Earth science experiments high school

We did a rust oxidation experiment this week that was really fun to watch. We wanted to know what things will rust and why. Plus we measured which ones rusted the quickest! How to Do

We just had an amazing pond unit study with a water testing kit, pond and water-related books, and a few supplies we already had on hand. I know that not everyone will have access to a pond, but any body of water can offer fantastic learning opportunities! Be it a river, lake, stream, marsh, ocean, […]

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If you have computers in your classroom or access to a computer cart I'm sure that you are always looking for new websites to use with the kids (I know that I am). Here are some sites for you to try out. Earthquake Monitor - this is a website that allows you to monitor where earthquakes are occurring and what magnitude each is Visible Geology - this website allows you to visualize various geologic formations such as folding and tilting as well as topographic features. Some of this site might…

We have been continuing our study of weathering, erosion, and deposition. This week, our focus has been on erosion. What does Erosion mean?

Explore the science of convection currents on a child-sized scale with this at-home thunderstorm activity.

I share a course outline developed for an Earth and Space Science curriculum, including unit bundles, essential questions, key takeaways, and anchor phenomena.

Earth sciences is a common middle school science class. During that class, students will learn all about rocks. These rock activities for middle school are a great way to help kids understand the lessons. Middle

Do your 4th-grade students understand how fossils tell the age of the earth?