What is Air?
Through hands-on activities and experiments, students will learn the properties of air, what it’s made of, and why it is important in our daily lives.
The Energy Coalition will send you balloons, a glass jar, tea candles, string, cardboard squares, plastic cups, napkins, molding clay, and straws to bring this lesson to life.
Through hands-on activities and experiments, students will learn the properties of air, what it’s made of, and why it is important in our daily lives.
The Energy Coalition will send you balloons, a glass jar, tea candles, string, cardboard squares, plastic cups, napkins, molding clay, and straws to bring this lesson to life.
Through hands-on activities and experiments, students will learn the properties of air, what it’s made of, and why it is important in our daily lives.
The Energy Coalition will send you balloons, a glass jar, tea candles, string, cardboard squares, plastic cups, napkins, molding clay, and straws to bring this lesson to life.
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