Conversemos:
Imagínate que quisieras hacer los experimentos en la VIDA REAL.
¿Qué retos u obstáculos encontrarías si quisieras hacer estos experimentos en la vida real?
Build-Your-Own Experiment printout | Print 30 copies |
Sunlight Experiment worksheet | 30 copies |
Water Experiment worksheet | 30 copies |
Crayons
We suggest providing green, yellow, blue, red, and brown.
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120 crayons
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Glue Sticks
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30 glue sticks |
Scissors
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30 pairs |
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Experiment Ideas worksheet
Experiment Ideas will be shown on-screen for the activity, but you can print them out for students if helpful. |
15 copies |
We suggest students work in pairs to share ideas. Homeschool students can work on their own.
This activity walks students through virtual experiments to help reinforce the concept that an experiment should only change one part (variable), but keep all the other parts the same (controls).
We think it’s best to follow-up these learnings with a hands-on experiment that uses real plants! If you have radish plants leftover from the lesson “Could a plant survive without light?”, you can guide your students to plan and conduct a few classroom experiments.
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