How would you teach ionization of water to 5th grader's?

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nincompoop · Answer

polarity can always be taught even at a very young age, but you would have to always start from fundamental particles and their properties

anonymous · Answer

I have to make it so they'll understand it...

nincompoop · Answer

with my experience, by the time I was in 4th grade, we were using light microscopes already so it was established that the stuff that makes up everything are indeed very very very small

nincompoop · Answer

get an idea from Bill Nye's videos on matter and atoms

nincompoop · Answer

BILL NYEEEEEEE the science guyyyyyyyyyyy

anonymous · Answer

Youtube video's?

nincompoop · Answer

ye

anonymous · Answer

I need to teach it to the average (kinda of less intelligent) 5th graders lol

nincompoop · Answer

https://youtu.be/46IcT4psuKw

frostbite · Answer

I would go with nincompoop and explain it in terms of polarity and the structure of water. For simplicity use protons (instead of hydronium), based on the 1:1 ratio of protons and hydroxide ions you can explain waters natural pH properties in simple terms.

anonymous · Answer

you got a degree because of this guy? lol

anonymous · Answer

Could you describe it a little bit more.. Too tired to think..