Mystery Science Mini-lessons - Week 05
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8 questions
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Do bats really drink blood? Why do you think that?
Do bats really drink blood? Why do you think that?
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What did this lesson make you curious about? What other questions do you have about bats?
What did this lesson make you curious about? What other questions do you have about bats?
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Why are pumpkins so popular every fall?
Why are pumpkins so popular every fall?
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What did this lesson make you curious about? What other questions do you have?
What did this lesson make you curious about? What other questions do you have?
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Giant pumpkins can be used as boats! The inventor of the pumpkin boat probably got the idea when they saw pumpkins float! Think like an inventor. What if you had a giant version of a fruit or vegetable? What could you use it for? A giant walnut shell could work as a bicycle helmet. A giant stalk of celery could work as an umbrella. Create your own invention!
Write a few sentences to explain your invention and make a drawing of it!
Giant pumpkins can be used as boats! The inventor of the pumpkin boat probably got the idea when they saw pumpkins float! Think like an inventor. What if you had a giant version of a fruit or vegetable? What could you use it for? A giant walnut shell could work as a bicycle helmet. A giant stalk of celery could work as an umbrella. Create your own invention!
Write a few sentences to explain your invention and make a drawing of it!
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What is the Moon made of?
What is the Moon made of?
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What did this lesson make you curious about? What other questions do you have about the Moon?
What did this lesson make you curious about? What other questions do you have about the Moon?
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The dark rocks on the Moon are clues about the Moon's past. Those rocks tell scientists that there were once volcanoes on the Moon! What object tells a story about your past? Maybe it’s a toy from when you were younger. Maybe it’s a piece of equipment from a sport you used to play.
Make a drawing of the object and write the story of how it’s part of your past.
The dark rocks on the Moon are clues about the Moon's past. Those rocks tell scientists that there were once volcanoes on the Moon! What object tells a story about your past? Maybe it’s a toy from when you were younger. Maybe it’s a piece of equipment from a sport you used to play.
Make a drawing of the object and write the story of how it’s part of your past.