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What is the world made of? Through hands-on activities and experiments, students will enjoy exploring the world around them as they practice science skills like observing and concluding.Games like "Simon Says" bring the realm of atoms and particles to life, as well as demonstrating solids, liquids, and gases. Your classroom will buzz with curiosity as students learn to explain the magic of ice sculptures, gas-powered rockets, and invention.Each section contains visual, kinesthetic, and auditory activities. Each section ends with an activity that may easily be used to assess learning of the material.A vocabulary exercise is also included to ensure that terminology becomes familiar and understood. Students are encouraged to keep a glossary of terms that they do not understand or find particularly interesting. 96 pages Lesson and Experiment Topics Include:Objects Have PartsMaterialsProperties of Matter and MaterialsSolids, Liquids, and GasesWorking with MatterMatter QuizThis book supports many of the fundamental concepts and learning outcomes from the curriculum for these provinces:Alberta, Grade 2, Science, Exploring Liquids;British Columbia, Grade 2, Science, Physical Science, Properties of Matter;Manitoba, Grade 1, Science, Cluster 3, Characteristics of Objects & Materials, Grade 2 Science, Cluster 2, Properties of Solids, Liquids & Gases;Saskatchewan, Grade 1, Science, Physical Science, Using Objects & Materials, Grade 2, Science, Physical Science, Liquids & Solids, Grade 3, Science Physical Science, Structures & Materials.

Light and sound are everywhere, but hard to define.These age-appropriate activities will provide your students with a solid basis for exploring these concepts with confidence.Experiments with laser beams and hands-on models will delight students as they learn about light.Practical activities with music, hand made telephones, and model ears will instill a love for learning science in students while teaching the basics of sound.Activities are curriculum-based and also include highly motivational experiences - like playing tag using echolocation, just like bats.In each section, you will find teacher notes designed to provide guidance on the materials and setup needed, as well as highlight any safety precautions.Lesson & Experiment Topics Include:Introduction to LightLight and SocietySpreading and FadingShadowsTransmission, Absorption, and ReflectionWhat Is Sound? Humans and Sound Echoes and Traveling SoundPitch and IntensitySound MachinesThis book supports many of the fundamental concepts and learning outcomes from the curriculums for these provinces: Alberta, Grade 3, Science, Hearing & Sound; Ontario, Grade 2, Science, Understanding Matter & Energy, Properties of Liquids & Solids.96 pages.