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  • Growing Crystals: A 4th Grade Science Experiment

    Crystals have smooth surfaces with pointed sharp edges. Crystals are not really grown since they are not living things, but they are accumulated over time as they land on each other. You can make your own crystals in your classroom with this fun project.
    Published by Alicia (10,019 pts ) on Aug 9, 2008 to
    K-12 Learning Articles

  • Understanding the Function of a Stem: A 4th Grade Science Experiment

    Did you know that when you eat a celery stick you are actually eating a stem? It’s true. This experiment uses a piece of celery and is widely used among schools in America to demonstrate the function of a stem.
    Published by Alicia (10,019 pts ) on Jul 28, 2008 to
    K-12 Learning Articles

  • Investigating the Shape of the Earth: A 4th Grade Science Experiment

    The Earth is more than just a circle. It is a sphere. A sphere is a 3-Dimensional shape. Many early explorers thought the Earth was flat and that you would fall off of it if you sailed to far. Today we know that this is false. Investigating the Earth’s shadow proves that the Earth is a solid sphere.
    Published by Alicia (10,019 pts ) on Jul 28, 2008 to
    K-12 Learning Articles

  • Magnetic Materials: A 4th Grade Classroom Project

    This project allows students to discover which objects are attracted to magnets and which objects are unaffected by them. Students will also discover why one side of a magnet is attracted to the opposite side of a similar magnet, and why two of the same side repel each other.
    Published by Alicia (10,019 pts ) on Jul 28, 2008 to
    K-12 Learning Articles

  • How to Make a Rain Gauge: A 4th Grade Science Experiment

    Students need to learn about the weather and the instruments used to predict and measure the weather. One of those instruments is a rain gauge. Rain gauges are so easy to make that even the younger grades can do it. 4th graders, however, are more likely to have developed the patience to use the rain gauge over the period of a month or several months...
    Published by Alicia (10,019 pts ) on Jul 16, 2008 to
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