Exploring the density of water - experiments
- Contributor:
- The Animated Teacher
- Resource Type:
- Experiment Scaffold
- Grade Levels:
- 9, 10, 11
Description
Are you tired of students wasting time writing out experiments rather than actually doing them? This resource is for you! Hand on scaffolded experiment worksheets to investigate the density of water. Suitable for class 7 or class 8 or potentially a high ability or extension class 6.
Do you want practical hands on activities to teach students about the density of water? Then this is the perfect resource for you!
It includes three scaffolded outlines for hands on experiments for students to use as worksheets. These activities will help to build practical skills, graphing skills and calculation skills. Includes density formula calculations.
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