Snap, Crackle and Pop Your Way into Science Part

1Gail Dickinsongdickinson@madison-schools.com

PowerPoint can be found at:mauejags.org Staff/Gail Dickinson/MSTA

1. Bioglyph• Great icebreaker lesson for the

beginning of school

• Girl• November 9th

• Brown/Short hair• Brown eyes• Favorite color – yellow• Rides in car to school• On sports team• 1 sister, 3 brothers• Loves science• Likes chocolate ice

cream• 5 pets

2. How Much Water is in That Cloud?

• Lesson demonstrating saturation and precipitation.

Cotton Balls Beaker/water

Eyedropper Bowl or cup Lab Foldable

Materials required

Click camera to view video of lab

3. Exploding Bag of Juice

Materials• Materials: • 1 Ziploc bag• Baking soda• Toilet paper squares• Vinegar • Plastic spoon – for baking soda• Beaker• Pie tin

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4. Matchstick Rocket

Materials

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0yfrZkqPxQ&feature=related

5. Water Cycle in a Bag and Bracelet

Water Cycle in a Baggie

6. Water Cycle Bracelet

Math Lesson Using Beads

• Light blue = 2 4• Med . Blue = 4 8• Brown = -2 -4• Dark blue = 5 10• Clear = -1 -2• White = 3 6• Yellow = 0 0• Answer = 22

7. Respiration Model (Lung)

8. Magic Toothpicks• Demonstrates properties of water

– Adhesion– Capillary action