Holiday Candy Density Experiment! Measure & Calculate w/ a Christmas twist!

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5th - 8th
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I am always looking for projects, games and experiments that will make my math and science lessons more fun. This resource really did that. My students really enjoyed this.
This was a great activity for students to review calculating density and get them ready for break. They were very engaged and excited to be using Christmas candy while learning.
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Older grades love to have fun before the holidays too! Use the crazy days before break to have students practice measuring mass, volume and density using holiday candy like candy canes, peppermints, mini chocolate candies, etc...

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4 pages
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Teaching Duration
2 hours
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