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Let's Go Science Show Take Home Materials *For Grades 4-8* What resource do you possess that grows as you learn? ATM OSPH ER E A transparent substance with EL EC TR ONS curved sides for concentrating or ENERG Y dispersing light. FOR C E FUL CR UM TH EORY W GAS HYP OTHESI S INER TI A LENS MA S S Q UA NTI FY P Solve this riddle by matching each word to its definition. Write the letter or symbol from the definition's arrow in the box next to the word it describes. E A substance that does not have a definite shape or volume.! N A physical property of all things: An object in motion stays in motion and an object at rest stay at rest unless forces act on it. An idea or explanation that is based on facts but has not yet been proven. Charged particles that orbit the nucleus of an atom. Their flow produces electricity. The support point of a lever (as under a teeter-totter). Measuring the size or amount of a thing or an activity. R O The quantity of matter that any body contains. B The mixture of gasses that surrounds the earth and other planets. www.letsgoscienceshow.com page 1 The ability to do work or provide power. R I A push or pull capable of moving an object. A detailed explanation for the results of an experiment. A

DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME Show Off to Your Family, Your Friends, Your Dog... Be a Scientist in Your Own Home With These Simple Experiments Bending Light Experiments Light can play tricks on your eyes! Try these easy experiments. The Rising Coin Materials you will need: A Coin! Water! A Plastic or Glass Bowl (not see-through/not transparent) 1. Put the coin in the bowl. 2. Walk backwards until you cannot see the coin in the bowl any more. 3. Have someone pour water slowly into the bowl. 4. Watch the bowl from where you are standing. 5. What do you see? When the bowl is empty, the edge of the bowl stops you from seeing the coin. When the bowl is full, the light bends over the edge, so you can see the coin. Have you noticed that things at the bottom of a pool or river always look closer to the surface than they really are? This is because of the way light is bent (refracted) through water. The Bending Pencil Materials you will need: A Pencil! Water! A Clear Glass or Jar 1. Fill the glass or jar half way with water. 2. Place the pencil in the water.! 3. Look at the pencil from the top.! 4. Look at the pencil from the bottom! 5. Look at the pencil from the sides. 6. What do you see? Straight or bent? What happens when you look at the pencil through the side of the glass? Light plays tricks on your eyes. The pencil looks bent. This is because light travels slower through water than through air. As the light enters the glass of water it slows down and changes direction, and as it leaves the glass it speeds up again making the pencil look bent! www.letsgoscienceshow.com page 2 From: http://www.kids-science-experiments.com

STATIC ELECTRICITY Rising Tissue Paper Materials you will need: Scissors! Tissue Paper! A Clean Head of Hair A Plastic Comb or Pen 1. Cut up some small pieces of tissue paper. 2. Give your comb or pen a static charge by rubbing it against a sweater or combing it through your clean hair about ten times. 3. Hold the comb or pen over the small pieces of tissue paper. 4. Watch as the tissue paper is pulled up by the charged comb or pen. When you rub the comb through your hair (or on wool) electrons on your hair move to the comb giving it a negative static charge. The comb is neutral and has no static charge, but is attracted to the negatively charged comb. When the comb touches the paper some of electrons will move onto the paper, reducing the static charge. Bending Water Materials You Need: A plastic comb A Clean Head of Hair or a Wool Sweater Running Tap Water 1. Rub the plastic comb against your jumper or comb through your hair around ten times. 2. Turn the tap on so that it has a slow, steady stream of water. 3. Place the comb close to the water (don't let the comb touch the water). 4. What does the water do? The water bends toward the comb. This is because the comb has been charged and pulls on the water; which is uncharged (or neutral). The water is attracted to the comb. From: http://www.kids-science-experiments.com www.letsgoscienceshow.com page 3

GIANTS OF SCIENCE Albert Einsteinfound E=mc2. Energy can create matter (things) and matter and light "c" can create Energy. Thomas Edisoninvented the light bulb, electric power lines, sound recording, and motion picture recording. COOL WEBSITES FOR KIDs http://www.hhmi.org/c oolscience/ http://www.brainpop.com/science/seeall/ http://www.questacon.edu.au/kids.asp http://www.kids-scienceexperiments.com/ http://www.nasa.gov/audience/forkids/home/i ndex.html http://www.chem4kids.com/ Madame Curiediscovered radioactive elements and was a leader in the use of x-rays for medical evaluation Benjamin Franklin invented many things, the lightening rod, bifocal glasses, an odometer to measure miles traveled, wood burning stoves to heat homes, and more Sir Isaac Newton discovered laws of motion and laws of gravity that are used to predict the motion of the planets, stars, and falling objects He also invented integral s. www.letsgoscienceshow.com http://www.strangescience.net/ http://www.sciencemonster.com/ Build Your Own Virtual Roller Coaster- Using the principals of physics. http://www.learner.org/interactives/parkphysi cs/coaster.html Lot's of Fun and Educational Projects http://www.exploratorium.edu/ Explore Science From Every Perspective http://www.madsci.org page 4

Fun with Physics WORD SEARCH A L A C H M G B L Z R E V E L O C I T Y S L T S K C I A I W Q K G R V P O R H U V D B S Z F T D L Z M Y H U N R M V G F P Q W E D M A I M I C R O S C O P E I V C F D U R Z F O D I L O S S J P R K E X B U D G A T M O S P H E R E H E E C W F Y L O J G E E D A L X H O R H L S S X H R C R O N T S I S E H T O P Y H S H D P N R Q T S K U E N N O Z S R J A D C U V K U U C O N C L U S I O N I M A J N E B P M A T A R I S T O T L E A T T R A C T W L N Q O E P M F A U E K N G N I W N T E F T F U P O O R A L N I N R Y E J E H N Y I A W E C T I E I I S N A G G I I R S X F M I L S A C Q Q H N R V R R A C U Z X Y V H T O T T N U C L E I E F X S S Y J A Y A J R U I R I A F Y T N N B K T Z K U T W O Y E O O D M R T Y E N T A J Z V I E N U G N N H N D A K C B M L O Z L C M S A N E K B I J M U U C A V G Y R THIS CAN BE TOUGH!! TRY TO FIND AS MANY OF THE 54 VOCABULARY WORDS USED IN THE SCIENCE SHOW AS POSSIBLE. TRY TO NOT USE THE SOLUTON SHEET ON THE NEXT PAGE UNTIL YOU ARE STUCK. LOOK UP ANY WORDS YOU DO NOT KNOW. GOOD LUCK FROM PROFESSOR SMART Example: HYPOTHESIS Look at every H to find one with a Y next to it in any direction. When you find an HY and then P is the next letter in line you may have found the whole word. Circle it and cross it off your list. Words are in line: up, down, forward, backward and also diagonal in all directions. WORDS: ARISTOTLE ATMOSPHERE ATTRACT BENJAMIN COMPRESS CONCLUSION DRAG ELECTRONS ENERGY FORCE FRANKLIN FRICTION FULCRUM GALILEO GAS GRAVITY GUESS GYRO GYROSCOPIC HYPOTHESIS INERTIA INVENT INVENTOR LENS LIFT LIQUID MACHINE MASS MATTER MICROSCOPE MOMENTUM NUCLEI PRESSURE PROPEL QUANTIFY QUARK QUESTION REPEL SCALE SCIENCE SCIENTIST SOLID STATIC STRATOSPHERE THEORY THRUST VACUUM VELOCITY WEIGHT WING www.letsgoscienceshow.com page 5

WHOA! WHAT A WORD SEARCH SOLUTION! A L A C H M G B L Z R E V E L O C I T Y S L T S K C I A I W Q K G R V P O R H U V D B S Z F T D L Z M Y H U N R M V G F P Q W E D M A I M I C R O S C O P E I V C F D U R Z F O D I L O S S J P R K E X B U D G A T M O S P H E R E H E E C W F Y L O J G E E D A L X H O R H L S S X H R C R O N T S I S E H T O P Y H S H D P N R Q T S K U E N N O Z S R J A D C U V K U U C O N C L U S I O N I M A J N E B P M A T A R I S T O T L E A T T R A C T W L N Q O E P M F A U E K N G N I W N T E F T F U P O O R A L N I N R Y E J E H N Y I A W E C T I E I I S N A G G I I R S X F M I L S A C Q Q H N R V R R A C U Z X Y V H T O T T N U C L E I E F X S S Y J A Y A J R U I R I A F Y T N N B K T Z K U T W O Y E O O D M R T Y E N T A J Z V I E N U G N N H N D A K C B M L O Z L C M S A N E K B I J M U U C A V G Y R You've got it - BRAIN-POWER! www.letsgoscienceshow.com page 6