Plaque attack experiment

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How does YOUR class celebrate Dental Health Month? We have a Plaque Attack!! This has to be one of the most gross science experiments ever… but that’s exactly why you have to try it in your classroom! Can you tell...

How does YOUR class celebrate Dental Health Month? We have a Plaque Attack!! This has to be one of the most gross science experiments ever... but that's exactly why you have to try it in your classroom! Can you tell which cups above have the sugar added? YES! The ones growing the disgusting plague! The trick to this experiment is certainly to make sure you use warm, not hot, water. This will activate the yeast properly. As you discuss the experiment with the class, talk about how sugar in…

Exciting elephant toothpaste science experiment for kids that is sure to bring amazement! Perfect for your little scientist at home. Watch what will happen!

Here's a fun experiment to just in time to squeeze in for Dental Health month! This experiment is a fun visual to show the damage of sugar sitting on our teeth and the importance of brushing our teeth daily! Find more about this experiment here!

Here are the final results from our Egg Experiment. Our blog this month focuses on acidity! We’ll discuss how acidic your beverages are and what they’re doing to your teeth. Read our blog in the link below. https://relaxationdentistrychaska.com/an-egg-cellent-experiment/ #relaxationdentistry #eggexperiment

I bet either you...or a teacher you know...owns this cart, but... Image from Michaels.com. I got this cart from Sam's Club many moons ago. You can now buy them at Michael's and similar stores. Every year that I have been a teacher, this cart has been in my room. The problem is that I never seemed to know what to put in it. I've tried games and manipulatives, but there wasn't enough space. I've tried organizing my files/worksheets/tests, but I quickly learned that files weren't easy to find…

Toothpaste is an effective weapon in the war on tooth decay. It's also a versatile material for science experiments.

Do you have a kid who refuses to brush his teeth? After this tooth decay eggshell experiment, he might be running to brush his teeth after eating!

Eggs aren’t only a favorite food but make for great science experiments to teach about dental hygiene! Try this experiment to see the effects food can have on our teeth.

Learn how to make Elephant Toothpaste, a classic science experiment that will wow kids and adults alike!

Using Breakout EDU in the classroom raises student engagement and motivation. Check out this post for more information!

Teach kids the power of handwashing with this easy science experiment! Kids will watch germs scatter as they dip their soapy finger in pepper.

It’s about that time again…. If you’ve been following me on Instagram, you know that I’m starting to get everything ready for back to school. A fresh coat of paint. Breaking out the sewing machine. Dusting off the personal laminator....

Show your kids how using soap works to get rid of germs in this glitter germ science experiment. You can also use it to show how thorough they need to be while washing their hands. Germs are everywhere, show your kids how important soap is to get rid of them with this hands-on germ activity. #homeschoolscience #germs #LivingLifenandLearning

A Kindergarten Smorgasboard Mad Science Experiment: Elephant Toothpaste | The Kindergarten Smorgasboard

You have to try this cool Magic Milk Experiment! Teach your kids about colors, chemical reactions, and blow their minds at the same time.

Cynthia on Instagram: "Milk and oil experiment 🧪 so mesmerizing 😍 Two liquids with different densities therefore they do not mix. Causing beautiful dots, almost looks cartoon like ✨ You need : - oil (i used vegetable) - milk (can use water for similar results) - paint or food coloring - pipettes / droppers #scienceforlittles #scienceexperiment #scienceexperimentsforkids #scienceexperiments #scienceiscool #scienceathome #stemforkids #stemactivities #homeschoolpreschool…

"I am doing this unbiased bread experiment to test the amount of preservatives presence for the bread we can find in any supermarket and/or convenience store.This photo is the compilation of the outcome after 4 weeks.Conclusion from the experiment:1st row - Bread from Bread History. Fungus developed immediately after the expire date. Photo shown that after 1 week, fungus were widespread.2nd row - Bread from Massimo. Small amount of fungus started to develop after 1 week it expired.3rd row…