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The St. Elizabeth Science & Robotics Club holds its annual Science Night every spring. Due to COVID-19, the school pivoted to a Virtual On-Demand Science platform in 2021.
Students in grades 5-8 were invited to participate in the selection of an experiment, research said experiment, develop a list of materials, create a set of instructions, explain the science behind the experiment and provide a video of the experiment in action.
STE's Virtual On-Demand Science "Night"
STE's Virtual On-Demand Science "Night"
How we did it!
Google Classroom was used to provide the instructions and to collect student results.Â
Students filmed in our Science lab or at home and were provided materials and supplies.
Click here for the Science "Night" Student Information Flyer.
Click here for the Experiment Template (for title, list of materials, instructions, and how the science works.
Click here for the list of Experiment Choices.
Click on each video below to view the experiment and click on the title of the experiment (pdf) to view
and/or print the student instructions for the experiment.
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Pressure Points in Medicine
Dry Ice Bubbles-Walker.mp4Dry Ice Bubbles
Dry Ice Bubbles
Rising Water McGovern-Coyle.mp4Instant Freeze Frenzel-Martin.mp4Dry Ice Bubbles-RBrady.mp4Page updated
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