Science from Trash
Gallery of Arvind Gupta's Fun Science Toys hosted by ArvindGuptaToys.com
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Mess With Their Minds
Time to add some challenging fun to your classroom routine with Brain Teasers for teens! First, give these head-scratchers a try: When you’re ready, scroll down for the answers. Now, did you really…
Middle School Science: My bulletin board last year. Now to come up with this year's.....
How Much Weight Can Your Boat Float? | Science Project
Boat Hull Density Project: Determine how much weight can be supported by boat hulls of various volumes and how this relates to the density of water.
First Day Activities
A list of activities for teachers to do the first day, include data collection, group quiz, name game and other things to help get to know the class. This is designed for a middle or high school class.
Why Are Sunsets Red Orange? Science Experiment | STEM (Video)
Curious why the sky changes color at sunset? This simple experiment demonstrates how that happens. Create your own sunset in a glass!
30 Simple Machine Projects for Kids
24 Simple Machines projects for kids - so many clever, fun, and unique science…
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STEM Catapult Math & Engineering Activity (Angles and Ratios)
Take the classic STEM challenge to the next level with design optimization and math connections! This STEM catapult challenge involves engineering, geometry, ratios, critical thinking, and teamwork in an engaging activity your students will love! Using the engineering design process along with math ...
Transfer of Energy Marble Roll (Relentlessly Fun, Deceptively Educational)
This week and last week have been nuts. It's taken a massive amount of organization and a whole lot of crockpot dinners to keep us going. Despite the way our schedule has blown up, I'm still fitting i
Inertia Tower
Hands-on activity for students who are blind or visually impaired to learn about inertia by building towers with paper cups.
Seesaw Science: The Hammer-Ruler Trick
A fun physics demonstration from Education.com