Sarah L. Schuette - 10-Minute Science Projects
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dabble lab
by Sarah L. Schuette
Dabble Lab is published by Capstone Press, an imprint of Capstone. 1710 Roe Crest Drive, North Mankato, Minnesota 56003 www.capstonepub.com
Copyright 2020 by Capstone. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in whole or in part, or stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission of the publisher.
Editorial Credits Editor: Shelly Lyons; Designer: Tracy McCabe; Media Researcher: Tracy Cummins; Production Specialist: Katy LaVigne; Project Production: Marcy Morin
Photo Credits All photographs by Capstone: Karon Dubke
Design Elements Shutterstock: BewWanchai, Bjoern Wylezich, briddy, eler, Epine, Katata, newelle, Primsky, Sergey Edentod, -strizh-, Tukang Desain, Zebra Finch
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data is available on the Library of Congress website. ISBN 978-1-5435-9095-1 (library binding) ISBN 978-1-5435-9101-9 (eBook PDF) ISBN 978-1-4966-9339-6 (eBook)
Summary: Looking for science-themed makerspace projects that won't take too long? Look no more! From lights and goo to lava and cells, these 10-minute STEM projects will have kids making in no time!
All internet sites appearing in back matter were available and accurate when this book was sent to press.
Short on time? No problem! Grab somesupplies and get making! These quickand easy science projects arejust what you're looking for.
Be sure to leave enough time toclean up and put your supplies awaywhen you're done.
- baking soda
- cardboard
- cornstarch
- craft sticks
- flour
- food coloring
- glue
- bowls, jars, orplastic containers
- salt
- scissors
- shaving cream
- straws
- vinegar
- water
- Before starting a project, gather the supplies andtools needed.
- Ask an adult to help you with sharp tools.
- Wear an old shirt or apron to keep your clothesclean.
- Wear plastic gloves and safety goggles when doingscience experiments.
- Change things up! Dont be afraid to make theseprojects your own.
Can you build a structure that stands strong duringa pretend earthquake ? Experiment with differentdesigns. What works the best ?
- 40 toothpicks
- 16 mini marshmallows
- glue
- 12 mini craft sticks
- cardboard
- Form a square with 4 toothpicksand 4 marshmallows.
- Repeat step 1 to make a secondsquare. Using the two squares andfour more toothpicks, form a cube.
- Use 8 more toothpicks to make anX in each side of the cube. The Xswill add support.
- Glue 4 mini craft sticks together tomake a platform. Place the platformon top of the cube.
- Build two more cubes and platformson top of the first cube. Then placethe structure on a large piece ofcardboard.
- Slide the cardboard back and forthquickly. What happens?
- Remove some of the structure'ssupports, then slide the cardboardback and forth again. Whathappens?
Meteorologists study the weather, including cloudformation and rainfall. Bring the outdoors in tomake and study your own rain-making cloud!
- jar
- water
- shaving cream
- eye dropper
- food coloring
- Fill a jar or glass with water.Add a dollop of shaving creamto the top.
- Add 3 or 4 drops of foodcoloring on top of the shavingcream.
- Using an eye dropper, dropwater on top of the shavingcream, one drop at a time.
- How many drops of water doesit take before the cream cloudstar ts to "rain"?
TIP Experiment with dropping different liquids, such asorange juice or corn syrup. Try whipped topping for the clouds.
Fossils are the bones, shells, or other remainsof plants and animals preserved as rocks.They can take millions of years to form.But you can make your own "fossils" todayout of plants, rocks, and even toys.
- 1 cup (227 g) flour
- cup (114 g) salt
- cup (60 mL)warm water
- food coloring
- bowl
- cutting boardor wax paper
- cookie cutter
- skewer
- toys, rocks, plants,leaves
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