Scientific method experiments

iLearn Science: awesome back to school tool for teaching student about the scientific method

Kick off the new school year with a bang with this Back to School Science activity. Explore the scientific method in a fascinating way, and welcome your students back with hands-on, active learning. Watch your learners light up when you turn off the lights and allow them to experiment with glow stick. It’s the perfect blend of fun and learning for the upcoming school year. Try something new and spark their curiosity for science like never before!

Will you be teaching the scientific method in your upper elementary classroom this year? This article by Hello Learning shares six fun ideas for activities and experiments to teach the scientific method with 4th grade and 5th grade students. Includes scientific method experiment ideas and other activities to support the steps of the scientific method. These ideas are the perfect way for kids to learn about the scientific method in a fun, hands on way. Click to read more!

Children love science experiments. They want to observe and test out #allthethings, but sometimes it’s hard to get students to understand the scientific method. Understanding the steps of a true experiment is part of every grade’s curriculum. Over the years I have found great experiments for my students to do that are simple for me […]

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This fun and simple science experiment is perfect for teaching the scientific method in a way that kids love! Find out how in this post.

These are some simple and engaging scientific method experiments you can have your students do where they practice the key steps of the scientific method process.

Are you a science teacher looking to spice up your scientific method activities? If you need some fun scientific method activities, you’ll want to keep reading and infuse the following ideas into your classroom.

Earlier in July, I posted a terrific article (if I do say so myself) on the science behind slime and all the cool lessons and activities you could do to teach real science concepts like viscosity and non-Newtonian fluids. Buried in that post was this printable, and I was afraid it might get lost in...

A Scientific Method Activity Your Students Will Love!