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Seriously Cool 5 Minute Science Projects for Kids

September 21, 2017 by Jessica Moore Leave a Comment

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Deep Blue Sea

I can’t help but think of Mr. Ray from Finding Nemo when I see this neat ocean zones experiment.  Mr. Ray sings a song about the oceans zones to his class that starts like this:

“Oooh, let’s name the zones, the zones, the zones. Let’s name the zones of
the open sea: mesopolagic, bathyal, abyssalpelagic. All the rest are too
deep for you and me to see.”

So with the song in mind, look how fantastic this ocean zones-in-a-jar experiment is for modeling the different layers of the ocean!  You probably already have all the supplies in your pantry and you can pull it off in 5 minutes or less!  What a great way to help your Little Cousteau understand more about ocean habitats and the deep blue sea!

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