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Experiment: Dry Ice Explorations
Chemistry students love dry ice! Use this easy-to-obtain substance to ignite student curiosity and teach a few things as well! Teach kinetic theory, phase changes, changes of state with this laboratory activity.

Published by chemteacher (1,541 pts ) on Oct 19, 2009 to
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Dry Ice Explorations
Students love dry ice! Use this easy-to-obtain substance to ignite student curiosity and teach a few things as well!

Published by chemteacher (1,541 pts ) on Oct 19, 2009 to
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Science Projects for First Grade: A Mini Rocket
This is the second in a series of first grade science projects. It focuses on creating mini rockets that shoot into the air. Students will learn about gasses and what happens to them when they have no where to go.

Published by Alicia (10,324 pts ) on Jul 26, 2009 to
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Science Projects for Kindergarten: A Candle Experiment
This is the fifth in a series of Kindergarten science projects. This lesson teaches how fire burns on a candle. Students will learn how oxygen keeps the fire going, and how the lack of oxygen puts the fire out.

Published by Alicia (10,324 pts ) on Jul 26, 2009 to
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Science Projects for Kindergarten: A Soap Experiment
Kindergarten kids are learning the basics about science. This experiment is the fourth in a series of Kindergarten science projects. It uses soap and teaches the students how to compare and contrast two or more brands to compare which is best.

Published by Alicia (10,324 pts ) on Jul 26, 2009 to
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Science Projects for Second Grade: Digging Bones
This article will teach children about archeology. They will dig, learn about excavation and explore like archaeologists. This project will teach the children patience and the thrill of a good find.

Published by Alicia (10,324 pts ) on Jul 16, 2009 to
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It's a Buggy World! A Science Experiment for Young Children
Young children are fascinated with the world that surrounds them. With the changing seasons, it is a great time to take your classroom for walks and help your students to explore their surroundings!

Published by AmandakShannon (773 pts ) on Jul 5, 2009 to
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A Fall Experiment for Young Children
The changing of the seasons presents a perfect opportunity for learning. This activity is great for young children...a mix of science, art and music!

Published by AmandakShannon (773 pts ) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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Diffraction Experiment - Measuring the spacing of grooves on a CD
The subject of light must be studied with experimentation and observation. This simple experiment shows how to use a laser and ruler to measure the spacing of grooves on a CD.

Published by informationishere (1,303 pts ) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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Cool Science Experiments – Your Own Indoor Rainbow
We all love to watch rainbows and see the beautiful colors spread across the sky. Typically, we have to wait for nature to comply. With this experiment, you won't have to!

Published by Ricky (22,000 pts ) on Aug 29, 2008 to
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