Today the children went to Ms. Jackson's class for "ice fishing." They sprinkled salt onto an ice cube, the ice melted a little bit. A small pool of water formed on top of the ice and they dropped the end of a string on top. Then the pool of water froze back again, trapping the string. Cool!
Explanation: The molecules in a solid are close together and don't move. The molecules in a liquid are spread out and can move. When a solid gets warm enough, the molecules start to move and get farther apart. A solid turns into a liquid...this is called melting!
Ms. Jackson reported that our class did a fabulous job.Well done!
I graduated from Southwest Texas State University with a B.S. in Education. I've taught both private and public school for 20 years. I was an active neighborhood parent at Mark Twain (now my daughter is starting middle school at Pin Oak!)...and am proud to teach there, too! I am excited about providing a challenging inquiry based experience as well as creating a caring, reflective and supportive classroom community.
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