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Lesson plan Classic Candle Experiment Brief description Students will find this classic experiment fun to do and amazing to watch but trickier to explain. A lit candle is covered with an inverted jar in a saucer of water, the flame expires and water rises up into the jar. Students test their explanations by experimenting with different candles, jars and bottles. They will also realise that prior knowledge can lead to plausible but incorrect conclusions. Duration: 45 - 70 minutes Year level: Middle to upper primary Topics: States of matter (solid, liquid, gas), thermal expansion, air pressure, vacuums, misconceptions in science Preparation: 10 to 20 minutes (depending on availability of materials) Extensions: Science: Teacher Demonstration 8: Hot air expands Science: Teacher Demonstration 11: Leaping Candle Flame (Teacher Demonstrations 8 & 11 are available online in PDF format) Overview Whole class Perform Teacher Demo 1 (see Teacher Notes), (10 15 min) discuss small group activities, worksheet, and safety precautions and allocate groups and jobs Small groups Experiment with various candle sizes and (20 35 min) different shapes of bottles and jars to test test scientific explanations of observations Whole class Class discussion of the activity.
Lesson Plan Classic Candle Experiment Brief description Students will find this classic experiment fun to do and amazing to watch but trickier to
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