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Physical Sciences

Activities

Students will get the most from these activities if they are introduced by an adult helper,  ages noted are just a recommendation.

States of Matter Solids and Liquids
(Ages 8-9)

Solid, Liquid and Gas
(Grade 5, Harcourt Lesson 3)

 Changing States 
(Ages 9-10)		 Gases Around Us
(Ages 9 - 10)
  Irreversible and Reversible Changes (Ages 10-11) WebQuest
(Middle School)		 Quiz!
(Age 9-13)		  
Materials and Chemical Elements Sorting and Using Materials
(Ages 5 - 6)		 Grouping and Changing Materials
(Ages 6 - 7)		 Characteristics of Materials (Ages 7 - 8)  Interactive Periodic Table
Force Push and Pull
(Ages 5-6)		 Force and Movement
(Ages 6-7)		 Friction
(Ages 8-9)		 Forces in Action
(Ages 10 - 11)

Gravity

 Your Weight on other worlds (Ages 8 - 13) Mass, Gravity and Weight (Ages 9  - 13)    
Magnets and Magnetism Magnets and Springs
(Ages 7 - 8)		 Magnets and Electric Current (Ages 9 - 13)    
Light Light and Dark
(Ages 5 - 6)		  Light and Shadows
(Ages 7- 8)		 How we see things
(Ages 10 - 11)		  
Electricity Using Electricity
(Ages 6 - 7)		 Circuits and conductors
(Ages 8 - 9)		 Changing Circuits
(Ages 10 - 11)		 Energy, Electricity and Forces
(Ages 11 - 16)

Sound

 Sound and Hearing
(Ages 5 - 6)		 Changing Sounds
(Ages 9 - 10)		    

More Science Resources - Middle and High School

Mr. Singer's Physical Science Links

Cassiopeia Project