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Montessori 3 part Nomenclature Cards - Sink/Float
Presentation of floating and sinking objects. Introduce the concept of floating and sinking with these Montessori inspired 3 part cards. Let the child read and copy the exercise independently. The child can create, page by page ,their own float/sink booklet.
K - 2nd
Physical Science, Physics, Science
FREE Lava Lamp Science Experiment- STEM Activity K-5
Turn your classroom into a Mad Science Lab with "Floating Monster Goo!"Are you looking for a low-prep, high-engagement science experiment that actually works? This FREE Lava Lamp activity is designed by a real scientist to help you teach complex concepts like density, buoyancy, and chemical reactions in a way that feels like magic to your students. Perfect for curious minds in Grades 1-5, this resource takes the stress out of science planning. No fancy equipment needed—just grab some oil, w
K - 6th
Chemistry, General Science, Physics
NGSS
5-PS1-4
, 2-PS1-1
Saturn Density Lesson
Students will discuss various facts about the planet Saturn.
Students will then do a group experiment called “Floating Saturn”
Materials: “Bowl, water, marble, and a plastic ball
2nd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Astronomy, Physics
TED Talk: The real story behind Archimedes’ Eureka!- Armand D’Angour
This high school physics resource explores Archimedes’ Principle and buoyancy through the story of the Syracusia. Students analyze displacement, floating, and real-world engineering applications. Includes • 20 discussion and comprehension questions • Analytical essay prompt • Structured essay with paragraph guidance and sentence starters • Classroom debate activity • Critical thinking discussion questions Grades: 8–12 | Print-and-go
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Engineering, Other (Science), Physics
STEM Activities & Challenges: 2nd & 3rd Grade Magnetism Project
This STEM activity and challenge uses the properties of magnetism and the principles of engineering design to challenge students to design and create a structure that will allow a paperclip to "float" and "defy gravity." Step-by-step directions and materials list are both provided for the teacher to allow for maximum student success. A student design and planning packet is also provided to ensure that students carefully navigate the engineering design process during this STEM challenge. Stude
2nd - 3rd
Engineering, Physics, Science
NGSS
3-PS2-1
, 3-PS2-3
, 3-PS2-4
Also included in: Magnets Activity Unit and STEM Challenge BUNDLE
2:03
Hands-On Physics: Identify Laws from Real Experiments and Real-World Phenomena
This lesson challenges your students to identify the physical laws and principles at work in real-world experiments. Here’s what your students will do: Watch animations of 14 real-world experiments demonstrating physics in action Read the name of each physical law or principle with helpful hints Select which law best explains each phenomenon Receive instant feedback to reinforce their understanding Key concepts include: Conservation of Momentum – Newton’s Cradle Bernoulli’s Principle –
9th - 12th
Engineering, Physical Science, Physics
Engineering & Science STEM Bundle | Build, Test & Explore | Science For K–3rd
🚀 Engineering & Science STEM Mega Bundle | Build, Test & Explore (K–3)Bring hands-on learning to life with this exciting Engineering & Science STEM Mega Bundle! This collection of interactive challenges helps students explore key science concepts through building, testing, observing, and improving—just like real engineers and scientists. Designed for young learners, these activities encourage curiosity and problem-solving while keeping instructions open-ended so students can think, design, a
PreK - 4th
Engineering, General Science, Physics
NGSS 4-PS3-1 Energy and Speed 5E Digital INB DISTANCE LEARNING
This digital interactive notebook is written to align with NGSS 4-PS3-1. The tabs lead students through a 5E Lesson Plan. Through this journey students will do two close readings with questions: one on What is Energy and the other is on Potential and Kinetic Energy. Students explore Speed and Energy with two Science Labs entitled Lab 1 Penny on Flat Surface and Lab 2 Marble Speed. Students will analyze charts and create their own chart. They will be asked to analyze and interpret the
3rd - 6th
English Language Arts, Physical Science, Physics
CCSS, NGSS
RI.4.1
, RI.4.3
, W.4.2
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