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Easter laboratories for Google Apps
Easter lab How to dissolve a Jellybean grades 8,9 and 10 science experiment
STEM EASTER LAB Here is a really fun activity for your science classes grades 8 and 9 to discover the solubility of a jellybean in different liquids. This lab is quick, easy and cheap but helps to get your students motivated during the Easter season. I wrote it with you the teacher in mind. Quick to set up, quick to perform but will still teach important concepts to your science students. ObjectivesStudents will be able to explain, on the molecular level, how the polar characteristic of wate
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8th - 10th
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NGSS:
HS-PS1-2
Easter Egg Lab Middle and High School science How strong is the shell
STEM Here are 3 terrific labs that require NO SETUP Eggs appear to be quite fragile, but they are very strong. Amaze your students to discover how evolution has produced such a wonderful adaption. You can use this lesson for Easter or to teach evolution. This lesson also is great to teach with your genetics unit. Remember dinosaurs laid eggs millions of years ago and the basic principles have not changedMaterialsRaw EggsPaper Towels (just in case) Please view my preview and ask any questionsRe
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8th - 10th
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Easter Chemistry lab Marbled Shaving Colored Eggs to explore bases properties
Skip the vinegar and dye, your high school students will LOVE learning about the properties of bases by making beautiful colored eggs It’s a tactile experiment all high school students will enjoy — especially swirling the colors... Included in this lesson 1. Care directions on the procedure2. An explanation of bases3. Questions to quick students' understandingThe lesson is written in google slic\es so you decide if the students read about bases, polar and polar covalent molecules Materials2
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9th - 11th
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Easter labs 4 Peeps activities for Middle School science Scientific method
Peeps labs for Easter. Why buy only one Peep lab when for the same price you can purchase 4 fun-filled activities for your middle school science students? The labs are1. Will Peeps float or sink?2. Which liquid will dissolve them the fastest?3. What happens when you freeze Peeps?4. The best one is the lesson when you put your Peeps into the microwave'MaterialsPeeps Recommend different colorsMicrowaveFreezerBeakerWaterVinegarScaleClear plateQuestions are asked at the end to check for student
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8th
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Easter lab Egg Osmosis Observe Permeability of an egg's membrane using vinegar
Osmosis is often a difficult concept to teach Middle and High School science students. Here is the engaging and hands-on activity you have been searching for to teach the concept of osmosis. Your science students will investigate how the cell's membrane reacts with vinegar. In this lab, they will dissolve an egg's shell and weigh it before and after. MaterialsGlass or jar (with enough room to submerge an egg)White vinegar Plate Scale Raw Egg This lesson is on Google slides so you can teach
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8th - 11th
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NGSS:
MS-LS1-2
Bunny Science Google Slides Peep Marshmellow Stem Activity
No Prep Easter Science designed in Google Slides so you can edit all the text. This resource also includes a bonus page for your students to watercolor the bunny. I personally designed the bunnies and cups used in this resource. I hope that you and your students enjoy it!
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K - 2nd
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Egg Dunk Experiment
Have students test if an egg sinks or floats in different liquids.
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3rd - 5th
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