Science 1 A&B - Materials List

bags, 2 resealable

baking soda

bird seed

boiling water

bowls, 5 small

brass fastener

building materials

camera or phone to take pictures

cardboard (various sizes)

cardboard box, small

celery stalks with the leaves still on

chalk

clothespins that open and close

construction paper

cotton balls

crayons and colored pencils

crayons or colored pencil

crayons or colored pencils

egg carton, cardboard

electric fan (with at least 2 settings)

electric fan (with at least two settings)

electric iron

flashlight

flower seeds (any kind)

food coloring

gardening tools (shovel, trowel, rake)

glass jars, 2 with metal lids, (medium and large)

glass of water

glue

hairspray

ice

ice and water

ice cubes

images for collage

items found in nature

items from nature walk

leaves, assorted

lettuce seeds (or similar)

magnets (various sizes and shapes)

magnifying glass

materials like aluminum foil, paper towels, cotton, Styrofoam, or fabric

materials to make an instrument (empty tissue box or cereal box, rubber bands, wax paper, paper towel tubes)

metal and nonmetal objects, assorted

milk carton

mixing bowl

objects made of different materials that can get wet

old sheet or towel

outdoor thermometer

paper plates (up to 2)

paper plates, 2

paper, 8 1/2 x 11"

paper, cardboard, or other materials to test how light travels

peanut butter

pen or pencil

pen or pencils

pens or pencils

pin or nail, 1 small

pinecones

plastic cups, 3 (1 clear, 1 translucent, 1 solid colored)

plastic cups, 3 (1 clear, 1 translucent, 1 solid-colored)

play dough or modeling clay

pot or bucket, large

potting soil

round cereal pieces

salt

sand or dirt

scissors

shortening, 1 cup

small items (like beads)

small pot

soil

soil samples from outside

spring toy (slinky)

stapler

stopwatch or timer

straws

string

sugar

tape

thin cardboard (various sizes)

tomato seeds

tracing paper (or other lightweight paper)

water

wax paper

white paper

yardstick or tape measure