Science 4 A&B - Materials List

¼ cup vinegar

1 cup and 1/2 teaspoon vinegar

1 cup flour

1 cup water

1 pair of socks

1 teaspoon cooking oil

1/2 teaspoon dirt

1/2 teaspoon flour

1/2 teaspoon ground up chalk

1/2 teaspoon liquid soap

1/2 teaspoon rubbing alcohol

1/2 teaspoon solid laundry soap

10 pennies, 10 of any object that could act as bowling pins (for example paper towel rolls or stuffed animals), 1 ball

10 toothpicks

2 balloons

2 clear drinking glasses

2 different colors of food coloring (dark colors are best)

2 eggs

2 metal thumbtacks

2 small glasses

2 tbsp baking soda

2–3 trays of ice cubes

2-liter bottle of soda

2-liter plastic bottle

3 bowls

3 clear drinking glasses

3 different types of flowers

3 identical plastic cups

3 index cards

3 liquids (pint of milk, bottle of water, can of juice, etc.)

3 or 4 hard covered books

3 or 4 pieces of sandpaper

3 small toy cars of different sizes

3 small zip-close plastic bags

4 and 1/2 teaspoons of regular granular sugar

4 different vegetables from different parts of plants (leaf, root, stem, fruit, flower)

49 index cards

6 sugar cubes

8 glass jars with lids

a match

aluminum foil

bag of gumdrops

balloon

bath salts (such as epsom salts--they must contain magnesium sulfate)

box for a diorama

box of toothpicks

can of frozen-concentrate orange juice

cardboard, heavy paper, and/or modeling clay to make creatures

clear plastic bag

clear plastic drinking straw

copper wire

cork

crayons or colored pencils

d battery

digital camera

drawing paper

flat piece of plywood

food coloring (any color will work)

fork

funnel

glue

houseplant

inflatable globe

knife

lamp

large leaf

large spoon

large stalk of celery

large, shallow baking pan

lemon

liquid measuring cup

long string

markers

masking tape

materials for wrapping cups (such as bubble wrap, aluminum foil, plastic bags, newspaper, cardboard, or cloth)

measuring cup

measuring spoon

medium-sized bowl

medium-sized box

metal and non-metal objects

meter stick or tape measure

mirror

modeling clay

modeling clay in a range of colors

nails (zinc or copper)

newspaper

paint brushes

paper plate

pen or pencil

pieces of shrubs to decorate

pitcher

plastic bottle (such as a 20 oz. water bottle)

plastic cup

poster board

red or orange gelatin granules

rocks

rubbing alcohol

ruler

salad bowl

salad dressing

sand

saucer

scissors

several paper cups

small plastic (grocery) bag

sponge (no scrubber side)

spoon

sticks

straight pin

table salt

tap water

tape

tape or glue

thermometer

towel

watch or clock

water bottle

water-based paints

wooden craft sticks