Soil Type and Liquefaction | – Grades 1-5, Experiment with sand, clay, and loam and find out which type of soil dissolves most easily.

Experiment with ways that water can break the stone.

How Water Beats Rock | – Grades 1-5, Discover how water is more potent than rocks.

Jumping For Geodes: Can You Tell the Inside from the Outside? | Grades 1-4, Can you tell what’s inside a geode from looking at the outside? Learn more out these unique rocks and crack some open to discover the surprises inside.

How Many Letters? | – Grades 1-4, How much memory does a computer use to “remember” a series of letters? Find out how much memory a computer uses to remember 1000 letters.

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Is the most expensive one the best? Or does the cheapest work just as well? Sandwich Test: Wrap it Up | -Grades 1-2, Play with your food by testing how well different kinds of sandwich wraps keep bread fresh.A Battery That Makes Cents | – Grades 1-2, Can you make a battery from 24 cents? Make a battery from a pile of coins and find out how different amounts of coins affect the amount of energy produced.

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This super simple project requires volunteers and color charts you can print from the web.

How Does Color Affect Eyesight? | – Grades 1-5, Find out which colors are easier and more challenging to read at a distance.

Can plants be nourished with juice, soda, or milk instead of water? | -Grades K-3, Learn whether plants can live and grow when ‘watered’ with juice, soda, or milk.What Do Yeast Eat…and How Can You Tell? | – Grades 2-5, The objective of this project is to examine which foods yeast cells eat.Hand-Eye Coordination and Age | – Grades 2-5, Use a stopwatch and ping-pong ball to find out how hand-eye coordination changes as children get older.Check out our list of 18 science projects and experiments that you can try with your 2 nd graders this month. Are you looking for science activities to do with your 2nd graders? No sweat.

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