Materials: White vinegar(in the water bottle) Paper for funnel Baking soda Balloon Pieces of tape Directions: Grab your sheet of paper and spiral it until you have a funnel that will fit into the balloon’s mouth. Tape the spiraled side of the paper to the paper so the paper funnel will stay. Carefully, pour the…
Materials: 4 cups of granulated sugar 1 plastic cup 1 piece of string 1 straw 1 saucepan 1 cup of water Directions: The night before you are ready to start the experiment, tie one end of the string around the straw and tie a knot in the other end of the string. Let this sit…
Materials: Water Sunlight A clear glass A small mirror Instructions: Fill you clear glass with water. The glass doesn’t need to be filled to the brim, but the higher the water is, the bigger rainbow you should get. Place your mirror inside the glass of water at an angle Place the glass so the sunlight…
Materials: Skittles or M&Ms White plate Warm water Instructions: Prepare your workstation! Make sure that your plate is clean so that you can fully see the rainbow! Place your skittles/M&Ms around the rim of the plate. Arrange the candy to make your own unique rainbow! Pour the water carefully in the center of the plate. …
Materials: 4 tsp of powdered sugar 1 tsp of baking soda Bowl Pie Tin Spoon Sand Instructions: In a bowl, mix the powdered sugar with baking soda. Fill your pie tin with sand, then use your knuckle to make an indent in the sand in the middle of the tin. With help from a parent,…
Materials: Shaving Cream A Clear Cup Water Blue Food Coloring Instructions: Fill your cup with water. Add a layer of shaving cream on top of the cup. Add a couple drops of food coloring on top of the shaving cream Watch as the food coloring falls into the water like water droplets!
Materials: A Raw Egg Vinegar A Cup/Jar Food Coloring (optional) Access to a sink Instructions: Carefully, place your egg into the cup or jar. Fill the cup with vinegar till the egg is covered. If you want a colored rubber egg, add some food coloring! Wait and watch little bubbles form around the egg! After…
Materials: Food Coloring Milk Dish Soap Q-tip Plate A Paper Towel Instructions: Prepare your work station. Place a plate on top of a paper towel on a flat surface. With some help from a parent, pour some milk into the plate till it is completely covered. The milk should be about ¼ of an inch…
Materials: ZipLock Bag Room-Temperature Water Sharpened Pencils Pencil Sharpener (if necessary) Towel Instructions: Fill your ZipLock Bag ¾ full with water. Make sure that it is sealed all the way before starting! Make sure that your pencils are sharpened! Use a sharpener if they are blunt! Hold the Ziplock bag with your non-dominant hand over…
Materials: Cabbage Leaves 6 Glasses or Jars Cold Water Food Coloring Spoons Paper Towels Instructions: Fill each glass up ⅓ of the way with cold water. Add a couple drops of each color of food coloring into each glass until you get the colors you desire your cabbage to turn into. Each color should go…