These fun "eggsperiments" all involve eggs. They can be used any time of the year, but are especially fun around Easter time. Students will learn many scientific concepts like density and air pressure, but more importantly, they will learn about "The Scientific Method". Students will explore the many habits of the mind found in most state standards, such as hypotheses, methods, and conclusions. Students (and teachers) will be amazed at the wonderful things they will learn from eggs!
Experiments include: making an egg float, how to tell the difference between a raw egg and a hardboiled egg, making an egg bounce, getting an egg into a bottle, getting an egg out of a bottle and stacking items on top of eggs. All experiments include a question, hypothesis, materials, procedure (on the teacher pages), and a conclusion.