheets and a journal page are including with this packet. The instructional page includes tips for a successful experiment!
What is included:
Instruction sheet for how to make butter.
2 recording sheet options for making observations, predictions and conclusions.
1 journal page to draw a picture and write about what they did and learned.
Let's Be Scientists: Candy Cane Science
By Jennifer Connett
Are you looking for a Christmas themed science experiment? This candy cane science activity is an easy and fun experiment for students to practice making predictions, observing, and recording their observations and results. An easy to follow instructional page, child friendly recording sheets and a journal page are including with this packet.
What is included:
Instruction sheet for the candy cane experiment
3 recording sheet options for making observations, predictions and conclusions.
1 journal page to draw a picture and write about what they did and learned.
Solid, Liquid and Gas Center Sorting
By Jennifer Connett
Practice sorting solids, liquids and gases in this great science activity! There are 2 sets of sorting mats for each solid, liquid and gas for students to sort on.
When and how to use:
Other Science Sorting Activities:
Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources
Living and Nonliving Things
Needs and Wants
Let's Be Scientists: Transportation Science Experiments
By Jennifer Connett
Let students explore the science around transportation with this packet that contains two experiments.
Experiments Included:
Does it roll?
Sink the boat!
Each experiment includes a detailed instruction sheet with materials lists and step by step directions for the experiment. There is a recording page for students to make predictions and record the results of the project. Also provided are journal pages for students to write why they think the results happened the way they did. Journal pages are differentiated where appropriate.
Let's Be Scientists: Seeds and Plants
By Jennifer Connett
This packet contains two experiments aligned with a plant theme. It is part of my Let's Be Scientists series!
Experiment 1: What happens when a seed gets wet?
Experiment 2: How do seeds grow?
Each experiment includes a detailed instruction sheet with materials lists and step by step directions for the experiment. There is a recording page for students to make predictions and record the results of the project. Also provided are journal pages for students to write why they think the results happened the way they did. Journal pages are differentiated where appropriate.