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Free 3rd grade chemistry lessons
Super Science Experiments
Looking to spruce up your science curriculum, or have an AWESOME science fair project well you have come to the right place!
This collection of truly Super Science Experiments is just for you! It contains chemistry experiments, experiments on matter, physics, and much more!
Includes:
- 70+ science experiments and demo guides
- detailed descriptions
- pictures of experiments
- material lists
These are only the experiments I thought would be the absolute coolest ones and that students wou
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PreK - 8th
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Elephant Toothpaste Science Experiment K-5
K-5 Students create a chemical reaction in small groups or individually. Great experiment for teacher demonstration.
A precise mixture of Hydrogen Peroxide, dish soap, yeast, and food coloring creates a fountain of thick foam that pours our of a bottle or tube.
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PreK - 6th
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STEAM Activity- "The Milk Experiment"
Students will love watching colors mix as they participate in this easy science experiment! The Milk Experiment gives students hands on experience with unique physical changes, allowing even the youngest students to start understanding the basics of physical sciences.This product contains the following:InstructionsLab sheetLike this product? Check out my States of Matter Unit!Click the green FOLLOW button to get updates on freebies, sales, and new products! New products are 50% off for the first
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1st - 6th
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Also included in: First Week of School Activities Teacher Planner Bundle
Crossword Puzzles Elements of The Periodic Table elementary middle and high
Two crossword puzzles on the periodic table of elements. One for grades 3-6 with some help, grades 7-9 without help, depending on the learner. And one for high school. Can be used with The Periodic Table of Elements Coloring Book but not necessary. Encourages the learner to use clues, the periodic table, knowledge of how the table works (high school), critical thinking and counting letters in the words, all to solve the puzzle. Perfect for an easy day, travel, school days before holidays, or bus
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3rd - 12th, Staff
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Surface Tension Liquid Properties Science Experiments
This is an inquiry science lesson that involves 4 hands on learning experiences using household materials. My students love these easy to do, yet meaningful demonstrations of how molecules interact to cause surface tension. Included are lab direction sheets to post for student use as well as a student worksheet for completion at each station. Suggested teacher discussion questions set the stage for student-centered learning!
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3rd - 7th
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Color Mixing Skittles Science Experiment | Solubility | Chemistry Lab
This fun color mixing Skittles Science experiment is perfect for teaching about solubility. The hard outer shells of colored candy are made from sugar. When sugar is put into warm water, it dissolves. As the colours meet, they mix, creating different colors and patterns. This Chemistry lab comes with:Teacher instructionsEquipment listExperiment worksheet A simple Science explanation This is a quick and easy to resource to demonstrate dissolving. In easy to print PDF format.Thank you for visiting
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1st - 4th
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What is Science? with Experiment
This mini-unit is to introduce Science, the different types of Science and to familiarize students with the scientific method by performing a mini-experiment.
This is a Power Point Presentation converted into a PDF. It includes a description of the basic areas of science instruction, The Scientific Method and a mini-exeriment using H2O pellets with record sheets that can be printed out.
The PDF can be used like a Power Point on an interactive whiteboard with each stage of the build preserved.
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PreK - 4th
What’s the (State of) Matter?
Learn about solids, liquids, gases and plasma through hands-on exploration.Download Includes:- Four experiential learning activities with lesson plans - Field trip opportunities related to the curriculum - Charts and classroom tools- Vocabulary and concept definitions- Extension option- Reading resources for the classroomAcademic Standards: OHIO State Learning Standards: 1st Grade: Energy is observed through movement, heating, cooling and the needs of living organisms. Themes: Sun, Energy and We
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1st - 5th
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The atom - what are atoms? PDF Notes Handout
This PDF consists of the handout notes to accompany the 31 slide set entitled “Atoms: An Introduction to Atoms”.
A separate 31 slide PowerPoint presentation is available. A separate, free quiz and teachers answers to the quiz are also available for this presentation.
The presentation covers a basic introduction to atoms and includes the following:
• What is the relationship between matter and atoms?
• What is the structure of atoms?
• What is responsible for the atom's mass?
• What is res
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3rd - 6th, Staff
Scientist Experiment Recording Sheet
A sheet for students to record scientific findings when conducting the vinegar and baking soda mix experiment. I suggest buying the mini water bottles to use for the experiment.
You can allow students to break into groups and each group conduct the experiment or you, the teacher can definitely take control and just show what happens once. Either way, the mini water bottles make it really look like a volcano!
This free recording sheet helps young students understand that scientists must docume
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K - 3rd
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Mixtures and Solutions Unit Planning Guide
A FREE and EDITABLE resource to help you design a Mixtures and Solutions Unit. It includes multiple pacing options to focus or broaden the scope of your course and to meet the needs of your students. The guide aligns lessons with grades 3-5 and/or middle school Next Generation Science Standards.About this Product:• Includes a summary of topics, LOs and appropriate resources required for each lesson• Includes individual unit planning guide with differentiated pacing options• Suggests how and when
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3rd - 8th
Understanding Acids, Bases, and pH Levels
This presentation is an educational resource designed to introduce students to the concepts of acids, bases, and pH levels. It begins with a discussion of the pH scale, including practical examples such as the pH of lemon juice and drain cleaner. The presentation aims to help students understand how to measure the strength of acids and bases using the pH scale. It also includes learning objectives like identifying acid, neutral, and base solutions, explaining the behavior of hydrogen ions in aci
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Diffusion Science Experiment | Making A Rainbow | Diffusion Lab
How To Grow A Rainbow ExperimentIn this experiment we are going to use kitchen paper (paper towels) to grow a rainbow! The fibres in kitchen paper have lots of little holes in them. The water is absorbed through the kitchen paper, because when the first water molecule sticks to it and begins to move upwards. As it moves upwards it pulls more water molecules up with it. This resource comes with:Teacher instructionsEquipment listExperiment worksheet A simple Science explanation This resource makes
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2nd - 5th
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Ice Cream Experiments
Ice cream unit - This unit could be used K - 12 with teacher modifications. If you like your students to be involved with hands on heads on science then you will want to try this unit.
You will even make ice cream in a bag and have a party at the end of the investigation.
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3rd - 12th
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Key Science Formulas Student
This chart shows the common science formulas used in science. It can be used at virtually any level of education but it is especially relevant at the middle and high school levels. It can be used in any science classroom. It may be given to students as a hand-out or it may be enlarged and put on the classroom wall as an anchor chart.
Boats That Float - Density | Theme: Oceans | Scripted Afterschool Activity
Compare salt water with fresh water and teach students about density with this scripted, Oceans themed activity. This lesson includes a student worksheet where students can record their observations and answer questions to reinforce their understanding of density and what happened during the experiment.
Scripted lessons make it easy for new teachers or group leaders to teach without extensive training. Most required materials are common household items, common school items, or easy to find art
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2nd - 5th
Candy Chromatography
A fun, scientific activity for St. Patrick's day!
Student explore how the different dyes on candy react.
Materials (per group):
At least 4 different colors of Skittles and M&M’s
(Ex: 1 yellow of Skittles and M&M’s, 1 red of Skittles and M&M’s, 1 green of Skittles and M&M’s and 1 orange of Skittles and M&M’s)
2 coffee filters
2 pencils
Tape
Container of water
Piece of foil
4 Q-tips
Water dropper
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3rd - 6th
Color Changing Slime Lesson
Slime recipes have been around for a very long time! There is nothing that gets a States of Matter discussion going like SLIME! This recipe takes it up a notch by adding color-changing thermochromatic pigment for additional observation and data collection. This lesson will provide step-by-step directions for educators who are interested in incorporating hands-on learning in the classroom. Interested in additional resources, STEM equipment and kits and more? Visit our website at www.1stmakerspace
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2nd - 6th
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NGSS:
2-PS1-4
, 2-PS1-1
, 2-PS1-2
Also included in: Color Changing Slime Bundle
PreK Introduction to Science: Melting Ice Activity
In this winter-themed lesson, students investigate the properties of ice. Students predict and observe what happens when different substances: sand, sugar, rock salt and table salt (kitchen salt) are put onto thin discs of ice. Students are encouraged to feel differences and use their observations to determine what melts ice the best. Beyond this investigation, students learn about how salt can harm the environment.
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PreK - 4th
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Beginning of Year STEM Activity- Invisible Ink
Start of year activity to help students and teachers get to know each other in a STEM/ Science/ Chemistry lesson.
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1st - 6th
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NGSS:
5-PS1-3
, 2-PS1-4
, 2-PS1-1
, MS-PS1-4
, MS-PS1-2
PreK Introduction to Science: Silly Putty
In this lesson, students learn that sometimes mixing two different ingredients together can form a new substance. The lesson begins with a story about baking and a discussion of how some ingredients in a cake taste very different than the cake. Students then experience their own chemical reaction by creating silly putty by mixing glue and liquid starch together. Students then are asked to compare and contrast silly putty to different familiar objects to better understand the new characteristics
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PreK - 4th
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STEM Project: Rainbow In A Bottle | Project-Based Learning (PBL) [FREE]
Dive into the the world of chemistry and introduce the principles of density to your students with this fun experiment! Watch as different liquids settle on top of each other without mixing and help students to understand what is happening.Materials Needed:x1 Bottle (1L)Bowls/SpoonsFood ColoringLight Corn SyrupWaterOlive OilRubbing AlcoholDishwashing Liquid (Blue)Activate student's learning with the 'student's guide' throughout this interactive experiment.Designed for classes, distance learning,
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1st - 3rd
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Water Properties Unit Planning Guide
A FREE and EDITABLE resource to help you design a Water Properties Unit. It includes multiple pacing options to focus or broaden the scope of your course and to meet the needs of your students. The guide enriches grades 3-5 and/or middle school Next Generation Science Standards.About this Product:• Includes a summary of topics, LOs and appropriate resources required for each lesson• Includes individual unit planning guide with differentiated pacing options• Suggests how and when to use my produc
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3rd - 8th
Also included in: Water Properties Unit Bundle | Printable, Digital & Editable Components
Periodically Heroic 84 by 52 inch Poster
LEARN THE ELEMENTS IN A NEW, FUN WAY! What if instead of the letters "He" on a page, Helium was a high-pitched and high-spirited balloon hero? What instead of learning of Arsenic's deadly properties through a blurb in a text book, you learned it through his poisonous personality? Well now, you can! This poster is a companion piece to Periodically Heroic, an upcoming book in my shop that features a 118 unique illustrations of the elements personified, each based on that element's most recognizabl
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3rd - 6th
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