Eugenie Clark
Density Experiments
This week, students learn about the ocean and an amazing scientist who studied sharks, named Eugenie Clark.
Print and Electronic Resources:
Materials
Needed (K-3):
12” x 12” Construction paper (or similar size) (1 per student)
Paint (different shades of blue, green, and white)
Paper plates (1 per student)
Plastic knives (1 per student)
Kea Crate Supplies
Crayons (1 per student)
Bins/water tables/baby pools
Plastic aquatic animals
Boats
School sports supplies - see game
Perishable Materials
Graham crackers (2 per student)
Frosting with blue food coloring (enough for all students)
Goldfish crackers/gummy shark/teddy grahams (3 per student)
Lettuce (1 head)
Density Experiment:
Salt, grapes, sliced potato, sliced apple, rice, beans, pasta shells
Materials
Needed (4-8):
Puzzles
12”x12” paper
Paint (different shades of blue, green, and white)
Paint brushes (different sizes)
Paper plates (1 per student)
Plastic knives (1 per student)
Kea Crate supplies
Crayons (1 per student)
School sports supplies - see game
Perishable Materials
Graham crackers (2 per student)
Frosting with blue food coloring (enough for all students)
Goldfish crackers/gummy shark/teddy grahams (3 per student)
Lettuce (1 head)
Density Experiment:
Salt, grapes, sliced potato, sliced apple, rice, beans, pasta shells
Play this muted while reading the story
K-3rd Grade Reading
4th-8th Grade Reading
