This is a an investigation into “forces” discrepant event in which students make observations of an event and then explain the science that caused the event.
This simple; however complex, investigation is a great attention getter for learning about forces and atmospheric forces.
May the Force be with You
Materials: (per group)
One hard boiled egg with shell removed
One [...]
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Science mysteries provide a natural strategy for integrating critical thinking and problem solving skills in science. These mysteries can be be presented to the students in various manners, although the most engaging technique is through stories. Stories that peak the interest of students through suspense, excitement, and fun offer the best approach.
Science mysteries which focus [...]
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