This investigation is perfect for a hot summer afternoon when you simply need to get outside. Students compare items that melt and investigate whether these items have different melting rates. It's ideal for lessons on states of matter or materials and their properties.
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This investigation is perfect for a hot summer afternoon when you simply need to get outside. Students compare items that melt and investigate whether these items have different melting rates. It's ideal for lessons on states of matter or materials and their properties.