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EDITABLE Density Activities, with step-by-step Google slides for each step, will increase your students’ independence while completing lab activities. This is perfect for every type of learner and especially helpful for students struggling to complete labs independently. These Density Activities were created to be easy to teach and fun to do. All of the activities use materials that are easy to find.
Three hands-on activities are included:
- Comparing Density – Students will make a simple balance and use it to predict differences in the density of various materials
- Stack of Liquids – Students create a density tower by stacking various liquids based on density, and then experiment with the densities of various small objects.
- DIY Lava Lamp – Students use common kitchen ingredients to create “lava” that magically travels up and down.
This resource is for:
- Classroom Teachers
- Homeschool Parents
- Homeschool Co-op Teachers
- Christian School Teachers
- Enrichment Teachers
This resource includes:
- Materials list for each activity
- Background information for the teacher
- Instructions for easy preparation
- Expected results for each activity
- Student instructions as printable worksheets
- Photos of each step for each experiment
- Editable Google Slides for each activity with photos of each step
List of materials needed for each student:
- Water
- Clear glasses, plastic cups or containers
- Tealight candles in metal containers
- Ruler
- Roll of tape
- Pencil
- Permanent marker
- Golf-ball-sized piece of clay
- Droppers of food coloring
- Scissors
- Wide rubber band (wide)
- Birthday candle
- Toothpicks
- Condiment cups with lids
- 3 Plastic spoons
- Dark corn syrup
- Vegetable oil
- Salt
BONUS! Also included:
- Colored Rain – Free resource from the Institute of Physics with instructions on how to make “colored rain” in a jar using water and food coloring. This can be used as a take-home page for students to extend their learning at home.
Looking for more FUN EASY SCIENCE Chemistry Experiments for Middle School? Check out my other products:
- States of Matter
- Solutions and Mixtures
- Acids and Bases
- Phenomenal pH
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