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observations, including formal measurements, can be made and recorded by following procedures to use familiar scaled instruments and digital tools as appropriate
- using appropriate equipment to make and record observations, for example using digital cameras and audio- or video-recording devices to document the life cycle of a living thing or to compare observations of local water sources at different times of the day or on different days
- using familiar scaled instruments with appropriate increments such as thermometers and measuring cups to make readings of ice or water in insulated containers
- rounding up or down when reading scaled instruments
- collaboratively designing a table to record observations in the form of numerical data, written descriptions, drawings or photographs
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Select a Science Tool Worksheets
Demonstrate knowledge of different science lab equipment and investigation tools while boosting science inquiry skills with a set of printable Select a Science Tool Worksheets.
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Making Butter in a Jar – States of Matter Lab Activity
Have fun making butter in a jar in this exciting Changing States of Matter Lab Activity.
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Heat Insulators Experiment (Keeping Out the Heat)
Investigate heat insulators with your students using this engaging Heat Insulator experiment.
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STEM Job Description Posters and Lanyards
Help students stay on task during STEM group work with these STEM job description posters and lanyards.
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Apple Mummification Experiment
Explore and observe physical changes to materials with an engaging Apple Mummification Experiment.
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Plant Growth Chart Worksheet
Record the growth and changes in a plant over time with one of our differentiated plant growth charts.
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Lima Bean Experiment
“Grow” your students’ knowledge of plant life cycles with a plant growth experiment.
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Energy of the Sun Worksheet
Investigate and record the amount of energy from the sun with this science experiment for kids.
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Buoyancy Experiment – Sink or Swim
Use this practical float or sink science experiment when teaching your students about why some objects float in water while others sink.