learn more 3rd Grade Science scheme Ideas
Time for other elementary school science project! Now that your kid has risen to the 3rd grade, he or she cannot hand in the simpler projects that they did in grades before. No easy magnet experiments anymore. And yet, the typical science project, the volcano, is too complicated for a 3rd grader. What to do?
3rd Grade Science scheme Ideas
Here are some of many 3rd Grade Science scheme Ideas:
1. Isolate the colors found in color markers
Materials
- paper towels - scissors - various water markers - glass package - pencil/pen - water
Procedure
1. Cut the paper towel into rectangular strips about one inch wide and as tall as the glass container.
2. Take one of the markers and draw a horizontal line on the paper towel strip about one inch from the bottom.
3. Take a pencil or a pen. Poke a hole in the middle of the paper towel strip. Insert the pencil or pen through this hole so the strip hangs in the middle.
4. Rest the pencil or pen on the top edges of the glass container. The paper towel strip should be hanging into the glass container.
5. Take the pencil/pen off. Pour sufficient water into the glass package so when the strip is put back in, the water submerges the very lowest of the strip.
6. Put the strip back. Watch the water travel up the paper towel strip. Wait.
7. Repeat these steps for all the markers. See what colors each label color is made out of!
Some other 3rd Grade Science scheme Ideas:
2. Water and Penny Experiments
Materials
-many pennies -water -eye dropper - clear drinking glass
Procedure
One Experiment
1. Take the glass of water and fill it all the way to the top.
2. Determined add pennies into the water one at a time. Does the water spill over immediately? How many pennies can you add before the water spills over?
Second Experiment
1. Put a penny on the table.
2. Take an eyedropper and begin dripping water on the covering of the penny. How many drops of water can fit on a penny? More than you think!
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