How To make Slime Making | DIY Simple Slime Make at Home
DIY Slime at Home Slime making is a popular fun-filled and exciting hands-on activity that kids enjoy making and playing with it. The children will…
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Invisible Glass Stirrer Experiment
Invisible Glass Stirrer Experiment Material Glass stirrer Beaker Glycerine Procedure Pour Glycerine into the Beaker and then immerse the Glass stirrer the Beaker. What Happens…
How to get an egg in a bottle
Learn something about how gases react when they are heated – extra points to anyone who can work out how to get the egg out…
Fun Science: Surprising saucers
Fun Science: Surprising saucers Ages: 4 to 8. Ingredients: Shallow dish, water, spices such as pepper or cinnamon, dish washing liquid. Experiment: Fill a saucer…
How to Make Paper Helicopter
How to Make Paper Helicopter: Simple Paper Helicopter is a quick and easy to make activity for the students to learn about the basic aerodynamic…
Simple Jet Power
Simple Jet Power Partially fill the bottle with vinegar. Wrap a small quantity of bicarbonate of soda in facial tissue and put it in the…
Make a Lauan seed model
Make a Lauan seed model The plant spreads seeds to leave offspring by a variety of methods. A certain kind of plant seed flies over…
Homemade 'Tinker Toys'
Homemade ‘Tinker Toys’ Ages: 4 to 10 We have been spending a lot of time focusing on painting at the preschool lately. I wanted to…
Make a Mini-rocket launch
Make a Mini-rocket launch This is a fun experiment demonstrating what happens when acids and bases react. Remember: What goes up must come down –…
How seed fly: Flying seed, Alsomitra model
How seed fly: Flying seed, Alsomitra model Flying seed Level Primary Concept The plant spreads seeds to leave offspring by a variety of methods. A…
Make a very simple Windmill
You will need two small, light pulleys scrap wood dowel string paper pin or nail Use construction paper or poster paper for the pinwheel. Assemble…
Mixing Oil and Water Science experiment
Mixing Oil and Water Some things just don’t get along well with each other. Take oil and water as an example, you can mix them…