The Miquon Kids’ Research Journal Volume Two
Welcome to the second ever publication of our new online research journal:
Stuff About Stuff: The Miquon Kids’ Research Journal
To strengthen their understanding of the scientific method and to practice using scientific habits of mind, fifth and sixth grade students at Miquon designed and implemented their own experiments this spring. They developed testable questions, planned procedures, collected data during school and at the Art and Science Show, and shared their findings through online presentations. Please enjoy their work and leave comments and questions for the scientists!
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How Long Will It Take For People To Sing, Dance, or React When Their Favorite Song is Played?(presentation) |
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How Long Will Different Ages Wait for Increased Reward?(presentation) |
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Will People Split or Steal the Skittles?(presentation) |
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Do Older Kids Have More Self Control Than Younger Kids When Presented With a Treat?(presentation) |
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Can People Rank Hot Sauces from Mild to Medium to Hot?(presentation) |
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Does Running Competitively Make You Run Faster?(presentation) |
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Can People Tell the Difference Between an Organic Oreo and a Regular Oreo?(presentation) |
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Will Young Children Choose a White Doll or Black Doll to Play with While Reading a Picture Book?(presentation) |
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Will Kids Run More Laps for More Candy?(presentation) |
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Does What You Tell People About Something Actually Affect How it Tastes?(presentation) |
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Does Color Affect Taste?(presentation) |
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Will You Run Faster if You are in a Race or Running Alone?(presentation) |
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What Percentage of People Can Keep a Straight Face While Eating a Jalopeño?(presentation) |
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Does the Color Red Attract Customers?(presentation) |
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Do People Prefer Small Dogs or Big Dogs?(presentation) |
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How Long Will it Take for Someone to Laugh While Watching a “Try Not to Laugh” Video?(presentation) |
