Fourth-grade scientists get their hands into cool experiments

Fourth-graders at Pine Bush Elementary rotated between classrooms doing some very cool science experiments. They used the power of persuasion in the “sewer lice” experiment. They used inferencing and math task cards with feely boxes too. They were amazed with the inflating “ghost hand” experiment with baking soda and vinegar.

Several fourth-grade students stand around a table and put their hands into boxes.

Three fourth-grade students work with a blue rubber glove over a clear jar.

Students in Sue Fiorentino, Stacey Venzel, Jenn Laubach/Jessica Fobert, Catherine Stevens/Jessica Fobert, Jessica Abrams and Sara Millen’s classes loved the science adventures they had! Hands-on learning is the very best!

A large group of fourth grades students in two rows, front row squatting. They all have skeleton masks in front of their faces.

A large group of fourth-graders all wearing white lab coats, stand in front of a classroom and smile.

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Fourth-grade scientists get their hands into cool experiments