What Do Sugar Drinks Do To Our Teeth Experiment

- Grades
- Grades 2–10, Elementary, Middle School, Not Grade Specific, High School
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- 1
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- Preparation
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- Subject
- Human Body, Life Sciences, Science
- Topic
- What Do Sugar Drinks Do To Our Teeth Experiment, Teeth Experiment
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- Activities
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What's inside this resource
Activity Overview
The human body is full of fascinating wonders to learn. This activity is created to help the students recognize the anatomy and the job of the human body.
What Do Sugar Drinks Do To Our Teeth
Every part and organ in our human body is vital so let's see how important they are.
Have you ever imagined how we look like if we didn't have a skeleton?
Did you know that because we have our amazing muscles we can stand!
Do you know how many teeth do we have?
Have you ever wondered about the food journey inside our body?
Can you name all the glands in our body?
Why do we have skin?
Our nervous system is really good at sending signals. Can you tell us more about it?
Are you really good at Mathematics, painting, or any other thing? You should really thank your brain about it!
The famous five senses are really doing a great work? Can you explain how every sense works?
What Do Sugar Drinks Do To Our Teeth Activity
The activity is perfect for encouraging the researching skills for the students, while learning more about our fantastic human body.
What Do Sugar Drinks Do To Our Teeth
This friendly designed worksheet is suitable for students at school, homeschooling, and as a group activity.
Instruction
Label the cups, one with each liquid.
Pour the drinks into the cups according to the labels, then place the eggs inside them.
Store the cups for 24 hours.
Check what happened to the eggs, and write your notes.
Format
Available in a PDF format.
In the classroom
Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
- Observe and record changes to eggs soaked in different drinks
- Explain how sugary drinks can affect teeth using the egg results
Teaching tips
- Plan for two sessions: one to set up three raw eggs in labeled cups of dark soda, dark fruit juice and orange juice, and one 24 hours later to observe.
Skills covered
- Scientific observation — students compare the three eggs side by side and note what changed in each
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Concepts & topics
Core concepts
- Tooth enamel
- Sugary drinks
- Dental health
- Observation
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