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describe, plan, and implement simple experimental investigations testing one variable;
Investigate chemical reactions with this hands-on experiment booklet.
A recording sheet to use when completing a Science experiment.
Investigate water pollution and discover the effects of oil spills on wildlife with a hands-on science lab!
A science experiment which investigates the relationship between multiple forces acting on a single object in various ways.
A science investigation in which the students investigate how to use thrust force to increase the speed of a model car.
A science experiment which investigates the buoyancy of different objects when placed in water.
A 20-slide PowerPoint to use when teaching your students about how to make a fair test in Science.
A hands-on investigation task that allows students to design, create, and evaluate the effectiveness of a parachute.
A worksheet to develop students’ understanding of experiment design.
A set of worksheets to develop students' ability to design fair, scientific experiments.
A science experiment which investigates rolling friction and the properties of various materials and shapes.
A worksheet to use when developing the concept of a fair test.
A worksheet used to check the students' knowledge of working scientifically.
A science experiment that explores the perception of color.
A worksheet to help the students begin the process of a scientific investigation.
A worksheet to use when developing the concept of a fair test.
A STEM challenge suitable for students in the upper years.
A 60-minute lesson in which the students investigate how moving objects in different ways affects the strength of friction force.
A 60-minute lesson designed to investigate the relationship between force and the resulting speed of an object.
A 60-minute lesson in which the students investigate the forces involved in throwing, dropping, bouncing, and rolling, and how they affect an object.
A 60-minute lesson in which students will recognize that not all substances can be easily classified on the basis of their observable properties.