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A Bridge with a Bulge This problem-solving experiment involves geometry, measurement, computation, and logical...		Density: Making a Water Sandwich In this classroom activity, students use liquid solutions to learn about and experiment with...
Force and Motion Through this activity students will learn how inertia, gravity, friction, and force affect...		Experiment Activity: Experimenting with Pulleys Students predict and then measure the effort needed to lift a bottle with pulleys. Materials...
Potential and Kinetic Energy Quiz Introduce your students to a lab that evaluates students' understanding of potential, radiant,...		Physical Science Test: Motion Test students' understanding of force, acceleration, inertia, and momentum with the questions...
Investigate Activity: Changing Forms of Energy Students make a device that shows changes in potential and kinetic energy. Materials list,...		Keeping Cool Students rank air, water, and foam insulation according to each material's insulation ability....
Finding Frequency Students will discover the frequency at which a pendulum moves.		Speedy Straw Learn about the speed of falling objects with this math and science activity.
Potential and Kinetic Energy Students will learn the difference between potential and kinetic energy (lesson plan and...		Rev Up Your Veggies: A Physical Science Activity In this science activity, elementary students cooperatively design, build, and race cars made...
Balloon Blastoff Part I Children explore Newton's third law of motion with the help of a balloon.		What Is Air Resistance? Gauge students' understanding of force as they compare diagrams and answer questions about air...
Balloon Blastoff Part II Children continue to explore Newton's third law of motion with the help of a balloon.		Energy and Power (Water Wheel) Students build a machine that converts the kinetic energy of falling water to the gravitational...
Seat-Belt Safety Part II Students continue to demonstrate the importance of seat-belts and air bags in cars.		How Does Matter Change State? Review how matter changes state with this physical science worksheet. Students will interpret a...
Seat-Belt Safety Part I Students demonstrate the importance of seat-belts and air bags in cars.		Speedy Spool Part I Explore the differences between potential and kinetic energy.

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