Water Kit Educational Assessment

Heather Ryan from 3D Molecular Designs introduces the Water Kit, a versatile educational tool used from elementary to college levels. The kit helps students explore molecular bonds and the physical and chemical properties of water. It includes components for various activities, with tips for classroom management. Additional resources and digital activities are available online, and teachers can contact the company for further information.

What is the primary educational level range for the Water Kit?

• High school only

• Kindergarten to Grade 3

• Upper elementary to college

• Middle school only

Which type of bond is NOT mentioned as discoverable with the Water Kit?

• Hydrogen bond

• Metallic bond

• Ionic bond

• Covalent bond

Which property of water is NOT explored using the Water Kit?

• Adhesion

• Radioactivity

• Surface tension

• Cohesion

What is included in each cup of the Water Kit?

• 20 water molecules and a pair of sodium chloride ions

• 15 water molecules and a pair of sodium chloride ions

• 12 water molecules and a pair of sodium chloride ions

• 10 water molecules and a pair of sodium chloride ions

What is a suggested group size for using the Water Kit?

• 7-8 students

• 5-6 students

• 2-4 students

• 1-2 students

What is a recommended teacher tip for ensuring all parts of the Water Kit are returned?

• Use a checklist

• Count all parts before class

• Have students make an ice model and snowflake

• Assign a student to collect parts

Where can teachers find additional resources for the Water Kit?

• In the classroom

• On the 3D Molecular Designs website

• In a textbook

• At a local library

What is the purpose of the Water Student Modeling Pack?

• For individualized student modeling

• For group modeling

• For teacher demonstrations

• For online classes only

How can teachers learn more about the Water Kit?

• By watching a TV show

• By attending a workshop

• By reading a book

• By setting up a virtual meeting

What is the main theme of the Water Kit video?

• Building water structures

• Traveling with water

• Exploring water properties and bonds

• Cooking with water