Create a Tornado in a Jar with an interactive science experiment slide deck and Tornado in a Jar Experiment Worksheet.
Making a Tornado in a Jar Experiment
Looking for a hands-on way to bring weather science to life? This Tornado in a Jar experiment is just the storm your classroom needs! Designed for students in years 3 through 5, this engaging activity invites learners to observe the formation of a tornado, right inside a jar.
Using everyday materials like water and dish soap, your students will explore weather patterns, the scientific process, and make scientific observations. Our Tornado in a Jar Experiment is an ideal introduction to the scientific method in an age-appropriate, low-prep format.
Download Your Tornado In a Jar Science Experiment
This resource pack has everything you need to guide your young scientists through a full weather experiment from start to finish. The Tornado in a Jar Science Experiment resource includes:
- A Google Slides interactive presentation to walk students through the experiment using the steps of the scientific method
- Printable observation sheets for predicting, recording, and reflecting on what they see
- A materials list and easy-to-follow instructions to ensure your classroom tornado is a success
Whether used during your weather unit or as a standalone science lab, this Tornado in a Jar Science experiment keeps students curious, engaged, and learning through inquiry.
This resource was created by Lisamarie Del Valle, a teacher and Teach Starter Collaborator.
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