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Ocular DominanceHow does the brain process information from both eyes? This short activity introduces the senses, sensation and perception, and evolutionary differences in predator-prey relationships. View »
Water Quality AwarenessUse this engaging activity to increase student awareness of the current state of global water quality and availability. View »
Reaction Time and PracticeIntroduce students to reflexes and reactions, the nervous system, or learning theory with this engaging activity. View »
Carbon SnakeIn this teacher-directed demonstration of an exothermic reaction, students observe the dehydration of a carbohydrate using concentrated sulfuric acid. View »
Constructing and Testing a Dichotomous Key Model for FruitThis investigation requires students to create and test a model for fruit classification. Use it as an introductory inquiry into taxonomy for life science classes or as an NGSS Dimension 1 Practice in life science, botany, or agricultural science classes. View »
Hydroponic Nutrient SolutionAfter a structured investigation of a hydroponic technology, students design an experiment to test different nutrient solutions. View »
Elephant ToothpasteThis demonstration showing the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide, catalyzed by iodide ions, provides students with visual evidence of a chemical reaction. View »
Do-It-Yourself Snowflakes
Interactive
Red and Green Slime Show Properties of Light and More: An Introduction to Slime
Chemistry Holiday Hoopla!
Solve the Mystery Lab and Make a Silver Christmas Ornament
Hot and Cold Packs: A Thermochemistry Activity
Calorimetry: Measuring the Energy in Foods
Petri Dish Electrolysis Activity
Ocular Dominance
How does the brain process information from both eyes? This short activity introduces the senses, sensation and perception, and evolutionary differences in predator-prey relationships. View »
Water Quality Awareness
Use this engaging activity to increase student awareness of the current state of global water quality and availability. View »
Reaction Time and Practice
Introduce students to reflexes and reactions, the nervous system, or learning theory with this engaging activity. View »
Carbon Snake
In this teacher-directed demonstration of an exothermic reaction, students observe the dehydration of a carbohydrate using concentrated sulfuric acid. View »
Calorimetry: Measuring the Energy in Foods
In this investigation, students determine the calories, or heat content, of 3 different foods. View »
Constructing and Testing a Dichotomous Key Model for Fruit
This investigation requires students to create and test a model for fruit classification. Use it as an introductory inquiry into taxonomy for life science classes or as an NGSS Dimension 1 Practice in life science, botany, or agricultural science classes. View »
Hydroponic Nutrient Solution
After a structured investigation of a hydroponic technology, students design an experiment to test different nutrient solutions. View »
Elephant Toothpaste
This demonstration showing the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide, catalyzed by iodide ions, provides students with visual evidence of a chemical reaction. View »
A Visual Introduction to Ionic and Net Ionic Equations
With this activity students explore the phenomenon of chemical precipitation and construct an atomic level model of precipitation using ionic and net ionic equations. View »
Teach Anatomy with Carolina's Perfect Solution® Preserved Pigs
Carolina's Perfect Solution® Preserved Pigs are ideal for comparative mammalian dissection! View »
Student Sheet: Keeping a Science Notebook
Help students learn to be scientists by using a science notebook. Use our handy student sheet for ideas. View »
Constructing Berlese Funnels to Study Invertebrate Density and Biodiversity
Easy, inexpensive, authentic, and engaging—what better way to study biodiversity and population density than to construct and use Berlese funnels? View »
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