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Astronomy:
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Biology - Animals:
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Biology - Insects & Spiders:
Biology - Plants:
- A Science lesson on Leaves and Observation (uses some Math)
- A Science lesson on Seeds
- Here's a lesson on Trees that uses Leaf Rubbings and "The Giving Tree"
- Plants are the subject of this lesson, and the book "Jack's Garden" is used
- This brief idea on Seeds uses a jelly bean to show how Seeds Grow
- Called "My Life As A Tree," this lesson is on Tree Rings, Bark, Cambium, and Heartwood
- In this lesson students create Art from the Natural Dyes in Vegetables
- This lesson looks at Plants compared to Trees, Edible Parts, and involves a Celery Analysis
- In this idea students go on a Nature Walk to look at Trees and Leaves
- This lesson on Plant Parts involves their Function and a Mobile
- In this lesson, the poem "Tommy" inspires students in their house plant maintainance and observation tasks
- Students learn the parts of a seed and the effects of lack of sunlight on the growth process in this multi-disciplinary lesson
- Here students investigate and create flowers using inventive materials for an "April Showers - Bring Me Flowers" mural
- Learn the four ways that seeds travel in this lesson
- This is an idea for growing shamrocks
- In this lesson, students use yarn to illustrate the life cycle of a flowering plant
- In this osmosis idea, a carnation magically turns green
Biology - Other:
Chemistry:
- Two recipes that are useful in Science for exploring substances like Flubber
- A Science lesson on Acids and Bases for the earlier grades
- This is a good lesson plan on Changes of State of Matter
- This is an idea for Mixing Colors using an Eyedropper
- This idea is on exploring Chemical Reactions with Milk
- This lesson helps students learn the differences between Solids, Liquids, and Gases
- Explore Solids, Liquids, and Gases using Balloons with this lesson
- Students Mix Food Colors to Dye Eggs in this lesson appropriate for Easter
- Here's a lesson on Food Chemistry; Acids and Bases in particular
- In this clever Easter science experiment, students witness absorption, diffusion, and primary color combinations while dyeing coffee filter Easter eggs
- The entire class models molecular behavior in this clever gas-liquid-solid lesson
- This awesome demonstration is simply magic - seriously, go try it now!
- In this changes in matter lesson, students go outdoors to make slushies
- An "Edible Slime" alginate polymer is mixed up here from brown seaweed
- In this activity, students make a rubber ball from latex
- Here students identify different states of matter in everyday classroom objects
- Does a square bubble wand make a square bubble?" Click here to find out
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