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Wednesday, October 5, 2011

C is for Cookie

C is for Cookie: Cookie Erosion

The kindergarteners, first graders, and second graders gathered for the experiment. While the other grades worked together.  We did discover something- we should have had goggles!!! 

The older kids glued copies into their science logs, the others said out loud and I jotted them down on post-it notes.   


I taped the tools to the chart, so all of the students knew what they were (even though I kept calling them by the wrong names lol)




We started with the Q-Tip, then on to the toothpick, then finally the water.  

We found out that the Q-Tip didn't do much. The toothpick did the most damage... to US!  The crumbs were flying all around!!! Hence us needing the goggles!







We used the cheep-o chocolate chip cookies. I use the same kind of cookie for digging for dino bones :)
You will have to wait for December for that post though!


I just recreated the chart from above from this unit:
 I wish they put their info on it. I am sure that you would like a copy too!  If this is your, give me a shout-out so I can send them your way! It is a great unit!!





I did have some very unhappy second graders when they didn't get to eat the cookies.  When I do this experiment again, maybe there will be money in the budget to buy extra cookies.


A little side note- We never did get to do the 5 minute test- namely because we ran out of time lol We only have 15 minutes for a session. :)

21 comments:

  1. I would love to have this unit, I teach in Texas, how can I get this from you? Thanks!

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  2. Please send the unit! colleen.lescher@gmail.com

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  3. Please let me know how I could get this unit! Email: latoya.judd@dpsnc.net.
    Thanks!

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  4. I would love a copy of this lesson if you get a chance. malory.tyler@kckps.org

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  5. I would love to get this unit to teach to my homeschool co-op class. can you email to arrowhomeacademy@gmail.com

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  6. I would love to see the worksheets/papers associated with this unit. I teach an advanced 8th grade class, and my students teach our life-skills students a science lesson every other week. I think this would be great for our life-skills students. Please send any additional information/papers to tabithaoneal217@gmail.com. Thank you!

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  7. I would love a copy of the worksheets/papers that go along with this activity. I think it would benefit my 6th grade students. Please send them to docs_tigger@yahoo.com. Thanks.

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  8. I would also love this unit. hienntrann508@gmail.com

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  9. I would really like a copy of the worksheets for this activity! SO cool and fun!! kpaukner@godleyisd.net

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  10. What a cool activity. Yes I would like a copy
    sbaker@phill69.com

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  11. Fun activity! I would love the papers that go with it.
    sepence92@yahoo.com

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  12. i would love the worksheets that go with this, please! shaniceadyer95@gmail.com

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  13. I'd love the notes, thank you.
    lharrison4@bigpond.com

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  14. I would love this unit too!

    jennifercurtis@outlook.com

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  15. Are you still sharing this unit? If so please email me acec916@yahoo.com
    Thanks in advance

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  16. Are you still sharing this unit? I would love a copy. Please email me at powera28@yahoo.com if you are.
    Thank you!

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  17. Could I have this unit as well if still sharing. Email: mrsdschool3@gmail.com

    Thanks a bunch!

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  18. I would love the worksheets! This is great! ninathegreat82@gmail.com

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  19. I would love this unit! Please share if possible. medlobr@lc-ps.org

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  20. I'd love to have this unit as well. Please send if you can. laurelbigelow15@gmail.com

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  21. I'd love to have this foe my second graders. Iibarra@smbsd.net. thanks!

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