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Ice Cream: Science Has Never Tasted So Good

The student will be able to identify matter as a liquid, solid, or gas.

More about this lesson plan:
Materials Needed: * newspaper to cover all desks * plastic spoons * paper bowls * paper towels * 2 quarts of whipping cream or half-and-half * 1 gallon of milk * sugar * rock salt * ice * measuring cups * vanilla * pitchers * gallon-sized Ziploc Baggies * quart-sized Ziploc Baggies * chocolate syrup and sprinkles (optional)
Author: Kelly Wilkin
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