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44. Turn Salt Water Into Drinking Water | Activities | Education.com Do this experiment to help your first grader understand how salt can be removed from salt water. All it takes are a few household materials. http://www.education.com/activity/article/Take_salt_out_of_salt_water/

Click Here Back to activities list Next Activity Turn Salt Water into Drinking Water print add to favorites by Julie Williams Topics: Science, Physical Science Nature Activities First Grade What You Need: 1-1/2 tablespoons of regular table salt 3 cups of water Mixing bowl Coffee cup or small bowl Sturdy plastic wrap Small rock What to Do: Start by helping your child mix the salt into the water in the mixing bowl and stir thoroughly until it is fully dissolved. Cover the bowl with sturdy plastic wrap and seal the edges tightly. Take a small rock (not too big or it will break the plastic), and place it right in the middle of the plastic wrap, so that all of the plastic slants slightly toward the middle of the bowl where the cup is. Wait several hours, and then take the plastic off. A good amount of water should now be in the small cup. Julie Williams, M.A. Education, taught middle and high school History and English for seventeen years. Since then, she has volunteered in elementary classrooms while raising her two sons and earning a master's in school administration. She has also been a leader in her local PTA. print add to favorites 7 Comments Related Worksheets Learning Long Vowels: Long A in Tray Color the Bald Eagle Coloring Shapes: The Fraction 1/4 Fill-in a Funny Story #1 ... Dot to Dot Vehicles: Chugging Around the Harbor Related Activities Create an Illustrated Bookmark Serve Scary Eyeballs!

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