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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.

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Science Projects for First Grade: The Three Forms of Matter
This is the fourth in a series of first grade science projects. This project focuses on the three forms of matter. The experiment uses water in its three forms to teach children how one form can change into another form by using extreme temperatures.

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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.

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Science Projects for Kindergarten: Experimenting with Bubbles
This is the third in a series of Kindergarten science projects. This article focuses on bubbles. Students will learn shapes bubbles can form, if there are any colors in the bubbles, and how to document about what they witnessed in the experiment.

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Science Projects for Kindergarten: Condensation
Science projects are an important part of any science curriculum because seeing is believing. Kindergarten students will learn about concepts, such as condensation when they see it occur, and not so much when they just hear about it.

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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.

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Science Projects for Kindergarten: Experimenting with Colors
This is the second in a series of Kindergarten science projects. In this article, students will learn about colors and perform an experiment to see first hand how colors blend to make new colors.

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Science Projects for Sixth Grade: Tasting the Difference Between Diet and Non-Diet Foods
This is the first in a series of sixth grade science projects. This article will provide a way for students to see if there is a difference in taste between diet and non-diet foods.

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Science Projects for Fifth Grade: How are Different Metals Affected by Salt Water?
This is the fifth in a series of science projects for fifth graders. The students test various metals in a bowl of salt water in this science experiment. Students will learn which metals rust the fastest and which metals are the most resistant to rust.

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Science Projects for Fifth Grade: Which Fruits Dehydrate Faster?
This is the fourth in a series of fifth grade science projects. This article focuses on fruits and how fast or slow they dehydrate. This information will help us learn which fruits stay fresh the longest.

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