Workshop Resources Physical Science K-5 Elementary School We believe students should engage with authentic STEM experiences both in and out of school.…
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Water is an amazing liquid. Not only is it the main solvent of cellular protoplasm, it also helps moderate climates with its…
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Elephant Toothpaste
by hkingcbsA Carolina Essentials™ Activity Total Time: 50 min Prep: 30 | Activity: 20 Physical Science / Chemistry 6-12 Middle / High School…
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Engineer Physical Science Excitement with a Carolina STEM Challenge®
Workshop Resource Physical Science 6-12 Middle-High School Rockets zoom and race cars zip through hands-on activities that engage your middle and high…
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Leading Students to Explain the Phenomenon of Energy Transfer
Workshop Resources Physical Science K–5 Elementary School How can I help students understand the phenomenon of energy? What kinds of investigations can…
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In this activity, students use a solar-powered model, such as the dancing flowers often sold at discount variety stores. They carefully disassemble the plastic housing and attach a sensor to the capacitor, then use probe ware to graph the voltage across the capacitor.
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Every physics and physical science student will eventually encounter gas laws or equations of state. These are the familiar Charles’s Law, Boyle’s…
Investigating Interactions Between Electric and Magnetic Fields
A Carolina Essentials™ Activity Total Time: 60-75 min Prep: 30 | Activities: 30-45ea Physical Science / Physics 6-8 Middle School Introduction A…
Investigate physical science and engineering concepts including buoyancy, displacement, and density. Students construct an aluminum foil boat prototype and measure how much weight their boat can carry before taking on water or sinking.
Snow delights most students and frustrates most teachers. Please everyone when you create snowflakes in the comfort of your classroom. Introduction Growing…