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“ In the apple- lab” Science experiments with apples

Created by Ewelina Kusiak
Last updated by Aurelija Girskytė-Mockienė 1 week 2 days ago

 

COLLABORATIVE WORK LINK

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Science lab report worksheet: 
ROCÍO GONZÁLEZ and Christian Bonet
COLEGIO ECOLE
Asturias -Spain

Will the apple sink or float?

Students are going to find out...

 

 

Sibel Bayraktar 

Şehit Öğretmen Şekip Akın Primary School Class 1-I 

Nilüfer Bursa Türkiye 

Sibel Bayraktar

 

Since my students could not read or write yet, we could not write an experiment report. We observed how the apples you peeled changed day by day. Based on the change of peeled apples, we decided that our skin is very important to us.

2.b Primary school Čazma, Croatia

Anita Mikulandra

 

Experiment: an apple with the skin swims because there is air in the skin, and an apple without the skin sinks deeper into the water.

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2.b Primary school Čazma, Croatia

Oxidation experiment with apple

We observed what would happen to a peeled apple in the air, poured with water, lemon and cooking oil. The apple browned the fastest in the air, and lemon juice had the best effect.

 

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Ivona Mijoč, Osnovna škola Blatine-Škrape, Split, Croatia

 

We did two experiments with apples. In first, students observed will apples sink or float. Contrary to students' prediction, apples didn't sink. We learned that it's because they are less dense than water. In the second experiment we observed how apple seeds "dance". When baking soda and vinegar interact, carbon dioxide gas is created which forms bubbles and it makes apple seeds rise and fall.

 

Apple experiments

 

We are making the science experiment with apple and lemon. We take an apple half and place it in cut-side down into the bowl of lemon juice. We leave it in one hour. The other apple half without lemon juice is our control. We observe the color of both halves, then we place them white plate upon the plates. The "control" was brown but the "lemon" didn't change the color. Our result: lemon juice preserve apples. (Students from class 3b Szkoła Podstawowa nr 15 Wrocław Poland)

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Istituto Comprensivo E. Falcetti - Apice - Italy

Science Lab

Nilüfer Ortak - Class 7/A

Nebi Güney Secondary School,Türkiye

We put apples into 5 different liquids,which are vinegar,milk,water,mineral water and lemon juice, and observed which liquids stopped the apples turning brown.When the investigation is complete,we ordered them according to their colours.

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density of fruits

2nd Primary School of Thermi

Stella Kovatsi - Katerina Karya -Papadopoulou Sevasti         

                                Oxidation of the apple  

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The 6th grade students worked on the apple oxidation experiment.They cut the apple and the lemon into two equal  parts.Grate  one half of the apple inside it lemon and put half of this piece of the apple in a bowl. In the other bowl they put the other half of the apple piece as it is without putting anything.Theyleft two bowls at room temperature for afew hours and then observed the two pieces of apples.The result in the appearance of the apple is what you will also notice in the part with the apple that did not use the lemon that the inside of the apple decomes darker.The air cannot penerate inside the apple decause of this and only the surface blackens.

 
 
 
 

Filipoiu Mihaela-Evelina

Class 2 B

” Saint Andrew” Secondary School Slobozia, Romania

Our experiment

Negroiu Ioana - Secondary School No. 3 Slobozia, 6th grade

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IN THE APPLE LAB

Silvia Sartorio

A.Olivetti Primary School 5th grade students, Ivrea, Italy

 

In the apple Lab
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