My students loved playing in a big tub of Oobleck, too!
They also took a trip to the Chemical Change Cafe and enjoyed some pancakes. I read the Eric Carle book, Pancakes, Pancakes, Pancakes. Then students mixed up their own pancake batter and had to determine whether or not it was a chemical change.
Here's a states of matter foldable I made with my students. Click {HERE} or the picture for a copy.
As you can see, it has been a busy week. Totally worth it, but I'm exhausted! This post is going to be short and sweet because I need a nap:)
VERSION 2: One my readers asked for a fold-able with the 4th state of matter. I don't teach this in 4th grade but didn't mind making a new version. I'm not sure if the pictures are the best representation, and I'm open to new suggestions. It is fairly easy to make simple changes to my printable, and I don't mind requests. I'm always happy to hear constructive criticism. By the way, my printers not working so I couldn't check it out in print. Let me know if it needs some tweaking. Click {HERE} or the picture for this version.
But one more thing first. With this post, I have completed Charity Preston's 5 Star Blog Challenge. Check out her post and find some great new blogs to follow.
I love it! The goo on the feet is genius. I bet your kids will remember that forever! Next year, that will have to make its way into my science rotation :)
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Thanks! Yes, I think the kids will remember it forever:)
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I actually made this stuff today!!! I teach 6th grade and we are studying the layers of the earth and used the goop to model how the mantle moves and it's state. I love your science day at the park and the chemical changes!! Fabulous lesson and a new follower :)
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Thanks, Leslie! I'm following you, too.
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Fabulous blog! Just popped by on my visit around fellow 5 Star Bloggers. I'm your newest follower!
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Thanks so much, Sue! I'm following you, too.
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This oobleck looks amazing to play with. I am thinking my kiddos could use it as a sensory activity and a way to introduce basic science. Thanks for the great idea! I am a new follower, thank you for following my new blog.
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Great post! We are currently working on states of matter in my class! Perfect timing! It looks like you had a great day of science in the park! Get some rest!
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Great post. I am currently doing an author study on Eric Carle, and doing a Matter and Measuring with Sea Creatures Unit. Love the pancakes. I will definitely use it this week as a little fun activity during Testing Week! Yikes! Thanks for stopping by my blog. I am your newest follower.
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I'm featuring this post on Bagels and Blogs tomorrow!!
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Yay!!!! Thank you so much! I've had the most exhausting week of my life. This was just one of three big events a pulled off this week. I was half dead when I wrote it:)
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Love foldable, wish you would rework it with the 4th state of matter- Plasma. Then it would be perfict!
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Thank you, thank you, thank you! Your praise means so much to me. Thanks for the awesome linky!
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Looks like fun! I am your newest follower:) Stop by and visit me...
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Hi Selina! The kids looked like they had a lot of fun with your unit! :) Thanks for stopping by! I'm your newest follower as well.
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