Objective of the experiment:To identify the components of the soilExperiment tools:Flask - Water - Soil - Plug - Drilling spoonExperiment steps:- Fill the flask halfway with a soil sample.- Fill the other half of the tester with water.- Shake the tester well and leave it on the table for some time......

Clarify that light is one of the basic needs of plantsPlease watch the video of the experiment by clicking here before starting it

Clarify whether soil is one of the basic needs of plantsPlease watch the video of the experiment by clicking here before starting it

Demonstrate the transfer of water inside a plantPlease watch the video of the experiment by clicking here before starting it

Effect of light on the appearance of chlorophyll in some plants

Animal and plant cell under a microscope

Watching onion cells (introductory experiment)

Adaptation of animals and plants

the goal:To discover how the water content in plants affects their weight.Materials and tools:Balance scale - Apples - Stopwatch - Strawberries - OrangesSteps:1. Weigh some slices of apple using the balance scale.2. Place the apple slices on a plate and let them dry completely, then weigh them again......

Three states of matter

Which one allows water to seep faster: soil or gravel?

The goal of the experiment:Explain the difference between materials in terms of densityTools:Copper wire - piece of gold - platinum ingot - ice cubes - piece of coal - cork - paper - piece of wood - ruler - screwSteps:Put the materials in front of you in the tub and control the liquid density from t......

This experiment aims to understand how to calculate the density of solids through knowledge of mass and volume

The goal of the experiment This experiment aims to practically determine the density of a liquid. Experiment Tools Scale - Included tester - different liquids with different volumes Steps of the experiment Choose a few different sized liquids from the lab library. Weigh the tester blank inserted and......

Compare densities

the goal:- Explaining the relationship between buoyant force, weight of an object in air, and its apparent weight in water.- Applying the Archimedes' principle to buoyancy.- Inferring the effect of surface area and known mass density on the amount of water displaced.Materials and tools:Different wei......

Magnetic force test

Volcano eruption

the goal:Create a model illustrating the movement of the Earth during an earthquake.Materials and tools:Pieces of cork - a bowl - soil - a wooden piece.Steps: 1- Place the two pieces of cork next to each other in the bowl.2- Cover the cork pieces with soil.3- Gently pull the bowl about 5 c......

Experiment on Volume and CompressibilityVolume is the amount of space that matter occupies in the universe. Compressibility is the ability of a substance to reduce its volume when subjected to external pressure. Liquids and solids have nearly fixed volumes, while gases are the most compressible subs......

The Effect of Magnets on Different Materials (When Do They Attract?)