Dr Rex

Hi all. This is a warm-up exercise that requires the infograph deodorant vs antiperspirant created by www.compoundchem.com. I have provided the infograph as well as a link to the website. You are paying for the accompanying worksheet. I have used these in my classes with great success. They are excellent starter activites and are suitable for many reading levels and types of learners. These specific infograph is good for middle school age students or those that are starting to need this

This activity is very versatile and can be used as a warm, quiz, or group lab. I use it as a introduction to density and my density lab unit. You play a game show host of sink or float. you have ten items and you ask your players (students either individual or groups of three) will this object sink or float. They then write a hypothesis and after which you test it by dropping it in a large see through container of water. I like to play it up and really have fun with the game show aspect of

This is a quick warm up that i use in the beginning of the year to get my young scientists thinking about science and familar with the scientific method by using a real world example. The organism that I used for this is just my choice but you can change it to whatever you like as long as it is something the students haven't seen.

A quick artistic activity to get your students thinking about what is science and what do scientists actually look like.