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Food Science Discovered: The Life of a Food Science Innovation
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- In this project, students will explore the life of a food science innovation through the creation of a product resume. Students will examine the life of an original product, including its discovery or invention, the history of the product, and the product’s benefits and limitations.
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Food Science Ice Breaker
- In this ice breaker activity, students will use be introduced to one another, as well as to the field of food science, by matching raw ingredients with finished food products.
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How Sweet It Is!
- In this activity, students will explore functional properties of food ingredients by comparing the structures and functions of natural and artificial sweeteners.
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Scientific Method: How Do Scientists Solve Problems?(Lesson 2 of 3)
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- The following lesson will allow students to name and explain the steps of the scientific method and use the scientific method to solve a problem. Can be used as Lesson 2 of 3 in conjunction with What is the Effect of Light on Ice? and Steps to Creating a Science Research Project.
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Scientist Resume Project
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- In this project, students will explore the history of science through the creation of a scientist resume. Students will examine the life of a scientist, including education, achievements and failures, and personal endeavors.
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Steps to Creating a Science Research Project
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- From this lesson, students will gain an understanding of soil and water relationships.
Students will investigate water holding capacity and porosity of soil and how soils of
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