Elephant toothpaste

What was the first step?

• Put 8 drops of food coloring.

• Put 1 tablespoon of dishsoap

• Pour in hydrogen peroxide.

• Pour in warm water.

Which one of these are NOT one of the steps?

• Pour warm water and dry yeast in a seperate cup.

• Throw your saftey goggles at a tree.

• Put exactly 8 drops of food coloring.

• Put on your saftey goggles.

How many tablespoons of dishsoap do you need?

• 1

• 4

• 1,000,000

• 3

Do you think this was a fun experiment? Would you ever try it?

Type your response below.

Something else you could learn from this science activity is ___. (select 2)

• that science is fun

• science doesn't make any sense at all, so why do it

• there are no clear answers as to why things happen

• it can be helpful to work in a group if everyone works together

Did you enjoy the activity?

• Yes

• No

Think. How could you relate this science demonstration to how we treat others? Going beyond science ... Read & think!

• It's okay if people EXPLODE with emotions to bad situations.

• Once you say something, the words are out there. You can't take them back, just like you can't put the foam back in the bottle.

• Everyone has a different color.

• If too many people are working together, the project will probably be a disaster. You won't get the right outcome then.

When working in a "cooperative group," everyone must ___.

• do everything for themselves

• be involved in the activity

• sit and watch the others work

• not talk to the other members of their group

Probably the most important part about making Elephant Toothpaste is ___.

• having a great time

• telling your teammates what to do next

• being in charge of your group

• reading the directions

Who is responsible to cleaning up the supplies and desks that your team was using?

• Everyone in the team

• Just one person

• The teacher

• The custodian