Science With Miss Robyn: The Magic of Chemical Reactions Camp
Class experience
US Grade 3 - 5
In this 5 day camp, the kids will learn about different chemical reactions. Each meeting we will complete a safe chemistry experiment that shows different chemistry concepts. At the beginning of class, I will share my screen so the kids can view a slideshow while we discuss the experiment and the chemistry concepts. The kids and I will do the activities together step by step. They will be able to interact with me and each other during our class time by asking questions, etc. There is...
This class is taught in English.
The kids will learn the chemistry of different chemical reactions.
Hi, I'm Miss Robyn and I taught elementary school as a public school teacher, and I am certified in the state of Texas. I have been a 4-H leader and an instructor with my local homeschool co-op for the last several years. I currently teach classes for all ages with my local homeschool organization, in my home, and online. I have taught on Outschool since October 2020. I love learning about different science concepts and teaching science classes! I enjoy hiking, reading, gardening, and nature.
2 files available upon enrollmentThe Magic of Chemical Reactions Supply List Day 1 Washing soda-- found in the laundry detergent aisle in stores Epsom salts-- can be found in stores with the personal care products like soap, etc 1 -2 cups of warm water 2 clear drinking glasses or plastic cups Food coloring Eye dropper Measuring spoons Masking tape Pencil or pen Day 2-- Empty 20-ounce plastic bottle or glass bottle( 16 oz is fine too) Ex: Soft drink bottle, other drinks that come in bottles can be used; don't use 2-liter bottles 1 bottle of 3% hydrogen peroxide solution (available at nearly any store) 1-2 packets of active yeast (from the grocery store) 1 bottle of liquid dishwashing detergent (dish soap) Warm water-- amount is listed on the active yeast packet Liquid food coloring any color Measuring glass 2 cups (4 cup measuring glass is fine too) Funnel to put in a bottle A deep baking dish (square or rectangular; at least a few inches deep) Day 3-- Measuring cups or 2 cup measuring glass Measuring spoons: ¼ teaspoon, ½ teaspoon, 1 teaspoon, 1 tablespoon Baking soda citric acid ( can be found in grocery stores in the spice section or where canning supplies are located) or you can order from online suppliers 1-2 cups of water 2 sandwich size resealable plastic bag ( Ziploc for example) Paper towels or dish towel for cleaning spills Day 4--Red/Purple Cabbage Indicator--directions to make this are in a pdf that is available in the classroom. 4 cup measuring glass, large jar (32 oz) OR one large 500 ml glass beaker 4 drinking glasses, 4 clear plastic cups, 4 small jars ( 8 oz) OR 4 250 mL beakers Baking soda Washing soda Can be found in the laundry detergent section of stores or purchases from online suppliers Lemon juice ¼ cup Vinegar ¼ cup Water (2 cups) Day 5 • 4 12 inch balloons ( from party supply stores, Target, WalMart, Amazon, etc.) • 2 16 oz – 20 oz plastic bottle or glass bottle • white distilled vinegar • baking soda • measuring spoons • funnel • liquid dish soap measuring cups 4 cup measuring glass Optional 100 ml graduated cylinder
The kids will be using hydrogen peroxide, white vinegar, red/purple cabbage juice, baking soda, lemon juice, active yeast, water, table salt, Epsom salts , washing soda, and kitchen equipment. Please view the supply list.
Hi, I’m Miss Robyn, and I enjoy learning! Earning my Bachelor of Science degree in Education with a minor in Mass Communications has allowed me to teach children in public schools, lead a 4-H club, and teach as an instructor with my local home...
Group Class
$90
for 5 classes5x per week, 1 week
45 min
Completed by 17 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-11
1-6 learners per class