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: 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: A Filled Water Bottle Ice Cubes Small Bowl Towel Instructions: Place the water bottle in the freezer, on its side. Take out the water bottle after about 2 to 2 and a half hours. Try slamming the water bottle on a hard surface, if something forms, the water is ready, otherwise, leave the water…
Materials: A Cleaned Clear Bottle (Preferably One With Smooth Sides) Water Vegetable Oil/ Mineral Oil/ Baby Oil Fizzing Tablets (e.g. Alka Seltzer) Food Coloring Instructions: Fill the bottle about 1/4th full with water. Pour your oil into the bottle until it is almost full. If needed, use a funnel or spout to pour the oil…