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Weekly Science Experiment Schedule

The document outlines the daily schedule and activities for a science camp from Monday to Friday. Each day consists of a warm up activity and topic discussion from 09:00-10:00, followed by a snack break and hands-on experiments relating to the daily topic from 10:30-11:30 and 12:30-15:00. The schedule includes experiments on lab basics, physical and chemical reactions, states of matter, explosions, and edible experiments. Students conduct observations, write lab reports, and learn about concepts like pH, freezing and boiling points through hands-on activities.

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Weekly Science Experiment Schedule

The document outlines the daily schedule and activities for a science camp from Monday to Friday. Each day consists of a warm up activity and topic discussion from 09:00-10:00, followed by a snack break and hands-on experiments relating to the daily topic from 10:30-11:30 and 12:30-15:00. The schedule includes experiments on lab basics, physical and chemical reactions, states of matter, explosions, and edible experiments. Students conduct observations, write lab reports, and learn about concepts like pH, freezing and boiling points through hands-on activities.

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Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

08:30
-
09:00
Arrival
09:00
-
10:00
Daily Topic -
Lab
Basics:Warm
up activity &
Scavenger hunt
Daily Topic -
Physical/Chemical
reactions: Warm up
activity, temperature &
plant observation
Daily Topic -
Solid, Liquid
& Gas: Warm
up activity,
temperature &
plant
observation
Daily Topic -
Awesome
Explosions:Warm
up activity,
temperature &
plant observation
Daily Topic - Edible
Experiments:Warm
up activity,
temperature, plant
observation & access
data
10:00
-
10:30
Snack Break
10:30
-
11:30
Understanding
pH: What does
it mean? Using
PH strips and
understanding
the scale
Physical: Mixing
marbles, tearing
paper, watching ice
melt, crumpling paper,
crushing
cans Physical:Boiling
water (Write Lab
report)
Ice Cold:What
is waters
freezing point?
Understanding
water as a
solid (Write
lab report on
freezing point)
Volcanic
eruption: What
happens when we
mix baking soda
with vinegar and
dish soap?
Physical:Make your
own Rock
CandyPhysical:Make
your own edible blob
11:30
-
12:30
Writing a
science
report: practice
all elements and
prepare for
afternoon
experiment
Chemical Tie Dye
Fun: What happens
when you add dye to
water? Tie dye
experiment
Boiling
Hot:What is
waters boiling
point?
Understanding
water as a
liquid to gas
(write lab on
boiling point)
Firework
fizz:What happens
when you add
mentos to a bottle
of coke?
Physical:Make ice
cream

12.30
-
13:00
Lunch Break
13:00
-
15:00
Observation &
Experiment:Are
Strawberries
sweet or
sour?Funky
Flowers: What
happens when
you feed a
flower with
coloured water?
Chemical: What
happens when you
shine the sun on
paper? Quiz:Chemical
or Physical?
Energy: Using
the water
cycle to
illustrate 3
states of
water. How
does energy
move in
different
temperatures?
Explosions: Using
baking
soda/sparkles/food
coloring/vinegar
and adding to a
bottle of water and
watching fireworks
in slow motion Lab
Report
Bubbly Water: Use
citric acid (lemon
juice) to change
composition of
waterPhysical:Make
your own butter
15:00 Home

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