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Easter laboratories for homeschool
The Science of Peeps Activities and Experiments Spring Easter Science
Peep into the science of Peeps! Real hands-on science is presented in this bundle of activities that use Peeps. The packet comes with all the procedures, result tables, and scientific explanations for each activity. Each experiment can be a stand-alone assignment or can be incorporated into student’s science notebooks. All the activities below are included. Perfect for upper elementary and middle school students. Check out the preview!Solubility of PeepsPeeps in Different Liquids The Effect of T
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4th - 7th
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Also included in:Â Bundle of Fun Science Activities and Experiments!
The Dissolving Jelly Bean Science Experiment STEM Activities
This Dissolving Jelly Bean Science Experiment is a great way to teach students how to write scientific questions, a hypothesis, record observations, and document results. To conduct the experiment, you will drop a jelly bean into six different liquids. Over the next couple days, students will observe the changes in each jelly bean as it dissolves in the different liquids. Students will record their question, hypothesis, observations, and results in their Dissolving Jelly Bean Experiment Student
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K - 2nd
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Properties Of Matter Science Unit | An Egg Exploration With Solids Liquids Gases
Discover the properties of matter using Eggs and simple supplies. These engaging activities that promote teamwork and scientific discussion. Emphasizes observations, scientific method, and higher-order thinking skills. Teacher background information included. Great for spring and Easter. Activity 1 is a rally table using balloons to discover the similarities and differences between solids, liquids, and gases. In activity 2 students will use the scientific method to answer the question: Does
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2nd - 5th
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Weather Bunnies Lab Hydrated Ionic Compounds to measure Humidity
This laboratory experiment offers an engaging educational opportunity to instruct students on the practical applications of hydrated and anhydrous Cobalt Chloride in measuring humidity levels. Aligned with the MS-ESS2-5 standard, the "Determining Relative Humidity (Weather Inquiry)" lab for middle school students seamlessly integrates chemistry concepts with meteorological phenomena. The detailed lesson plan provides comprehensive guidance, including a step-by-step procedure and a thorough answe
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8th - 10th
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HS-PS1-5
Sink And Float Science And STEM | The Floating Egg | Easter and Spring Activity
In this project based learning unit, students will discover density and buoyancy in 3 hands-on explorations. Includes an investigation, exploration activity, and STEM Challenge. A teacher guide and student worksheets will take you step-by-step. Great for Springtime, Easter, or Matter and Its Interactions unit. Definitely Memorable!Included in the hands-on exploration and teacher guide:Correlation to the NGSSBackground Information and Teacher TipsScience Investigation Journal: Exploring the Eff
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2nd - 4th
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-3
, K-2-ETS1-1
, 2-PS1-1
, 2-PS1-2
Also included in:Â Holiday Science And STEM Year Long Bundle | 2nd and 3rd Grade Experiments
MYSTERY EGGS! Scientific Method Introduction: Observations, Data, Prediction
This quick lesson that demonstrates the scientific method and can be fun to do around Easter! Students are given plastic eggs with nails in them and they need to collect data and make observations in order to predict how many nails (or any object) are in their egg. Materials Per Group of 4: • 4 plastic Easter eggs (4 different colors) • 10 small nails (or thumbtacks) • Balance to measure mass (or a small scale), • Clear Tape to seal the eggs (they open easily) Science is a great way to keep kids
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2nd - 5th
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Science And STEM Bundle Exploration | The Floating Egg Density And Buoyancy Lab
Discover solutions, density, and buoyancy with an engaging project based learning unit. We have taken the classic egg float lab up a notch. Bundle and Save with both differentiated explorations. A wonderful experiment for Easter and springtime. Integrating soda improves critical thinking skills and makes learning fun. We will guide you step by step.This investigation bundle includes both differentiated versions. Each version is differentiated for abilities and the Next Generation Science St
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2nd - 5th
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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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Also included in:Â Easter Activities for Middle and High School Students Key Science Concepts
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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Also included in:Â Easter Activities for Middle and High School Students Key Science Concepts
Free Easter STEM / STEAM Activity - Case of the Disappearing Sin Science Lab!
FREE FAITH-BASED EASTER STEM / STEAM ACTIVITY - The Case of the Disappearing Sin Science Lab!This Fun Easter STEAM Activity Includes:4 interactive student worksheets with pictures1 conclusion question worksheetList of materialsDetailed step-by-step instructionsExplanation of resultsScience Concepts Covered:Chemical reactionsExchange of electronsIodineAscorbic acidFaith-Based Concepts Covered:God as loving CreatorFree willDefinition of sinDeath as consequence of sinOur need for a SaviorJesus's de
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2nd - 12th
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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
Also included in:Â Easter Activities for Middle and High School Students Key Science Concepts
Quick and Easy Experiments for Kids: Exploding Egg! (Alka Seltzer / Water) STEM!
Quick and easy science experiment to use with your students! Student will use water, alka seltzer, and plastic Easter eggs to learn more about chemical reactions and the process of experiment writing. This is very engaging for kids of most ages! It's up to you how in-depth you go with the science behind the experiment - a detailed explanation of how this experiment works is included!Everything you need to launch experiment writing in your classroom with TWO simple and engaging experiments! Easy
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1st - 4th
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STEM food science printables: fun challenge create build egg drop and more
Unlock the Egg-citing World of Science Experiments for Students! Embark on an Egg-ceptional Journey of Exploration Can students conduct science experiments with ease?Yes they can! Seven activities with eggs with multiple difficulty suggestions.Student's react: "Wow! one little egg is soooo scientific!!!"What's inside:A prinatable guide for egg lander/egg drop challenge (easy and advanced options)4 science demonstrations - stand on eggs, spin the eggs! 2 printable games - bingo and egg maze1 comp
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1st - 7th
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, 3-5-ETS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-3
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Peep Sink or Float Lab
This is a fun Easter/Peep themed sink or float lab. It includes a lab sheet, description of the scientific method, the science behind the experiment, an illustration of density, and a coloring sheet. It is a fun hands-on way to talk about density and also a yummy one. IT can be used in small groups, with multiple different liquids, and can be adapted for younger children.
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PreK - 2nd
Easter PHYSCIS Newton's Laws and C.E.R. Detecting the Hard-Boiled Egg two labs
STEM In this lesson contains two labs. The first is students will practice one-page writing after they have completed an activity to discover which egg is hard-boiled. The worksheet will guide your students to write a scientific analysis of this lab. Claim, evidence, and reasoning is a skills students need to practice to become proficient The second lesson will motivate your students to understand Newton's laws of motion. The printable worksheet will guide your students to apply and analyze
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7th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-PS2-2
Also included in:Â Easter Activities for Middle and High School Students Key Science Concepts
April Science STEM experiments and activities
This science pack focuses on 4 major areas within science: biology, earth science, physics, and chemistry all with fun April/Easter/ Spring themes! Each works perfectly for a one day fun science focus, or broken apart and used throughout the week! This pack is intended to give a fun introduction to a single principle in 4 of the major areas of science: biology, earth science, physics and chemistry!Make sure to take a look at the preview to see everything this pack holds and to see the supply lis
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K - 3rd
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Also included in:Â Full Year science STEM experiments and activities BUNDLE
NO PREP AT HOME STEM Peep Activities
Your students will enjoy these fun activities to puzzle over around this Easter season! I will be adding resources I am sending home. Later, I will add standards sheets and covers.Included you will find 6 graphic organizers that will cover 3 experiments your students/kids can do with peeps. The 3 experiments and corresponding worksheets are designed to expose early learners to the Scientific Method, creating a framework for future inquiries. 2 pages covering dissolving peeps in various liquid
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PreK - 2nd
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EASTER SCIENTIFIC METHOD - Experiment Log Booklet
Calling all mad scientists! Here's a kid-friendly, EASTER themed eye-catching booklet where your students can record the entire scientific process during your classroom experiments.
We just launched the new Lucy Calkins Lab Reports unit of study in my classroom, and we're having a blast studying how scientists work and think.
This 5-page booklet walks your little scientists through the scientific method:
- Ask a question
- Hypothesis
- Materials list
- Experiment/procedures
- Data collect
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K - 4th
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Density Experiment with Experiment Log
Have your scientists investigate if eggs will float in tap water and if they will float in salt water. They will create a hypothesis and draw conclusions in this fun, hands on activity.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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