‘I’m a scientist’
Three ‘Science’ things you can do with
a cardboard box
- Cut the cover from a cardboard box
- Punch a couple of holes in it
- Punch holes in several sheets of paper - and place inside
- Loop a long strand of wool or string through the holes, tie it, and, hey, you have your journal!
Then, inside, write and draw your science experiments, science questions, and science thoughts.
- Cut your cardboard box in half, lengthways……………use the piece you cut away for your strips……….glue them in place, and, hey, you have a marble run.
- Rest it on a couple of books (a ramp), and let it go!!
- How high is your ramp?
- What happens when you alter the height of the ramp?
- Cut out a 1” square from A small piece of card
- Draw and cut out a small boomerang.
- Write your initials on your boomerang.
- Use another piece of card as your launching platform.
- Balance the boomerang on the edge and flick it with your finger.
- What happens when you flicked the boomerang?
- Is there a pattern to the direction it rotates in? Does it spin to the right or left?
- How far does it fly before it changes direction?
Yep, a cardboard box sure is a great science resource!!
And, I bet there are more things you can do….
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