Unit A: Mix and Flow of Matter

Learn about the theory of Avogadro’s Law and the Ideal Gas Law and explore examples in everyday life.

Learn about the science behind the four main causes of turbulence.

Lava lamps are very interesting to look at. But they are also interesting examples of buoyancy, heat transfer and solubility!

Bernoulli’s equation is key to understanding why curveballs curve.

Let them bop ‘til they drop! What causes these raisins to reach new heights in this hands on activity?

Create a model of ocean currents and learn how currents are formed.

Learn about the history of surfboards, and how different materials and designs over the years affected the physics at work in surfing.

Make some goop that has the properties of a liquid and a solid.

Explore the concept of displacement of fluids in this hands on activity.

In this hands on activity find out just how much of an iceberg is below the surface. It might surprise you!

Hydraulics power many of the large machines you see around you.

In this challenge activity find out if you can get an egg to float. Learn how the density of matter affects the buoyancy of objects.

It’s not easy to dive deep underwater. How do divers get down deep? Learn how scuba divers manipulate density to move up and down in this hands on activity.

Explore the forces of gravity and buoyancy while designing a raft to hold the most weight possible.

Use a pop bottle and other everyday materials to create a rocket that you can launch outdoors.