Students in Amy Gordon’s first grade class at Daphne East Elementary School recently conducted an Easter “Eggs-Periment” with Kim Wright, a student teacher from the University of South Alabama. Using facts that they had learned during dental …
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Students in Amy Gordon’s first grade class at Daphne East Elementary School recently conducted an Easter “Eggs-Periment” with Kim Wright, a student teacher from the University of South Alabama. Using facts that they had learned during dental health month, students soaked eggs in tea, coffee, soda, and juice overnight. The students were able to see the effects these liquids had on the eggs. They also ‘brushed’ the eggs to try to remove the stains left by the liquids. Students learned that their teeth, like the eggs, were susceptible to stains from certain liquids.
Pictured (L to R): Trinity Walton, Reagan Reid, Molly Arnold, and Luke Harrison