Today, I want to take a closer look at air pressure!
Below, you'll find several amazing air pressure demonstrations (and some explanations) - many of which you can repeat in your classroom!
You'll also find a related product from my TpT store - the Air Pressure Lab Pack. This product includes four experiments students can complete - and one comment on this post will win it FREE! (Comments/giveaway close at the end of the day on Sunday, 12/16/12).
Be sure to stop by on Monday to see if you've won!
Also, we're running a blog hop! Check out the links at the bottom of the post to follow the hop!
You'll also find a related product from my TpT store - the Air Pressure Lab Pack. This product includes four experiments students can complete - and one comment on this post will win it FREE! (Comments/giveaway close at the end of the day on Sunday, 12/16/12).
Be sure to stop by on Monday to see if you've won!
Also, we're running a blog hop! Check out the links at the bottom of the post to follow the hop!
Enjoy!
Air Pressure is STRONG!
Wish you could do this in your classroom?
Well, you can! (Sort of).
See the next video!
The Amazing Smooshing Can!
As students learn, they are able to explain what happens!
Another great air pressure demo for the classroom!
This high pressure pushes the liquid into the cup!
Some engaging labs for students from my TpT store!
One lucky commentor on this post will receive a FREE copy of this lab pack!
Be sure to stop by on Monday to see if you've won,
leave your email in your post,
or send it to me at ScienceTeacherResources@ymail.com.
I promise no spam - I'll just need to contact you if you win!
Be sure to stop by on Monday to see if you've won,
leave your email in your post,
or send it to me at ScienceTeacherResources@ymail.com.
I promise no spam - I'll just need to contact you if you win!
Another great demo!
(and some more detail on how air pressure works)
(and some more detail on how air pressure works)
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