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Oil Spill Clean Up: Easier in Fresh Water or Salt Water
This science experiment is perfect for 6th grade environmental science. Students are old enough to study oil spills and discover how hard it can be to clean them up. students can also check out the two types of water and discover which one is easier to clean up and why.

Published by Alicia (10,019 pts ) on Aug 9, 2008 to
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Discovering Solar Radiation: A 6th Grade Science Experiment
How does snow melt in places that have extremely cold air temperatures? This experiment will take a look at solar radiation and give us answer to the above question.

Published by Alicia (10,019 pts ) on Aug 9, 2008 to
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How to Make an Anemometer: A 6th Grade Science Experiment
Anemometer's are tools scientists use to measure wind speed. A student can not accurately measure the wind speed, but they can create their own anemometer that will show them how the instrument can measure wind speed. Students will be able to measure rotations (how many times a cup spins around) which will give them a visualization of when it is windy...

Published by Alicia (10,019 pts ) on Jul 16, 2008 to
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How to Make A Barometer: A 6th Grade Science Experiment
Barometers are great tools to teach 6th grade students about air pressure. Students learn the best when they are working hands on. They can study a barometer, but will quickly pick up on how a barometer works if they can make their own. This science experiment can be done very easily at school or at home with everyday household objects.

Published by Alicia (10,019 pts ) on Jul 15, 2008 to
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