Demonstrations


 * According to Aristotle's Logic, A demonstration (apodeixis) is “a deduction that produces knowledge”. **
 * A scientific demonstration is conducted to illustrate and explain a scientific principle. Demonstrations differ from experiments since demonstrations do not test a hypothesis through use of the scientific method. **

=** Demonstration Rubric for April 6, 2015: **= = =


 * **Demonstrations for April 2015 are found on the Knowzone.wikispaces.com on the demonstration page **

[|Newtons' First Law of Motion] [|How to Make a Compass] Friction and [|Air Pressure] [|Friction] Balancing [|Nails] Water [|Electrolysis] Chemical Energy in a [|Bottle] How Much Gas Does Your Favorite [|Beverage Produce?] Spool-Racer: How Can a Rubber Band [|Transform Energy?] [|Stretchy]_How Does Heat Affect the Movement of Molecules in a Rubber Band? On the [|Rise] Water [|Pressure]

=Demonstration Sites:= [|Way Cool Sound Waves] [|Pendulum Waves] Matter and Molecules - [|Sound] How Sound [|Travels]

The Kitchen Pantry [|Scientist] Science[| Matters] Energy Activities and [|Experiments]