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Observing Sound Waves Students will conduct an experiment that will allow them to see sound waves in action.		Me and My Shadow Using their own shadows and the shadow of a paper child on a globe, students learn through a...
Investigate Activity: Classifying Sounds Students compare the pitch and volume of sounds produced by different objects. Materials list,...		The Big Bear Use a lesson that explains how stars form constellations.
How to Blow Up a Balloon with a Glass Bottle Inspire your students with this printable science activity about air temperature and the...		Sling Psychrometer Help students construct a device to measure relative humidity.
Investigate Activity: Changing Pitch Students change the pitch of sound produced by vibrating rubber bands and make inferences about...		How Do Seeds Grow? Students will plant various seeds to observe them grow.
Investigate Activity: Listening to Sound Through Matter Students listen to sound through different materials, observe the volume of sound through air...		Scale Model of the Planets Students learn the sizes of the planets and compare them to Earth.
Make Your Own Solar Eclipse Students learn how and why solar eclipses occur with this hands-on science activity. They...		Build a Volcano Build a volcano using common kitchen supplies. This fun science activity is perfect for...
Build Your Own Volcano Introduce your students to the reactions that cause volcanoes to erupt with this printable...		Scale Model of the Solar System Students learn the distances between the planets in our solar system.
Loopy Liquids: A Project in Density Teach your students the concept of density with this hands-on science activity. They explore...		Flower Pollination Students discover how flowers get a little help from birds and insects to transfer pollen...
Making Eggs That Bounce Teach students about acetic acid with this hands-on science project. Students make bounceable...		How Can You Make a Cloud? Use this activity to help your students understand some of the many variables that must be...
How Does Your Garden Grow? By making their own miniature garden, students can observe first hand how plants grow.		Flower Power In this science activity, students dissect a flower to learn about how plants grow from seeds.

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