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In this video I walk educators through how they can explore evaporation as a separation technique via a salt water solution.

In this video I share with educators a chant that one can use to review weathering, erosion, and deposition in order to hopefully clear up any confusion as far as which natural process is responsible for the breaking, moving, and dropping off of the earth.

In this video I walk educators through how they can explore chemical weathering, specifically oxidation, via water and iron nails, with their students.

In this video, I share with educators a basic data table that I use with my students as I introduce them to balance scales, as well as demonstrate how to use the measurement device in order to further explore the characteristics of solids.

In this video I walk educators through how they can explore the causes of Earth's seasons with their students.

In this video, I walk educators through how they can guide their students through separating a solution comprised of diatomaceous earth and water with a filter.

In this video, I walk educators through how they can provide their students with an opportunity to further discuss and internalize how white light reacts to various objects.

In this video, I walk educators through how they can explore the pushes and pulls of magnets with their students by building a car out of K'Nex and attaching a magnet to their vehicle.

In this video, I walk educators through how they can explore how altering the temperature of a solvent impacts the rate at which a solute can dissolve.

In this video, I walk educators through how they can explore pushes and pulls (Forces and Motion) by means of exploring how wind can propel a sailboat forward.

In this video I walk educators through how they can explore solutes, solvents, and concentration levels with their students via Kool-Aid and Chocolate Milk.

In this video, I walk educators through a lab in which a variety of separation techniques are used to remove pollutants from an aquatic ecosystem. These separation techniques include a sieve, filter paper, magnetic attraction, and floatation.

Within this video, I walk educators through how one can use soup to help their students understand that a mixture can also contain liquids - not just solids.

In this video, I walk educators through how one can create a real world scenario in order to explore how magnets and sieves can be used to separate mixtures.