Many children around the world die due to drinking contaminated water. Thisengaging science lesson will allow students learn how to build and use a simplehomemade
Bamboo shares many similarities with wood in their appearance (brown andfibrous) and usage (furniture, flooring etc). Bamboo strips will be studied byfloating and sinking tests
Students use a slinky to model earthquake waves. Learn the speed, direction and behavior of different waves which tell scientists about earthquakes.
Students work in whole class and small group settings to discuss, observe andlearn about a wetland ecosystem (salt ponds) and some of the organisms that
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