Observing that Oil and Water Do Not Mix in Parashas Ki Sisa
Oil was used in many capacities in the Mishkan. In this parshah, we learn that oil was used to anoint the vessels of the Mishkan as well as the Kohanim. This is a good time to explore the properties of oil. The students will fill a plastic bottle with oil and colored water to prove that oil and water do not mix. Oil is less dense than water and will therefore remain above the water.
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CRSHM14-RS037 Instruction Sheet 127 Downloads
Specifications
| Size: | 8.5″x11″ |
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| Language: | English |
| Language Style: | Ashkenaz |
| Gender: | N/A |
| Color: | Color |
| Grade(s): |
Pre-2nd 3rd-5th |
| Resource Type(s): | Curriculum Material |
| Subject(s): | Parshah, Ki Sisa, Science |
Printing
| Contents: | 3-8.5×11 | Paper | Not Laminated |
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| Page Scaling: | None (Do Not Fit to Printable Area) | ||
| Notes: |
Some cutting and assembly may be required. Laminated items will require trimming. Items larger than 11×17 inches may require a large format printer. |
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Goals
| Goals and Objectives: | The students will explain that because oil is less dense than water, it remains above the water. |
| Skills Needed: | focus on task, ability to follow instructions, fine motor skills |
Materials
- Empty plastic bottles with caps
- Funnel (optional)
- Water dyed with food coloring
- Oil
Credits
| Publisher: | Walder Education |
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| Founding Director: | Mrs. Rouhama Garelick |
| Author: | Rivkie Schecter |
| Concept: | www.weirdsciencekids.com |
| Photography: | Rabbi Avraham Gershon |
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