Quick Info 📋
📄
File Type
PDF!
📝
Pages
📄 1 page
⏱️
Time
⏱️ 10 min
✅
Kid-Safe
Yes!
See What's Inside 👀
Preview pages
🔮
Page 1: My Prediction!
📋
Page 2: What I Tested!
🌳
Page 3: My Results Chart!
What's Included 📦
Everything you need
✓ Prediction Page!
✓ Testing Results Chart!
✓ Cause-and-Effect Writing Space!
✓ Easy to Print!
✓ Parent Tips Sheet!
How to Use 🎯
Different ways to enjoy
🏠
At Home!
Print before doing the Dancing Raisins experiment, then fill in your predictions before you start!
🏫
In Class!
A great first introduction to the scientific method for young scientists!
🎨
Art Time!
Draw your own raisins, grapes, and pasta dancing in the soda water!
What Kids Will Learn 📚
Science + Art
Skills We're Building! 💪
🌟 The Scientific Method!
🌟 Making Predictions!
🌟 Cause and Effect Thinking!
🌟 Recording Real Data!
🌟 Comparing Results!
What You Need🎒
Just a few things
→ A Printer! 🖨️
→ Pencil or Crayon! ✏️
→ The Dancing Raisins Activity Supplies!
→ Your Curiosity! ✨
For Grown-Ups 👨👩👧
Tips and ideas
👨👩👧 Parent Tips!
Make a prediction together before testing each object — that's the heart of real science!
Ask: 'Why did the raisin dance? What surprised you?'
This pairs perfectly with Episode 2: Dancing Raisins.
Why Do Leaves Change Colors? with Freddy
🏫 Teacher Guide!
Perfect for introducing the scientific method in K-2! Standards: NGSS K-PS2-1 (push and pull forces) and NGSS 2-PS1-1 (properties of materials).
Includes a structured predict-observe-record format ideal for early science journaling.