Science For Teaching Learn Science with Mr. McWiz Contact us on (727) 314-8044 or info@mrmcwizscienceforteaching.com Episode  Two Air and Air Pressure Overview In this science segment Mr. McWiz gets into more demos of how-to-do fun  experiments of engaging inquiry lessons with air pressure, heated and  compressed air. We model the inquiry questions to be asked while giving  clear explanations and demonstrating the making of predictions,  observations and identifying variables. You will see how to do a lesson with a  simply constructed paper bridge and a straw, make a playing card stay up in  the air while you blow air against it, teach fraction lessons with seltzer tablets and math with exploding science fun. Your children will have a literal blast as  they watch you shoot a soda bottle up in the air with compressed air and  stand in awe at a plastic clothes bag that rises toward the sky with  expanding heated air. You and your students will feel the science magic as  you implode soda cans which suck up colored water with a canister vacuum  – and with a detailed explanation! There are many math lessons that can be  taught as Mr. McWiz discusses how you can teach such things as linear  metric measurement, simple fractional conversions, time-lapse stopwatch  applications, and documenting your data on tables and graphs.  And  because of this experiential “hands-on” science fun – your children should  learn and remember the math much longer.  Mr. McWiz’s clear explanations  – while modeling the how to teach these experiments – should help to make  every parent or teacher feel like a science expert and possibly – a science  magician!  Click to see trailer $29.95