Why does water behave in certain ways? Take a closer look at a water drop and perform a series of hands-on experiments that show the “stickiness” or cohesion of water molecules, why things float or sink in water, and how water pressure works.
- Grade level: 1–4
- Program length: 45 minutes
- Cost: $125
- Available: 11/10/08–5/31/09
U.S. National Curriculum Standards
NS.A Science as Inquiry
- abilities necessary to do scientific inquiry
- understanding about scientific inquiry
NS.B Physical Science
- properties of objects and materials
- position and motion of objects
NS.D Earth and Space Science
- properties of earth materials
Michigan Curriculum Framework Benchmarks
- generate reasonable questions about the world based on observation (SCI.I.1.E.1)
- develop solutions to problems through reasoning, observation, and investigations (SCI.I.1.E.2)
- classify common objects and substances according to observable attributes/properties. (SCI.IV.1.E.1)
- describe common physical changes in matter — size, shape, melting, freezing (K–2); dissolving, evaporating (3–5) (SCI.IV.2.E.1)
- describe how water exists on earth in three states (SCI.V.2.E.1)
Water Wonders Extras
Download Teacher’s Guide (80K PDF)
Download Extension Materials (52K PDF)
Download Videoconferencing Tips (44K PDF)
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