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Teach your students or children about volcanic eruptions with this science lesson.
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A comet is made of lots of parts mixed together: ice, gases, dust, and chunks of rock. Comets that are in orbit travel from one edge of the Solar System until they reach the sun, then their path loops around the sun, and back towards outer space.
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For an in-depth study, bring along a magnifying glass (or low-power field microscope), gloves, containers, and a notebook for recording your observations. Use paints, crayons, markers, or colored pencils to combine art with the science lesson and capture some of the...
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Learn about metric measurements and practice using them with simple examples.
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Science Lesson: Faults & Quakes The earth is made of three sections: the outer part or crust, the mantle, and the core. The crust makes up only a very thin section of the earth, sort of like the peel of an apple compared to its flesh and core. The crust is made up...
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Experiment with making cheese at home using rennet and milk.