Educating Our Eagles - Issue 13
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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL:<br />
Snow volcano<br />
With the use of baking soda, food coloring, and vinegar, Ms. Bleau’s prekindergarten<br />
students explored reactions through volcanos, color, and snow!<br />
The class created a volcano with the added bonus of coloring the surrounding<br />
snow. The class discussed how the ingredients they used would mix together and what<br />
type of reaction would occur. They were excited to watch as the liquid bubbled over to<br />
color the snow!<br />
As a result of instruction, students will be able to:<br />
• observe a science experiment and understand what a reaction is.<br />
• observe color theory in action.<br />
Observations:<br />
As the class continued to add more baking soda and vinegar to the experiment, the various<br />
colors mixed together. Yellow and blue made green, red and blue made purple. The students<br />
were excited to watch the process and reaction in real time and learned about color theory and<br />
science while havng a lot of fun!<br />
MA Standards:<br />
PS1-4<br />
EDUCATING OUR EAGLES<br />
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