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Heartbeats Engage students with a science activity about the human body. Students will experiment with...		Cut, Tear, Crush, Grind Try a printable science activity that focuses on facts about teeth.
Mr. Touchy Try a printable science activity that focuses on the sense of touch.		Explore Activity: Exploring Teeth Students examine their teeth and classify them by their different shapes. Materials list,...
What Kinds of Sounds Are There? Students draw things that make soft sounds and things that make loud sounds.		Experiment Activity: Experimenting with the Sense of Smell Students conduct an experiment to test their smell thresholds for mint. Materials list, advance...
Pairing Up Chromosomes Students will be introduced to chromosome pairs and will create their own pair, using the...		Investigate Activity: Investigating How the Heart Works Students compare how their heart muscles differ from the muscles in their hands and arms, by...
Describe the Senses Try a printable science activity that focuses on the senses of hearing, tasting, and smelling.		Blocks and Bones Students recreate their skeletons out of blocks to gain an understanding of the shape and...
How Is It Easier to Balance? In this balancing exercise, students see whether they can balance longer on one foot with their...		How Many Bones Can You Count? Have students count their bones, draw the structure of their skeletons, and compare the results...
Science Fun: Can You Untangle the Floss? Students trace floss from its container to its user in this maze.		Science Fun: Good for You Students separate healthy people from unhealthy people in a building.
Music to the Ears! Try a printable science activity that focuses on classifying pleasant and unpleasant sounds.		Investigate Activity: Observing Your Nervous System in Action Students investigate how the nervous system works by testing reaction time. Materials list, lab...
Science Fun: Sense Cards Students sort a series of pictures based on which sense they stimulate.		Explore Activity: Exploring Balance Students measure how long they can balance on one foot with their arms out and their eyes open,...
It's My Skin! Try a printable science activity that focuses on exercising caution with heat and light.		Science Skill: Observing a Bell Students observe a bell using different senses.

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