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Scientists seem to be infatuated with objects that float and sink. Even non-scientists find great joy in dropping stuff in water to see if it floats or sinks. Fans of David Letterman are quick to point out one of Dave's favorite segments called, "Will It Float?" Here's the latest float or sink challenge: Why do lemons float in water but limes si...

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Many upper elementary science teachers start the year teaching their students about science process skills and scientific practices like: working safely in the lab using science tools asking questions planning and carrying out investigations analyzing and interpreting data constructing explanations with claims, evidenc…

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Explore the fun world of engineering with this hydraulic lift project for kids. Learn how to build a hydraulic lift using syringes and simple materials. Perfect for elementary school students interested in science and engineering projects.

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Hydraulic arm - use syringes, aquarium tubing, wood. Kids build a similar one at a 4H junk drawer robotics class and love it. Pencil top erasers at the end of the hand work well as grippers. Let them try it first with air in the lines instead of water - air compresses so it doesn't work as well. (Good to teach some about properties of liquids, solids, gasses.)

A fun experiment to demonstrate hydraulic power. Then we used hands-on hydraulic power to create a simple machine for our mini figs. A liquid under pressure

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Experience the magic of Newton's First Law with this egg experiment. It's both educational and fun! Try it out and capture the priceless reactions of your family.

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More like a science project, but would be fun to try. Newton's First: with raw eggs. Pinner said: "ok, this is cool! Our family just tried it. I wish I had, had a camera for my husband's face when I knocked the pie pan! lol The kids think this is SO cool!"

This simple buoyancy kids' science activity requires just a few common household supplies. Kids will love learning why things sink and float!

Orange Buoyancy Kids' Science Experiment

Quick and easy kids science activity. Make an orange sink and float! I love that this activity uses just a couple common household ingredients.

Microscopes. My students used to love microscope lab days. Who doesn't like seeing cool stuff like human skin cells, dog hair and pond s...

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