FACTivity – Don’t Be So Fuel-ish!

FACTivity – Don’t Be So Fuel-ish!Math · Middle School Math · Grades 6–8Activity

In this FACTivity, you will answer the question: What is the relationship between temperature, the amount of visible sunlight, and the amount of water evaporating from two identical glass jars? Topics: Water, Evaporation, Experiment, Indoor Activity, Outdoor Activity, Shade, Sunlight.

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