STEM Curriculum Project

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STEM Curriculum Project by Bryan, Jacob, Poh, and Sawyer

Overview: 5 Labs Journal

Candy Atom Model Lab (1-2 Periods)

Candy Atom Model Lab (1-2 Periods) Concepts: Atoms + Atomic Composition Elements Review Activity: Discussion Questions

Phase Changes Lab (2-3 Periods)

Phase Change Lab Concepts: Review Activity: States of Matter Physical and Chemical Changes Review Activity: Worksheet

Hot Chocolate Lab (1 Period)

Hot Chocolate Lab Concepts: Conservation of Matter Physical vs Chemical Changes Dissolving

Making Snow Lab (1-2 Periods) Journal Overview: Record observations Write the post-lab discussion question and answer them Objective Work through an example of a physical reaction; substances will physically change but there is no chemical reaction Discovering a process that is used in the real world while having fun

Ice Cream Lab (2-3 Periods) Key Concepts: Freezing temperature of water Effects of salt on ice Property change of water Objective: Making Ice Cream is fun, the students should know the science behind it. They have fun doing this lab and it makes it possible to teach kids these concepts through an avenue they can relate to.