SUPER SCIENCE BOOK!!

TIME FOR SCIENCE!SUPER SCIENCE BOOK!!😎

1PRIMARIA: UNIT 5. Experiment: Does it sink or float?

SINK OR FLOAT?

Let's experiment with different materials!

1PRIMARIA: UNIT 5 What is it made of? Genially.

1PRIMARIA Experiments: Bouncing rubber egg. Laminar flow.

EXPERIMENT: BOUNCING RUBBER EGG

EXPERIMENT: LAMINAR FLOW 

SCIENTIST: Íker Tantos López (1A)

Water appears to freeze,but it still moving!!💦

Materials:

A ballon

A container or a bowl 

Tape

A pin

In laminar flow, the fluid doesn't have disruption or has minimal disruption, so that the water particles can flow evenly and gently out of the opening. When view from the right angles, this can make the water look as if it has frozen in the air, especially on camera.

1PRIMARIA: Exploring sound waves with salt

EXPERIMENT: EXPLORING SOUND WAVES WITH SALT

       SCIENTIST: Íker Tantos López (1A)

You can see sound!! 👀👂

The loud music produces noise which vibrates. This makes the air vibrate as well, producing waves.

When the waves hit the bowl, the bowl vibrates, making the salt jump about.

Materials:

Glass bowl

Portable speaker

Rubber band

Salt

Plastic wrap

1PRIMARIA: Germs experiment

EXPERIMENT: GERMS 

SCIENTIST: Nerea Bernaola Moreno (1B)

What happens when you use soap and wash your hands?

Materials:

Pepper

Water

Soap

When we use soap the germs move away. This is why using soap is so important!!

1PRIMARIA: Sorting seeds

SORTING SEEDS

1PRIMARIA: Light Refraction experiment

EXPERIMENT: REFRACTION OF LIGHT IN WATER

SCIENTIST: Íker Tantos López (1A)

Is it science or magic?

Let´s take a look!!

When light passes from one material to another, it can bend or refract 😉

In the experiment, light traveled from the air, through the glass, through the water, through the back of the glass, and then back through the air, before hitting the arrow. Anytime that light passes from one medium, or material, into another, it refracts.

1PRIMARIA: Experiment: Make a Lemon Volcano

EXPERIMENT: Make a Lemon Volcano

 

        SCIENTIST: Manuel Espiño Pérez (1A)

   Let´s watch the chemical reaction of citric acid and baking soda!👀

Materials:

Lemons

Food colouring

Dish soap

Baking soda

Pan or tray

Knife

Spoon

1PRIMARIA: UNIT 3 AND UNIT 4. Animal skeletons.

ANIMAL SKELETONS