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Kitchen Lab

by Professor Fizz

Ruby loves to try new things.

Grade 1 (Level I): Early readers10 pages

A child learns they can do real science experiments using everyday items from the kitchen

Characters

Ruby

Ruby

Max

Max

Style

Map & Diagram

Map & Diagram

Story

Story Arc

Page 1
1
RUBY: Here are my bowls. MAX: What are you doing? RUBY: I am a scientist!
Page 2
2
RUBY: This is my first experiment. MAX: What will you make? RUBY: A fizzy drink!
Page 3
3
RUBY: Plop! Splash! MAX: Oh, no! More like plop, fizzle. RUBY: It did not fizz.
Page 4
4
RUBY: Hmm. Not fizzy enough. MAX: Maybe try less water? RUBY: I will try again!
Page 5
5
RUBY: More powder. Then water. MAX: Still no big bubbles. RUBY: It just got warm.
Page 6
6
RUBY: This is hard! MAX: My toast is good. RUBY: Wait! Toast is warm.
Page 7
7
RUBY: I need heat! MAX: What will you heat? RUBY: The fizzy drink!
Page 8
8
RUBY: Beep! Beep! Beep! MAX: Wow! Look, Ruby! RUBY: It is fizzy now!
Page 9
9
MAX: How did you do that? RUBY: Science! Heat makes it fizz! MAX: That is so cool.
Page 10
10
RUBY: Do you want to try? MAX: Let’s make more science! RUBY: My kitchen lab is open!
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Words to know

scientist
A scientist is someone who studies and learns about the world.
I am a scientist!
experiment
An experiment is when you try something to see what will happen.
This is my first experiment.
fizzy
Fizzy means full of tiny bubbles, like in soda pop.
A fizzy drink!
fizzle
Fizzle means to make small, weak bubbles, or to not work very well.
More like plop, fizzle.
powder
Powder is something that is made of very tiny bits, like flour or sugar.
More powder. Then water.
bubbles
Bubbles are little round pockets of air or gas in liquid.
Still no big bubbles.
heat
Heat is what makes things warm or hot.
I need heat!
kitchen
A kitchen is a room where food is cooked and prepared.
My kitchen lab is open!
lab
A lab is a place where scientists do experiments.
My kitchen lab is open!

Talk about it

Questions to ask after reading together.

  1. 1

    Why didn’t Ruby’s drink get fizzy at first?

  2. 2

    What did Ruby think when her drink got warm?

  3. 3

    What other things could you do science with?