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Ocean Acidification Experiment: Why Buffering Matters
After researching the issue of ocean acidification, students will be able to do the following:
- Use the scientific method to determine if ocean acidification is a problem.
- Find existing research that addresses the issue of ocean acidification.
- Develop a testable hypothesis.
- Design an experiment to test the hypothesis.
- Collect data from the experiment.
- Draw conclusions from their data.
- Write a report or give a presentation on the results of the experiment, including suggestions for further study and an error analysis of their experimental methods.
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The Magic Molecule: Part Two (Video) Lesson Plan
Ariana recently learned in school that there is a magical molecule! In Part Two, the classmates discuss how H2O (water) plays an important role in moving heat around the Earth and how it helps make our weather and climate livable.
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The Magic Molecule: Part One (Video) Lesson Plan
Ariana’s teacher told her there is a molecule made from atoms that is magical! It is H2O (water) — the magic molecule! Sophia and Emmit explain the powers of this amazing hydrogen bond.
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Where the Gases Come From (Video) Lesson Plan
Elyssa and her friends discuss four important gases in the atmosphere that are vital to life — oxygen, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and water vapor. But where do they come from? Join us and you’ll find out!
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Gases Come Alive (Video) Lesson Plan
Elyssa, Sophia, and Ariana are hanging out with their neighborhood friends learning how gases come alive!
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Gases in the Air (Video) Lesson Plan
Join sisters Elyssa, Sophia, and Ariana as they tell you about something very important that we take for granted — the air that surrounds us! This entertaining and engaging video explains the components of the air we breathe and the basics of photosynthesis.
