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MATERIALS NEEDED -A clear plastic bottle. - A teat of a baby bottle. - A deep container. - A cigarette. - Water and cotton. - A match or lighter. - Awl

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Page 1: MATERIALS NEEDED -A clear plastic bottle. - A teat of a baby bottle. - A deep container. - A cigarette. - Water and cotton. - A match or lighter. - Awl
Page 2: MATERIALS NEEDED -A clear plastic bottle. - A teat of a baby bottle. - A deep container. - A cigarette. - Water and cotton. - A match or lighter. - Awl

STOP SMOKINGMATERIALS NEEDED

- A clear plastic bottle.

- A teat of a baby bottle.

- A deep container.- A cigarette.- Water and cotton.- A match or lighter.- Awl or a sharp

element.PROCEDURE

- Fill the bottle with water.- Make the teats hole bigger so as you can introduce the

cigarette on it..- Put some cotton inside the teat and fix the teat in the

bottle rim.- Using the awl make a small hole on the bottom of the

bottle which you are going to cover and uncover . - Put the bottle into the deep container and light the

cigarette.- After finishing the experience have a look at the cotton.

HYPOTHESIS:The tar gets sticked into the lungs.

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Put some cotton inside the teat and fix the teat in the bottle rim.

Page 4: MATERIALS NEEDED -A clear plastic bottle. - A teat of a baby bottle. - A deep container. - A cigarette. - Water and cotton. - A match or lighter. - Awl

Using the awl make a small hole on the bottom of the bottle

Page 5: MATERIALS NEEDED -A clear plastic bottle. - A teat of a baby bottle. - A deep container. - A cigarette. - Water and cotton. - A match or lighter. - Awl
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CHANGING LIGHT ‘S direction

MATERIALS NEEDED

- A shoes box- A clear glass container

with straight faces- Scissors- Water- A torch

PROCEDURE

- Cut a narrow slot in one face of the box.- Put the water into the glass container.- Put the container into the box.- Switch on the torch and put it into the

slot.- Notice: What happens?- Suggestion : perform the experiment in

the darkness.

HYPOTHESIS:The light changes its direction when it crosses the water.

CONCLUSION

REFRACTION The light moves slower inside the water than in the air.

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ENERGY AND LIGHT

The light moves slower inside the water than in the air

The light changes its direction when it crosses the water.

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STATICELECTRICITY

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HOW DOES MOULD GROWGet these materials ready

 two slices of fresh breadtwo glasses of watertwo tablespoons of sugartwo plastic bags 

Follow the instructions • Wet one of the slices of bread with water. Put the bread into a plastic bag and

close the bag well. Label the bag “without sugar”.• Put two tablespoons of sugar into a glass of water. Mix the sugar and water

well. Wet the second slice of bread with the sugar water. Put the bread into a plastic bag and close the bag well. Label the bag “with sugar”.

• Put the bags with the bread in them in a dark place, at normal room temperature.

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A weekbefore

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conclusion

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A TERRARIUM FOR EARTHWORMS

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