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Valentine's Day Heart Rate Experiment- Inquiry Driven
Looking to do some science on Valentine's Day! This Heart Rate Experiment is perfect- ENGAGING AND ACTIVE! Two versions of the experiment are included; one structured inquiry and one more open-ended inquiry: Students are walked through an experiment to find which of 3 exercises will increase their heart rate more.Students design an experiment to determine which exercises will raise their heart rate the most.Several types of data collection and conclusions are included.For more Valentine's STEM
5th - 8th
Basic Principles, Science
Electromagnet - Coil Turns vs Magnetic Strength STEM Investigation
Students will investigate electromagnetism by building their own classroom-made electromagnets and testing how changing the number of wire coils affects magnetic strength. Using an iron nail, insulated wire, a battery, and paper clips, students observe how electric current creates a magnetic field and how increasing coils strengthens that field. Through repeated trials, data collection, averaging, graphing, and a CER, students discover the relationship between coil turns and magnetic force whi
6th - 11th
Basic Principles, Physical Science, Physics
NGSS
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-PS2-3
, MS-ETS1-1
+2
Newton 1st Law of Motion STEM Investigation | Penny and Index Card Inertia Test
Students will investigate Newton’s First Law of Motion by testing how different masses behave when the support beneath them is removed rapidly. Using an index card, a coin, and a cup, students flick the card to observe whether objects of varying mass drop straight into the cup or move with the card. Through repeated trials, data recording, percent-success calculations, class graphing, and a CER, students learn how inertia affects motion and why mass influences the likelihood of movement. Learni
6th - 11th
Basic Principles, Physical Science, Physics
NGSS
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-PS2-2
, MS-ETS1-1
+2
Scientific Investigation: Which Pie Stays Fresher? | Variables & Data Lab
Bring the scientific method to life with this engaging, real-world lab! Students act as scientists testing which type of pie — apple, pumpkin, or pecan — stays freshest over time. They’ll identify variables, form hypotheses, record data, graph results, and write conclusions. This download includes everything you need for a complete science investigation lesson: ✅ Teacher + Student Editions (22 cards total) ✅ Step-by-step Procedure + Setup Diagram ✅ Editable Data Tables & Blank Line Graphs
3rd - 6th
Basic Principles, General Science, Other (Science)
Triple Beam Balance Practice and Candy Lab
★ Triple Beam Balance Candy Practice ★
Oh, what to do with all the leftover holiday (Halloween, Christmas, Valentines Day, Easter) candy? Why not use it as an opportunity to practice measuring mass on the triple beam balance?
About This Activity
This activity is a fun introductory lab activity for early middle schoolers who are learning the triple beam balance. It is not intended as a full lab, but instead as lab practice with the triple beam balance measurement. Students appreciate candy b
5th - 8th
Basic Principles, Science
Halloween Activity | Touch & Feel Sensory Mystery Boxes | States of Matter K 1 2
Make science spooky and fun this October! This Halloween Touch and Feel Mystery Box Science Activity includes ready-to-use signs, step-by-step directions, and student observation pages. It will turn your classroom into a hands-on Halloween lab where students explore solids and liquids, build scientific vocabulary, and engage in NGSS-aligned states of matter learning—all while enjoying a sensory, spooky good time! ✨Included in this Halloween Resource Step-by-Step Teacher DirectionsSupply List-In
K - 3rd
Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science
NGSS
2-PS1-1
Candy Corn Experiment {A Halloween Science Lab Investigation}
This science experiment is quick, easy and perfect for the Halloween season!
With this simple lab booklet students will:
→ Follow simple procedures conducting an experiment.
→ Make a hypothesis.
→ Document results and observe changes.
The premise is simple: What will happen to candy corn when they are soaked in each solution: water; salt water; baking soda and water and vinegar?
This product includes a two sided student booklet where students will:
• to make a hypothesis
• document results b
K - 2nd
Basic Principles, Science
Candy Science: A Growing Bundle of Science Experiments
Enjoy tons of yummy science experiments that will keep your students engaged and learning! Plus save 20% off the price of buying each activity individually! With these simple lab booklets students will:→ Follow simple experiment procedures. → Make a hypothesis. → Document results by writing and drawing to show change. → Use the scientific method. These products include science booklets, PLUS sequencing and how to writing activities! • Animals in the Mud• Halloween Science with Marshmallows•
K - 2nd
Basic Principles, Science
The Candy Cane Experiment: A Christmas Scientific Method Experiment
This activity will help your students work through the Scientific Method in a fun and festive way. It will go over solutions and solvents by trying to dissolve a fall favorite, Candy Canes.
This set includes:
-Posters
-6 solvent signs
-A direction page
-4 observation, recording sheets
-A Final observations/conclusions report page
-Candy Cane exit tickets
-Summative/ conclusive Writing
Not Specific
Basic Principles, Science
Halloween Science Experiment Activities - Spooky Science Scientific Method Labs
This set of six Halloween science experiments will help your students learn more about the scientific method while celebrating the fun of the holiday. Keep your students engaged in learning with these fun spooky science Halloween activities! Click the PREVIEW button to see more details of what is included. Incorporate science with Halloween to provide an engaging and academic way to celebrate the fall season in your classroom. This product contains six (6) different Halloween experiments that
3rd - 5th
Basic Principles, General Science
Dancing Worms {a candy science investigation}
Looking for an engaging science investigation that gives kiddos the opportunity to practice using the scientific method with a super cool result? Look no further! Your class will love making their gummy worms dance with this easy to follow experiment!
In this investigation students will:
→ Make a hypothesis.
→ Follow simple procedures to conduct an experiment.
→ Document results.
→ Write and draw to summarize experiment results.
This product also includes:
→ a full page version of the exper
K - 2nd
Basic Principles, Science
Also included in: Candy Science: A Growing Bundle of Science Experiments
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