Middle School Science Experiment Workbook
Middle School Science Experiment Workbook (Science Books 5–7)
🧪 Real Science. Real Experiments. For Real Understanding.
This downloadable experiment collection is designed to complement RS4K Science Books 5–7, guiding middle school learners through hands-on investigations in chemistry, biology, physics, geology, and astronomy. These experiments go beyond worksheets—students build circuits, test variables, collect data, and draw real scientific conclusions.
Each PDF includes:
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Student Experiment Pages with instructions and prompts
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Teacher Instructions with setup notes and extension ideas
📌 Note: In Book 7, student notebooks include built-in experiment instructions, while the Teacher Pages provide guidance for supporting advanced learners.
What’s Inside:
Book 5 Highlights:
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Test measurement skills in The Great Liquid Lab
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Explain atomic structure to aliens from Planet Atomis
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Investigate the Definition of Life with cell theory activities
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Battle bacteria with real-world cleaner tests
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Explore forces and motion in playground-based experiments
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Model Earth’s seasons and map the planets with AI
Book 6 Highlights:
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Design in 3D with TinkerCad and explore augmented reality
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Use red cabbage as a chemical indicator
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Compare acids and bases with colorful pH experiments
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Zoom in on life with a microscope
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Study protists in motion and swing pendulums to model forces
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Explore Earth's surface and geology with GeoExplorer Quest
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Astronomy experiments coming soon
Book 7 Highlights:
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Predict solubility using atomic clues
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Extract DNA from fruit and become a botanical researcher
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Build working electromagnets
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Track animal behavior and environmental patterns
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Use a compass to explore Earth’s magnetosphere
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Map galaxies and search for black holes
🔍 For students ready to dig deeper, this workbook offers real scientific thinking in action. Great for homeschoolers, co-ops, and science-loving middle schoolers who are ready to experiment, explore, and discover.
Looking for younger learners? Check out the Elementary Science Experiment Workbook (Books 1–4).
