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What is that smell???
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Title - What is that smell???
By - Debbie Haren
Primary Subject - Science
Secondary Subjects -
Grade Level - 2-3
Materials:
several pickles
lemon
chocolate
cinnamon
peanut butter
small cups
aluminum foil
Paper
pencils

Procedure:
Take a small amount of each item and put them each into separate cups. Then put the aluminum foil over the cups and secure it around the cups. Then use a pen or toothpick to put a small hole in the tops of the foil. Give each child a plain piece of paper and pencil and have them number from 1 to 4. Then have them go over to the cups and smell the item. Then have them put down a guess of what they think it is. After everyone has guessed have them share their guess with the person sitting next to them. Talk about what a hypothesis is and how scientists use it to from theories.

Objectives: To learn about what a hypothesis is. To try to use only the sense of smell to guess what something is. To write down and compare answers with someone else.

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