This demonstration will show students that air takes space. This demonstration will show students that air takes space. This demonstration will show students that air takes space.
Students discover that a liquid takes on the shape of the container it is in.
Students will do an scientific experiment to determine whether or not salt water effects the buoyancy of objects. This activity helps to explain. It Making a Leprechaun Trap Students will use their knowledge of force and motion to make working leprechaun traps. Molecules Game Students will imitate the movement of molecules in a variey of situations to assist them to visualize and better understand the concept of the constant motion of molecules. The Big Picture Looking at objects closely is an important part of science, and a magnifying glass lets us see things we don't even know are there.