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1st grade cooking laboratories
Making Rainbows {an easy science experiment}
This science experiment is QUICK, EASY and AMAZING!
Perfect to introduce the scientific method!
Using this simple lab booklet, students will:
• Follow procedures to conduct an experiment.
• Write and draw to make observations.
• Make a hypothesis.
• Document results and compare and contrast results from two similar experiments.
The experiment is simple and uses only Skittles, a small dish and water.
Easy directions:
1. Arrange candies in your dish.
2. Pour water.
3. Observe results.
This p
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1st - 3rd
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Also included in: Candy Science: A Growing Bundle of Science Experiments
Oobleck Recipe and Writing and Senses Activities
Have fun with oobleck with your students! This includes the recipe of oobleck, some questions about our senses, and a writing activity about the book, Bartholomew and the Oobleck. We can celebrate the birthday of Dr. Seuss by having this fun activity as a class!
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K - 3rd
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Swimming Fish Snack {States of Matter, Sequencing and How To Writing}
Looking for a fun activity to add some writing your ocean or beach unit? Your class will love this activity that pairs science with a how to writing and a yummy treat! Enjoy making a treat while learning about the scientific method and practicing how to writing.This product includes:• simple science lab booklet to investigate states of matter while making a swimming fish treat.• full page directions for easy display.• visual direction sequencing cards in color and black and white.• three diffe
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: Candy Science: A Growing Bundle of Science Experiments
Peeps Science and How To Writing {Easter Activities & States of Matter}
Looking for some easy Easter fun? Practice sequencing, how to writing, the scientific method and learn about states of matter with these three experiments and two science snacks!
Enjoy making a treat while learning about the scientific method and changing a liquid to a solid for a yummy spring treat OR change a solid to a liquid and back again while making Peep Pops! Then sequence the steps in each process and write directions for making each treat.
This product includes three experiments:
Grades:
K - 2nd
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Also included in: Candy Science: A Growing Bundle of Science Experiments
Rainbow Jell-o Science Experiment & How To Writing: St. Patrick's Day Activities
Looking for a fun way to investigate changing states of matter and practice how to writing? Need a fun treat for St. Patrick's Day? This is the perfect activity for you!
Enjoy making a treat while learning about the scientific method and changing a liquid to a solid for a yummy rainbow treat!
With this simple lab booklet students will:
• Follow simple procedures for making a snack.
• Make a hypothesis.
• Document results and notice how the Jell-o changes from a liquid to a solid.
• sequen
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: Candy Science: A Growing Bundle of Science Experiments
Slime Science Experiment and Differentiated Sequence Writing Activity
My kiddo's are OBSESSED with slime and are constantly making it- they even trade it and sell it to each other! I decided to tap into this interest as a way to introduce sequencing. I adapted this recipe and you can find a ton of different ones on the internet depending on what ingredients you want to use. This one calls for school glue, contact solution, baking soda, and food coloring. You could also add some glitter glue!
I tried to pare down the recipe and procedure to 4 main steps. This made
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PreK - 5th
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Changing States of Matter
States of Matter is such an exciting unit for all little scientists!Changing states of matter is a standard that is best observed by doing. Use these open ended handouts to work on your scientific method and observation skills!You will receive 3 open ended handouts to be used with your activity of choice!1--> Change a solid into a liquid Ideas might be: melt a crayon, hold an ice cube, etc.2-->Change a liquid into a gas Ideas might be: use a kettle to
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K - 5th
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Jelly Bean Science {Easter Science and States of Matter Snacks}
Looking for some easy Easter fun? Practice the scientific method and learn about states of matter with these experiments and science snack!
Enjoy making a treat while learning about the scientific method and change a solid to a liquid and back again while making Bunny Bait!
This product includes two lab books with three investigatiosn:
• Jelly Bean float or sink
• Dissolving Jelly Beans
• Bunny Bait science snack
With these simple lab booklet students will:
→ Follow simple prodedures for
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Grades:
K - 2nd
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Also included in: Candy Science: A Growing Bundle of Science Experiments
Ice Cream in a Bag Lab Sheet
Here is a super simple student lab sheet for your little learners to use along with the ice cream in a bag experiment. This lab focuses on changing states of matter.
This product is simple enough that it doesn't detract from the joy of the experiment (or take up much time), yet it effectively checks for understanding and helps you make sure they learned something!
If you're not familiar with how to make ice cream in a bag, Google can help! (Pro tip: double-bag the cream :)
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PreK - 2nd
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Leavening Laboratory: Hands On Carbon Dioxide Experiment and Worksheets
Welcome to the "Leavening Laboratory" – an engaging and educational elementary school lesson plan designed to introduce young learners to the fascinating world of leavening agents, catalysts, and tasty treats!Explore the Science of Baking:Dive into the delicious science behind baking as students discover how everyday ingredients like yeast, baking soda, and baking powder transform dough and batter into fluffy, airy baked goods.Hands-On Learning:The laboratory includes both a hands-on experiment
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1st - 4th
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Making Eggs and Ham {States of Matter and Cooking in the Classroom}
Make a fun "breakfast" treat while learning about states of matter, the scientific method and procedural writing!During this activity students will:follow a visual recipe to make chocolate eggs and pretzel bacon.sequence steps in the process.write to explain how to make chocolate eggs and pretzel bacon.create their own eggs and bacon with a simple craft.Complete a science investigation in changing states of matter.With this simple science lab students will:Make observationsWrite a hypothesisDocu
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: Candy Science: A Growing Bundle of Science Experiments
Microwave Marshmallow Experiment
This is a science lesson I usually use around Valentine's Day for our "Candy Science" theme. Students watch and record what they see as the 90 seconds go by. After we turn chocolate santa marshmallows into tasty Smore snacks to go with our camping theme!
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1st - 4th
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Candy Cane Dissolving Experiment Worksheet: Prediction and Result Drawings
My students loved this project! We took three candy canes and tested how we they dissolved under vinegar, hot water, and soda! My students were able to grow their vocabulary, learning words like prediction and result. I had my students draw in the cup what they thought the end product would look like and what the product ended up looking like.
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PreK - 3rd
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January Hot Chocolate Science and STEM | Mixtures and Solutions | K 1 Activity
National Hot Chocolate Day is January 31st. This engaging science and STEM unit uses everyday, relatable supplies. Students will explore the ingredients in hot chocolate while learning about the properties of mixtures and solutions. A thorough teacher guide and age-appropriate student pages are included. This Hands-On Unit and Teacher Guide IncludesTeacher Video explanation of the pages included with tips for differentiation. (Link provided in the download.)Correlation to NGSSTeacher Backgr
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K - 2nd
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-3
, K-2-ETS1-1
Cooking in the Classroom
This product is a great way to get your kids cooking in the classroom. It includes 12 fantastic recipes that don't involve a kitchen to make! All recipes have lesson ideas, teacher resource page, helpful hints, and recipe cards. I can't wait to hear how it went with your students!
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K - 6th
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Popcorn Experiment
This activity is so fun and exciting! I like to do it around Thanksgiving. It covers many science topics like states of matter, change with temperature, senses, and plant parts.I would recommend investing in a popcorn popper but it is not necessary!
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PreK - 1st
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Kitchen Science Experiments - Food Science - Science You Can Eat!
Become a scientist and join Cece in a series of fun Kitchen Science Experiments.You will answer questions like: What makes popcorn pop, do some foods glow in the dark and what makes soda fizz? You will explore states of matter like solids, liquids and gas, as well as how to make mixtures and chemical reactions.The kitchen is the perfect place to explore all of these things, so free your imagination, ask questions and share your amazing results!To Earn Credits for Future Purchases (Feedback),Go t
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PreK - 3rd
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Water and Food Dye Experiment | Properties of Matter | Scientific Method K 1
Explore the flow of liquids with a hands-on experiment using simple supplies. Students will follow the scientific method at their level to discover the effects of temperature on the spreading of food coloring. Includes a complete teacher guide and student pages.This Hands-On Exploration IncludesTeacher Background and TipsCorrelation to NGSS5-Page Student Investigation Journal with Two Differentiated Summary PagesExploration Station Activity with WorksheetInvestigation RubricAnswer KeysThis Scien
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K - 1st
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Also included in: Diffusion Lab Bundle | A Food Color and Water Experiment For K-8th Grade
Sandwich Sized Science: Ice Cream in a Bag
This Ice Cream in a Bag activity is the perfect fun activity for teaching students about solids, and liquids. It is a fun way to introduce a science unit on liquids and gases or end a unit. This can also be a fun exploration activity for the beginning or end of the year. What's included: 1. Directions with tips and tricks 2. Activity sheet to go along with the experiment
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1st - 9th
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Also included in: Sandwich Sized Science Bundle
Butter Experiment
Making butter is a super fun and easy experiment to do with young learners! It only requires a few ingredients and the reaction happens quickly. I love to do this in the fall.
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
S'mores Oven
Design your own student-created s'mores oven for a daytime camping experience! Students put their knowledge of light and heat together to create a solar cooker that will melt marshmallows and chocolate, creating the perfect S'mores Dessert!
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1st - 5th
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Washing Hands Poster
This is an 8.5 x 11 poster on the proper steps towards clean hands. There are 6 steps to fill in the blank. Print these off in colour and display near the kitchen sinks, in school bathrooms, or anywhere where you would like good hygiene to be followed. I upload this image into my Powerpoint slideshows to demonstrate proper handwashing techniques and also use it for class discussion. You can also just use it as a worksheet for kids to fill in the blank.
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PreK - 12th
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Animals in the Mud {a farm unit science and how to writing activity}
Add some science and writing fun to your farm unit with this science snack!
With this product students will:
• use the scientific method.
• make a hypothesis.
• record observations.
• think about states of matter.
• retell the steps of a process in order.
• write procedural directions.
• make a yummy treat!
This product includes:
• an easy to follow four page lab booklet with primary or solid line options.
• full page directions for easy classroom display.
• photo directions for the teach
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Grades:
K - 2nd
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Also included in: Candy Science: A Growing Bundle of Science Experiments
Kitchen Layout
Are you doing a scavenger hunt in the kitchen? Use this professionally drawn diagram of a kitchen to help students identify the location of tools and help their way around the kitchen. There is lots of white space for you to either "write" or "print" some other specific text you need to describe your kitchen.
If you would like a specific diagram of your kitchen, please contact me and I can draw one for you.
Perfect for Home Economics, Family Consumer Science, Food, Nutrition and Health p
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K - 12th
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