Science is Weird - Bulletin Board Classroom Posters

Show your students how strange, crazy, and weird science can be by decorating your bulletin board with these 40 posters. Each poster gives a surprising or weird fact related to science. You can choose to either set up a larger display with the included banner or use the smaller poster for a weekly interactive bulletin with one fact a week to last you the school year! Students will definitely take notice of these eye-catching posters, and it may even inspire them to do further research!

INCLUDED IN YOUR PURCHASE

• A title banner that reads, "Science is Weird!" for a large bulletin display

• A smaller poster that reads, “Science is Weird” for an interactive weekly poster display.

• 40 Individual posters with a surprising or weird science fact (many different science disciplines included). When appropriate, the posters also provide the science explanations behind the facts.

SAMPLE FACTS (EXPLANATIONS INCLUDED ON POSTERS).

• The spine elongates by up to 3% in space.

• Hot water freezes faster than cold water.

• Grasshoppers have ears on their stomachs.

• The height of the Eiffel Tower changes depending on the weather.

• Human saliva contains a painkiller 6 times more powerful than morphine.

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