Dancing Raisins for Parshas Naso
Item Number: CRBAM16-RS055
Date Submitted: 08/09/2016
In Parashas Naso, the nazir is commanded to abstain from wine, or grapes. He may not even eat dried grapes. This experiment, which uses dried grapes, can teach the students many different science concepts. There’s a lesson on sinking and floating, a lesson on object density, and even the different states of matter. Let’s throw in buoyancy too!
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Size: |
8.5"x11" |
Language: |
English |
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N/A |
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N/A |
Color: |
Color, Black and White |
Grade(s): |
Pre-2nd, 3rd-5th, 6th-8th, H.S. |
Resource Type(s): |
Curriculum Materials |
Subject(s): |
Tanach, Parshah, Bamidbar, Secular, Science |
Goals and Objectives: |
The students will drop raisins into a glass of carbonated, clear liquid and observe the reaction of the raisins as the soda bubbles attach themselves to the many wrinkles on the surface of the raisins. Older students will be able to attribute the up and down movement to the changing levels of density in the raisins. |
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Contents: |
7-8.5x11-Color and Black and White |
Paper |
Not Laminated |
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Page Scaling: |
None (Do Not Fit to Printable Area) |
Notes: |
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Raisins
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A glass
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Carbonated clear liquid such as seltzer or Sprite