Video Standard: Next Generation Science Standards

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Use Tinkercard to make your own Valentine’s Day keychains. Students can design their own shapes using Tinkercad and upload design to print on a 3D…

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In this recording, I am showing my 9th grade physics students an introduction to circuits using a hand crank generator. Students are following along with…

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Leading students through electron movement

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Using simple supplies from your kitchen, make your own fizzy volcano. The baking soda (bicarbonate of soda) reacts with the vinegar producing carbon dioxide, a…

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Teach students about the effectiveness of masks by replicating Bill Nye’s experiment in this video. Different materials are more effective than others on blocking the…

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To make your own witches’ cauldron, submerge dry ice in water. When you place the dry ice into water, it will sublime. Sublimation occurs when a…

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To replicate this experiment, take a tea bag and cut off the end with the string/staple. Next, empty out the tea and place the bag…

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Five Field Kono is a Korean strategy game similar to Chinese Checkers. To play, only move pieces diagonally. You can move pieces backwards or forwards,…

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Red cabbage can be used as a pH indicator. Chop the cabbage into small pieces and place in a heat-safe bowl. Pour boiling water over…

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Using simple household items from your kitchen pantry, you can clean old, dirty pennies to look like new! This is a great experiment in the…