Science Room Updates: What have we been doing?!?

Kindergarten: Learning about why the sky is blue! 

Third grade: Separating a Mystery Mixture.

First Grade: Living vs. Non Living with mealworms! 

Second Grade: Air pressure with the classic egg in a bottle demo!

Kindergarten: Why does it rain?!?

Fourth Grade: Starburst Rock Cycle! 

Fifth Grade: Making a model hand with joints so it will move!

Second Grade: Collaboration making anemometers! 

First Grade: Picture Perfect Science- Looking for living and non living outside!

Fifth Grade- Spaghetti Tower STEM challenge. 

Convection Currents

Fifth grade students finished their unit on weather.  Their last experiment was on convection currents. They explored with warm and cold water. After observing, they noticed that warm water is less dense and floats while cold water is more dense and sinks. 

Craters!

Third grade students have been studying objects in the sky and conducted an experiment on craters. They tested to see if height of the object dropped or the mass of an object created the biggest craters.