Liberty University Online Academy Science Materials List (2011)
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1 6 th Grade Unit 1 Plant Systems Assignment # and Project Name 3 Anacharis Photosynthesis 5 Seeds 7 Digestive Enzymes 12 Root Observation 14 Celery 6 th Grade Materials A few sprigs of Anacharis (also known by its scientific name, Elodea); these can be obtained from a local pet store that has fish and aquarium supplies Two large test tubes, about 6" long Two clear disposable plastic cups with lids, or small glass jars 4 kernels of corn or beans 4 paper towels 4 test tubes or baby food jars soda crackers Benedict's solution 4 test tubes beaker or small saucepan burner; either a stove burner, an alcohol lamp, or a Bunsen burner 4 radish or corn seeds metric ruler 2 thumb tacks hand lens 1 plastic bag scissors microscope 1 paper towel stapler microscope slide celery stalk with leaves food coloring (red or blue) dropper microscope Video 1
2 2 Body Systems microscope slide tall baby-food jar or glass razor blades (single-edged) metric ruler 17 Growing Roots 3 Digestion 5 Oil and Soap 6 Passing Food stove, hot plate, or alcohol burner 1 Rennet tablet or 1/2 g rennin Pyrex beaker (about 250 ml) 10 ml whole milk test tube and clamp two test tubes with stoppers or two tall thin bottles (vials) with lids 20 drops of cooking oil 4 drops of liquid soap honey starch masking tape glucose test strips 1 drop of iodine solution dialysis membrane or semi-permeable membrane (2 squares, 5 cm x 5 cm) 2 dental rubber bands/small rubber bands 2 small baby-food jars/beakers/cups 2 small bottles or test tubes that will fit easily inside the baby-food jars 9 Pulse Rate Stop watch or a clock with a second hand 10 Heart clear limewater 12 Carbon Dioxide 2 soda straws hand air pump 2
3 3 Plant and Animal Behavior 4 Molecular Genetics 5 Chemical Structure and Change 2 baby-food jars 13 Lungs 14 Evaporation and Cooling rubbing alcohol two cotton balls two baby-food jar lids a watch with second hand blackboard 2 Report: The Eye Research references (i.e. internet, encyclopedias, etc.) 3 Report: The Ear Research references (i.e. internet, encyclopedias, etc.) 6 Report: Instincts 7 Response several goldfish in bowls fish food 8 Trial and Error 17 Man s Influence 2 Flower Structure 4 Lima Bean Embryo 7 Mendel s Discovery a small trash bag or a can lined with a plastic bag (This is used to spit out 9 Taste Gene Lab the PTC.) PTC taste paper strips A lifesaver mint (to get the taste out of your mouth after the experiment). 10 Traits 13 Albinos 14 Genetics 17 Pea Pod a balloon 2 Solid, Liquid, and a small block of wood (or a rock) Gas a clean, square, plastic container or square baking dish a soda pop (save it to drink) 3 5 Copper Iodide a copper penny
4 6 Light and Sound 6 Calcium Carbonate 9 Water Molecule Model 11 Atomic Number 13 Use of the Periodic Table Periodic table 16 Chart and Diagram 17 Report: Chemical Discoveries 19 Acid or Base 20 From Memory 21 Cause and Effect 22 Chemical Symbols 23 Discussion iodine solution from your medicine cabinet a cotton swab a small pan for heating the penny a hot plate or Bunsen burner for heating the penny a clear plastic disposable glass or a test tube about 3 tablespoons of limewater (Directions for making limewater are included in the lesson) a soda straw 2 toothpicks 2 black Styrofoam balls and 1 white one (construction paper may be used in place of Styrofoam balls) Phenolphthalein solution 1/4 cup of vinegar 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda mixed in 1 tablespoon of water 1/4 teaspoon of household ammonia mixed in 1 tablespoon of water 2 clear plastic glasses a plastic spoon to stir the solution about 1 tablespoon of additional baking soda eye dropper 4 8 test tubes or soda-pop bottles 2 Test Tube Tunes 3 Sound Vibrations a tuning fork
5 7 Motion and Measurement a bowl of water (preferably a plastic container) 5 Light Waves A piece of rope or cord about 10 feet long (Clothesline is suitable.) a glass 1/2 full of water 6 Refracted Light a coin of any type a pencil 1 clear glass dish 9 Color Spectrum 1 small rectangular mirror 10 Create a Rainbow cardboard circle, about 5 inches in diameter white paper circle, the same size as the cardboard circle 13 Color Wheel piece of string, about 4 feet long crayons: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet glue or shellac, ruler, paste, and pencil pieces of cloth: red, green, black, and white 14 Subtractive Colors piece of red glass or red cellophane 15 Mixing Colored Light 17 Mixing Colorants 3 Forms of Lifting and Pulling 4 Unscramble Activity 1 spring scale, with a hook (The type of scale used for weighing fish is most suitable.) A smaller spring scale may be used, but you will have to adjust the amount of weight in the box to less than a pound. 1 heavy box filled with something to make it weigh about 3 pounds (The box may be filled with wood or rocks.) If you do not have a larger spring scale then fill a box to make it weigh a little less than a pound. 5
6 8 Spaceship Earth 7 Report: Horsepower and Watts 8 Your Horsepower 1 quart jar (an old mayonnaise jar that can be thrown away) 1 square piece of cardboard large enough to cover the top of the jar 1 marble 10 Law of Inertia enough sand or dirt to make about 2 inches in the bottom of the jar (the sand keeps the jar from falling over when flicked or breaking when the marble drops into it) 2 Balloon Globe a large piece of brown wrapping paper or newspaper (about 4 feet by 8 feet); can be taped together 5 Observing Shadows a black or dark brown crayon masking tape 9 Fact or Opinion A large ball about the size of a basketball to represent the earth A small ball about the size of a tennis ball to represent the moon 10 Eclipses A strong light of about 100 watts or more A method for darkening the room 13 Report: Planets 2 Report: Great Astronomers 9 Astronomy and the Stars 10 The Earth and the 7 The Spectroscope 8 Spectrography 9 Oil on Water 14 - Betelgeuse and Aldebaran No special material needed 15 Constellations 9 Biomes 6
7 Universe 7
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