Chemical changes experiments

Determining physical and chemical changes is exciting, but when you dissolve cups with acetone, it becomes a challenge! Engage your students with this science activity perfect for changes with matter!

What is chemical change vs physical change in chemistry? Find fun chemical change examples for easy kids' science experiments.

Learn about the world around them with this Steel wool and vinegar reaction experiment for kids exploring simple chemical reactions.

Looking for a fun way to introduce your students to chemical changes in matter? If you really want to captivate your audience then lemon science is the right experiment for you. Chemical changes are where the type of matter changes. This experiment is a fun twist on the volcano. It's especially interesting because the lemon juice reacts to the baking soda. For this experiment you'll need: 1 lemon, knife, fork, and baking soda. Food dye and vinegar are optional. Directions: Cut the top off of…

This post shares a no prep, fall themed physical and chemical changes activity that will engage your students.

Kids use these labs to experiment with five types of evidence of chemical change: bubbles, color, heat, odor, and light.

This week we concluded our 5th grade unit on Matter by exploring the chemical and physical changes that matter can go through. First, we watched a brainpop video on chemical and physical changes. …

Looking for a fun, hands-on chemistry experiment to do with your kids? Try this chemical reaction experiment that shows how chemical reactions produce heat!

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This making butter in a jar experiment is FUN for all ages. The free science worksheets that accompany this activity cover chemistry terms for younger and older students. Vocabulary, lab worksheets, observations worksheets (2 levels), and coloring and puzzle pages for the youngest chemists!