Pin It It's President's Day so I thought it was the perfect time to do some penny experimenting (Abraham Lincoln is on the penny, after a...
Chemical reactions are always surprising for kids to observe! In this science activity we’ll be turning a penny green (similar to what happens to The Statue of Liberty!) Follow our Science for Kids Pinterest board! Chemical reactions are such a great way to pique a child’s curiosity. This experiment involving a chemical reaction is …
Pin It It's President's Day so I thought it was the perfect time to do some penny experimenting (Abraham Lincoln is on the penny, after a...
Pin It It's President's Day so I thought it was the perfect time to do some penny experimenting (Abraham Lincoln is on the penny, after a...
Test different substances to learn what substance will clean pennies the best
Students enjoy a bit of scientific wonder as simple household ingredients make old new again with this penny experiment!
Easy to implement hands-on learning that students find extremely fun!! Only materials needed are blue dyed water, dropper bottles, pennies, soap, and little beakers!! "Discover the captivating world of water cohesion with our engaging lab activity: 'Cohesion of Water: The Penny Experiment.' This educational resource is designed to introduce students to the remarkable properties of water and its ability to stick together through the lens of a hands-on experiment. Objective: Uncover the secrets of water cohesion by comparing the number of water droplets that can cling to the surface of a dry penny versus a penny soaked in soap. Through this experiment, students will gain valuable insights into the fascinating world of molecular attraction. Experiment Highlights: Cohesion in Action: Witness the mesmerizing spectacle of water droplets forming a dome-like structure on the surface of a dry penny, showcasing the power of cohesion. Scientific Inquiry: Explore essential scientific concepts such as control groups, independent variables, dependent variables, and constants as you conduct the experiment. Safety First: We prioritize safety in our labs, providing clear guidelines to ensure safe and controlled experimentation. What's Included: Detailed procedure with step-by-step instructions. Explanation of experimental variables, constants, and safety precautions. Data recording tables for organizing and analyzing results. Thought-provoking questions to guide students in making scientific claims, presenting evidence, and offering reasoned explanations. Unlock the wonders of water cohesion with 'Cohesion of Water: The Penny Experiment.' This lab not only fosters a deep understanding of scientific principles but also encourages critical thinking, data analysis, and scientific communication skills. With this comprehensive product, students will delve into the captivating world of science while educators can effortlessly deliver an engaging and impactful lesson. Get ready to make science come to life in your classroom!
Have you ever wondered why some pennies are shiny and some are dull? It's not just dependent on how old the pennies are. Chemical reactions are responsible for the change in a penny's appearance over time. Kids will love trying their hand at the classic cleaning pennies science experiment to see if they can use a
Can you turn a dull penny into a pretty penny? Learn how to clean pennies with this at home chemistry experiment!
Work on counting money then dip into science with a tin foil boat float or sink experiment, also known as the Penny Boat Challenge.
How many drops of water can fit on a penny? Find out with this easy penny lab experiment for kids. Learn about the surface tension of water.
As we studied levers as part of our middle school science lessons, we had some questions, so we performed experiments to find the answers. Here's what we found.
What is surface tension? See how many drops of water you can put on a coin.
Unlock the magic of science with the Lucky Penny Experiment! Designed by educators, for educators, this engaging experiment is set to ignite curiosity and critical thinking in your students. Key Features: Hands-on Exploration: Watch as students dive into the world of scientific inquiry by testing various household products to determine which cleans a penny the best. This interactive experiment brings science to life in the classroom. Aligned with Scientific Method: Our comprehensive worksheets guide students through the steps of the scientific method, from hypothesis to conclusion. They'll learn essential skills in observation, measurement, and analysis. Versatile for All Grades: Whether you're introducing acids and bases or reinforcing the scientific method, this experiment is adaptable for all grade levels. It serves as an excellent introductory activity or a practical application of scientific principles. Teacher's Guide Included: Simplify your lesson planning with our detailed teacher's guide. It provides step-by-step instructions, helpful tips, and suggested extensions to enhance the learning experience. Experiment Explained: Delve deeper into the science behind the experiment with our "Experiment Explained" sheet. Teachers and students alike will gain a deeper understanding of the chemical reactions at play. Minimal Supplies Required: Say goodbye to complicated setups! Our experiment requires only common household products, making it easy to implement in any classroom setting.
Can you guess how many water drops can be placed on a penny before it spills. Learn the concept of cohesion and surface tension with this easy experiment.
We were recently counting our money, when Logi-Bear tried to eat one of the pennies. My main reason to not let him? Because money is dirty. Which naturally led to a discussion about cleaning the money, and started our next experiment! What is the best way to clean a penny? We looked up methods of
Students enjoy a bit of scientific wonder as simple household ingredients make old new again with this penny experiment!