Examples of science discoveries kindergarteners can show and tell

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🌱 Plant Growth: Show how seeds sprout into plants. All you need is a bean, some soil, and water!
• 🌈 Rainbow in a Jar: Layer different liquids (like honey, dish soap, water, and oil) to create a colorful density column.
• 🌋 Volcano Eruption: Make a mini volcano using baking soda and vinegar. Safe and exciting!
• 🔎 Sink or Float: Test different objects in water to see if they sink or float.
• ❄️ Melting Ice: Observe how ice melts and turns into water.

🧪 Practice Quiz

1. What do seeds need to grow into plants?
   1. Sunlight, water, and soil
   2. Toys and candy
   3. Darkness and soda
2. What happens when you mix baking soda and vinegar in a volcano model?
   1. It explodes!
   2. It freezes.
   3. It sings a song.
3. Which of these liquids is the densest in the rainbow jar experiment?
   1. Honey
   2. Water
   3. Oil
4. What happens to ice when it gets warmer?
   1. It melts into water
   2. It turns into a rock
   3. It flies away
5. What does it mean when something 'floats' in water?
   1. It stays on top of the water
   2. It sinks to the bottom
   3. It disappears
6. Which of these is NOT needed for the plant growth experiment?
   1. Toys
   2. Water
   3. Soil
7. What creates the different colors in the rainbow jar?
   1. Different densities of liquids
   2. Magic spells
   3. Food coloring only