Second Grade Studies Reversible vs. Irreversible Change

In second grade, we have been studying states of matter.  In this investigation, students conducted an experiment where they melted crayons - changing solid to liquid.  They then poured the melted wax into a mold to create a shell shaped crayon - changing liquid to solid.  It changed color and shape, but it was still a reversible change.

Woodstock Students Compete at the Vermont Technical College Popsicle Stick Bridge Building Competition

Our bridge builders and their coaches!

Third Grade Constructs Cars

Third Graders were given an engineering challenge to design and build cars using our Stix-N-Bitz construction toy.

Fifth and Sixth Grade Studies Metric Measurement

Student's were given a set of liquids and asked to combine them in different color and volume combinations.  At the end, all cups were visually compared to see if they had measured correctly.

what correct looks like!