Maryville Middle School sixth grade science teacher Chelli Green uses food to teach a variety of lessons.

Chloe Nielson and Mariah Wiederholt flip pancakes, September 23, as part of a science lesson on chemical and physical changes. The girls said making pancakes creates a chemical change because the cooking changes the subject.

Chloe Nielson and Mariah Wiederholt flip pancakes, September 23, as part of a science lesson on chemical and physical changes. The girls said making pancakes creates a chemical change because the cooking changes the subject.

Avery White and Trent Townsend wear safety goggles while roasting marshmallows. White explained that roasting marshmallows is a chemical change.  “Anytime you can involve food, you have their attention,” Green said. “It’s fun and rewarding because they get to eat it.”

Avery White and Trent Townsend wear safety goggles while roasting marshmallows. White explained that roasting marshmallows is a chemical change.
“Anytime you can involve food, you have their attention,” Green said. “It’s fun and rewarding because they get to eat it.”

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