Science & Nature
In this one time course, students will learn how to make their own slime while also using the scientific method to decide whether or not making slime results in a physical or chemical change.
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In this class, students will learn how to make their own colorful slime with Ms. Ellen. Students will also discuss the difference between physical change and chemical change. Students will discuss physical and chemical changes at the beginning of the class. Ms. Ellen will show different examples of physical and chemical changes while engaging students in conversation. Ms. Ellen will also briefly introduce the scientific method. Upon learning the scientific method, students will then use the...
Students will need a clean table or countertop to make their slime. INGREDIENTS: 1 bottle of glue (4 ounces) 1 box of Borax (we will use a small amount of this, but it is difficult to purchase in small amounts) 1 11 ounce bottle of shave foam Food coloring (optional) Access to water MATERIALS: 1 cup measuring cup 1 tablespoon measuring spoon 1 large bowl 1 baking spatula
45 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
Ellen Fischer | BSIS, ESL & TEFL
Experienced Kindergarten & PreK Teacher
🇺🇸Lives in the United States
66 total reviews
86 completed classes
Hey y'all! My name is Ellen Fischer and I am SO excited that you are here! I graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University in 2015 and currently live in Texas with my husband and my daughter. I graduated with a Bachelors of Science in...