An investigation of a non-Newtonian fluid, sometimes called Ooblek. This is a fun experiment for kids to play with and get messy.
An investigation of static electricity. There isn’t really a place for static electricity in the current Australian Curriculum, but this...
An experiment where students create an unfamiliar paper airplane, that is still able to fly thanks to the forces of thrust and lift. The...
An experiment that demonstrates the behaviour of liquids with different densities. Use this colourful experiment to illustrate how liquid...
A simple baking soda and vinegar chemical reaction inflates a balloon. Students learn that chemical reaction can produce a gas.
In this lesson students will explored the toys from different countries and cultures and the forces that are used when playing with them.
In this lesson students will investigate how objects move through the air and the forces applied to the object.
In this lesson students will learn about the push of water and the pull of gravity.
In this lesson students investigate the amount of force needed to move an object can change.
In this lesson students will investigate how forces can change the shape of an object and why.
In this lesson students explore the force of gravity and how it moves objects.
In this lesson students will explore the force of pull and how it moves objects.
In this lesson students will explore the force of push and how it moves objects.
This unit will investigate how the forces of push and pull affect the ways in which objects move on land, water and in the air. Students ...
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