Natural Science - Experiments!

NATURAL SCIENCE 

Experiments

In Tuesday's class we did - well, I did - some experiments related to matter and forces.

Some of you texted me after because you wanted to know how to do them.

There are HUNDREDS of experiments really cool to do at home. 

I've chosen only 5. 

I've looked for some info so you can do them at home. 

BE CAREFUL!

and do it under adult supervision.

This blog is FULL of links ;) 

Color density tower

You can do it with different liquids that you have at home (soap, honey, milk, water, oil, alcohol...)

but there is another way to do it...

With SUGAR!

(and food colouring)

Iron Man Science

This is exactly what I did the other day with my jar. 

You need iron powder/filings, you can buy it in an ironmongery, for example.

Magnet toys

There are many toys that actually use magnets. 

Maybe the most famous one is Geomag. 

You can build your own tiny games with magnets.

You can even do a car that won't stop moving!

Lava lamps
This experiment is really simple but pretty cool!

You'll need a jar or bottle, water/vinegar, food colouring, oil...
and the 'magic' ingredient: baking soda.

Have a great weekend! :D

Your Science teacher

 

Lesson 20. Natural Science. Unit 4: Matter

LESSON 20

 NATURAL SCIENCE

MATTER

Hello matter, YOU matter! 

I hope you're strong today cause we're going to start the last part of Natural Science!

HOMEWORK 

First thing should be doing the front-page:

NATURAL SCIENCE

UNIT 4

MATTER

(Your drawing)

After the front-page, you should copy the theory. You can check the book or the document that I've done, it's up to you!

Here is the  document: 

Friendly reminder! You also have the book pages in #Teams ("Archivos" - "Natural Science" - "Unit 4: Matter")

Your Science teacher