GreatScienceLabs

This worksheet is designed to be used with the Egg in a Bottle Demonstration. See the following link for more details: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fhz4xsJ1LUo I use this on the first day of school.

Students will construct a paper cube in order to analyze patterns to infer unknown information on a blank side. Students will compare and contrast inferences and observations.

This is a template that can be copied on card stock or heavy paper and constructed by students in order to view the sun safety by projecting it onto a sheet of paper. You will need scissors, aluminum foil, a pin or thumb tack, and tape in order to make the viewers.

A simple experiment to test the effect of ramp height on the average speed (cm/s) of a toy car. Includes basic procedure, data table, graphs, and analysis questions.

Students will construct a straw/string/balloon rocket in order to demonstrate Newton's 3rd Law of Motion.

This PaperGreat allows students to create a 3-D pyramid of notes and a summary of notes in order to compare and contrast the three main states of matter; solids, liquids, and gasses. Any textbook can be used and there are lines for information to be bullet pointed by students.

11 x 17 color

81/2 by 11! I'm a teacher and I know many may not have access to color printers for these posters. We also have color and color 11 by 17.

These are used to assign students to collaborative groups for science laboratory activities. These are 81/2 by 11 color - we also have 11 by 17 and black and white.

This is a fun and cartoon-like graphic organizer that I use with my middle school students the first day of school.