ACS: Science ABCs - 'E' is for Egg
Ernesto is an egg cook.
He cooks them everyday.
He scrambles some and boils some,
Then puts the rest away.
He stores the eggs together,
The boiled ones with the raw.
Mixing up his egg supply—
A breaking of EGG LAW.
With all the eggs together,
Ernesto now must guess
Which eggs are the boiled ones,
Or risk a scrambled mess!
What You’ll Need
- hard-boiled egg
- raw egg
- 2 cereal bowls
What keeps Ernesto’s raw egg spinning after he lifts his finger?
The raw egg keeps spinning because its contents are liquid. Try swirling a glass of water and then setting the glass on a table. The water will keep on swirling for awhile. It’s the same way with the liquid inside the egg. It keeps swirling after the egg is stopped and makes the whole egg spin again when it’s released.
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Ernesto is an egg cook.
He cooks them everyday.
He scrambles some and boils some,
Then puts the rest away.
He stores the eggs together,
The boiled ones with the raw.
Mixing up his egg supply—
A breaking of EGG LAW.
With all the eggs together,
Ernesto now must guess
Which eggs are the boiled ones,
Or risk a scrambled mess!
What You’ll Need
- hard-boiled egg
- raw egg
- 2 cereal bowls
What keeps Ernesto’s raw egg spinning after he lifts his finger?
The raw egg keeps spinning because its contents are liquid. Try swirling a glass of water and then setting the glass on a table. The water will keep on swirling for awhile. It’s the same way with the liquid inside the egg. It keeps swirling after the egg is stopped and makes the whole egg spin again when it’s released.
Try this activity
Guided instructions, lesson plans, classroom activities, video demonstrations, and activity books.
What makes Archie’s apples turn brown?
Why does Benny use detergent to make
bubble liquid?
Why don’t water drops stick to Delilah’s raincoat or racetrack?
How does Carlita make her crystals?
Why do Frita’s peanuts float in salt water but not in fresh water?
Why does Garretta use milk to make glue?
How does Heather’s helicopter fly?
Why does one of Ivy’s ice cubes melt faster than the others?
Why does Jasper’s juice change colors?
How does Konrad’s kazoo make music?
Why does Lenny use a water drop to see better?
How does Makisha’s magnet make her skaters move?
How can Norbert find food from just its smell?
How does Ollie’s ocean-in-a-bottle work?
Why does Pam’s plastic bag not spring a leak?
How can Quincy and Quinona (and you) get quicker?
How does Rosie make her own rainbow?
How does Shirley make her shadows look so big?
Why does Toto’s swirling water look like a tornado?
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