$5 - $10 Physical Science Projects
By Nardine Mettry
Scientific Method Complete Pack: From Theory to Experiment
Ignite curiosity and critical thinking skills with this comprehensive scientific method resource! This pack provides a step-by-step guide to the scientific process, engaging hands-on experiments, and interactive note-taking tools.
What's Included:
- Informative PowerPoint: Clearly outlines the steps of the scientific method, including observation, hypothesis formation, experimentation, data analysis, and conclusion.
- Interactive Foldable Notes: Reinforce learning through a hands-on activity that covers each stage of the scientific process.
- Engaging Experiments: Two exciting experiments designed to apply the scientific method in a practical setting.
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Making a Paint Pendulum for your STEM Lab
By Science and STEAM Team
This resource gives step by step directions for building a pendulum from plastic pipe. The pendulum is used for creating fantastic works of art while integrating science and math (STEAM).
✅Following these directions must be done by someone who has the tools and expertise to safely cut, drill, and glue plastic PVC pipe.
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By Jennifer Connett
This bundle includes all of my plant themed science activities all in one place.
Science Experiments:
Experiment 1: What happens when a seed gets wet?
Experiment 2: How do seeds grow?
Each experiment includes a detailed instruction sheet with materials lists and step by step directions for the experiment. There is a recording page for students to make predictions and record the results of the project. Also provided are journal pages for students to write why they think the results happened the way they did. Journal pages are differentiated where appropriate.
Plants We Eat Sort:
We can eat all kinds of plants. This parts of a plant sort includes real photographic images to sort. This sort includes flowers, seeds, leaves, stems, roots, and fruits. There are four pictures for each plant part.
Plants Interactive Notebook Pages:
1. Parts of a Flower - This page covers flower, stem, leaf and root. Use the flower provided or have students draw their own to go under the flaps.
2. We Eat Plants - This page covers all parts of plants and the foods we can eat from each part. Students draw or find pictures in magazines/grocery fliers to put under each flap.
3. What do plants need? - This page shows plants need air, water, food and light to grow. Use magazines to cut out pictures or draw pictures to represent each under the flaps.
These pages can fit in a composition book or spiral notebook.
Plants and Seeds Activities
Match pictures of plants and their seeds. Complete cut and paste activities to sort plants and seeds as well as to match the parent plant with its seed.
By Reece's Tech Shop by Scott Reece
Are you looking for a different approach to using the Scientific Method/ Engineering Design Process? “Can They Do That?” is a "TV-show type" series that presents things made in the movies/television and challenges the students to prove or disprove "Can They Do That?" This first episode looks at a hot air balloon contraption built out of hair dryers and trash bags on the A-Team.
Students start the lesson by watching a clip from a TV show (included in PowerPoint). They are presented with a “problem” by the TV Show Host and then they work through the EDP.
This lesson includes the Video Introduction embedded in a PowerPoint with a Student Handout that guides students research, prototype and solution.
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