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This is a great lab to do as a demo. It helps students to understand molecules, oxygen and what a catalyst is. It also gives students practice in writing up a lab report including writing their observations and conclusions.

This experiments will help students with their scientific method skills including writing a conclusion and graphing but also helps them understand the surface tension of water.

In this lab students will need to draw each type of circuit with a different number of light bulbs. This is meant to be done as a hands-on activity, but if you are unable to get the supplies it can be done without. There are also follow up questions.

This is a great test to test students knowledge of the basic scientific method. It includes vocabulary matching and testing students on inferences and observations.

This basic worksheets introduces students to the difference between inferences and observations.

This packet is full of experiments that you can do with many different age levels. It covers the 5 steps of the scientific method, inferences, variables and other topics.

This is a fun lab to introduce students to hypothesis.

In this project, students will create lenses our of jello and watch has the jello acts as a lens and bends light.

In this simple project, students will experiment with an acid and a base.

This activity has students study various object and determining unique characteristics for each on. Then they will compare their list with other groups to find the similarities.

This is an experiment that helps your students learn about volume. It involves having students determine how many drops of water it takes to equal one milliliter.

This worksheet helps students to understand variables.