Self-study that impresses your teacher! Recommended science self-study ideas for 5th graders

A study on easy ice cream you can make in one minute

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Have fun with it! Here’s an idea for a simple ice cream experiment you can make in just one minute.

Not many people have actually made ice cream themselves.

How about trying a fun and easy experiment where you can also enjoy delicious ice cream? All you need is milk, sugar, ice, salt, and resealable bags.

The steps are simple and easy to follow, so kids will likely jump right in! And since this is for learning, don’t forget to keep records of what you do!

Fossil making

At-Home Kids’ Science Class (Upper Grades): “Let’s Make Fossils!”

Get hands-on with shells! Here are some ideas for making your own “fossils.” We often hear that real fossilization can take over ten thousand years.

When dinosaur bones or ancient life fossils are discovered, they’re frequently featured in the news and media.

This time, let’s use shells to create specimens that look just like fossils! In the video, we clearly explain each step of the specimen-making process.

Take this opportunity to give it a try!

How to make a basic robot

[How to Make a Basic Robot] Elementary School Robocon 2021 Programming Robot Online Competition / ROBOCON Official [robot contest]

Build a robot with your own hands! Here are some ideas for making a basic robot.

These days, we often see robots active in various roles.

In fast-food restaurants, there are robots that carry food and drinks, and some households even keep robot pets.

This time, let’s try making a simple robot.

You’ll need items like a ruler, scissors, a pen, thick paper or cardboard, batteries, a battery holder, a switch, a motor, and wires.

Be sure to work together with a teacher or a guardian.

Why can we see the Moon?

Science: The Moon and the Sun — Why Can We See the Moon!? — 6th Grade

Let’s clear up some questions! Here are some ideas about why we can see the Moon.

How about researching things you find interesting or mysterious in your daily life? It’s a great way to expand your world, deepen your learning, and resolve your questions.

This time, let’s learn about some questions related to the Moon.

After watching the video, it’s a good idea to summarize what you learned with text and illustrations in a notebook or on poster paper.

Give it a try!

Volcanic Eruption Research

At-Home Kids’ Science Class (Upper Grades): “Let’s Study Volcanic Eruptions!”

Let’s experiment! Here are some ideas for researching volcanic eruptions.

When you hear the word “experiment,” some people might imagine something difficult and dangerous.

This time, let’s try a volcano eruption experiment following the steps shown in the video! Japan has volcanoes in a variety of shapes.

First, it’s a good idea to look into what kinds of volcanoes exist in Japan.

The materials you will use include a lidded plastic cup, a deep paper plate, a flat paper plate, a straw, water, plaster, baking soda, and more.

autonomous self-driving robot car

Let's Build a DIY Self-Driving Robot Car: Science Experiment [Azabu Science Experiment Classroom]

Make and play! Here are some ideas for an autonomous robot car.

Many of you have probably played by moving toy vehicles like cars or trains by hand.

This time, let’s try building a robot car that moves on its own.

In the video, they use tools and kits.

The completed self-driving robot car runs along a course drawn with a black pen on paper.

When using tools, be sure to work together with a teacher or guardian.

Give it a try!

Sound experiment

[Environmental Experiment School] Let's experience how sound travels through 'things'

Learn how sound travels! Here are some ideas for sound experiments.

What comes to mind when you think of sound? You’re surrounded by all kinds of sounds, aren’t you? This time, let’s deepen our learning with the theme of sound.

In the video, it seems you can learn about what sound is and how people perceive it differently.

By studying the properties of sound, you might make new discoveries in your daily life! The experiments feature ones using test tubes and ones using different materials.

Give them a try!