Easter Science Experiments – Easy Spring Science Activities – Scientific Method

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Use these science investigations and experiments in your upper elementary classroom to celebrate Easter and springtime!  All of these science experiments use common household items which makes them easy to prepare for your class.  These fun and easy science experiments are perfect for Easter!  Each experiment includes the activity directions and a recording sheet so students can record their observations.  You also receive a materials page to help you gather supplies for the experiments.  Perfect for the classroom or at home setting!

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5 Easter Science Investigations includes:

• Materials Page
• 5 Recording Sheets that also include materials and procedures for each investigation/experiment

The 5 Science Experiments are:

1. Jelly Bean Tower
2. What liquid will dissolve marshmallow Peeps the most?
3. What liquid will change an egg the most: water, vinegar, or soda?
4. Dye Easter Eggs
5. Magic Plates

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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “These experiments were so fun to do as a class. I used these the week before spring break and my students loved them. These helped me keep my students engaged because they were so crazy for spring break. I highly recommend these.”

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