The third in our series of science experiments. These are a great way to explore the world around you - and for some schools an experiment for the science fair is mandatory. At a loss for ideas? Here's another one to test. We often refer to orange juice, lemon juice, or tomato products as ‘acidic’ but do you (or your child) really know what that means? If there are acidic items in our kitchen what do we call those items that are NOT acidic? The acidity of a liquid is measured on a ... Continue Reading
Kitchen Science: Testing the pH of an Unknown Solution
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Teach the acidity of a solution by using red cabbage!
Kitchen Science: What Can You Learn From a Cup of Water?
October 11, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Teach gravity and air pressure with a simple cup of water and a playing card.
The second in our series of science experiments. These are a great way to explore the world around you - and for some schools an experiment for the science fair is mandatory. At a loss for ideas? Here's another one to test. Children are naturally curious creatures and every day we are presented with teachable moments that we may not even realize exist. Encouraging a child’s natural curiosity will ensure that they grow up wanting to understand how things work and why certain things happen ... Continue Reading
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Teach gravity and air pressure with a simple cup of water and a playing card.
The second in our series of science experiments. These are a great way to explore the world around you - and for some schools an experiment for the science fair is mandatory. At a loss for ideas? Here's another one to test. Children are naturally curious creatures and every day we are presented with teachable moments that we may not even realize exist. Encouraging a child’s natural curiosity will ensure that they grow up wanting to understand how things work and why certain things happen ... Continue Reading
Science Experiment: The Not-So-Magical Floating Paperclip
September 10, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Show your child the strength of water molecules by floating a paperclip on it.
School is finally starting, but that doesn't mean the wonder of summer has to end. Science experiments are a great way to explore the world around you - and for some schools an experiment for the science fair is mandatory. At a loss for ideas? We're starting a new series of science experiments for you. The Not-So-Magical Floating Paperclip Have you ever gone for a walk with your child and stopped to visit a pond along the way? Often times, you'll see small bugs skimming the surface of the ... Continue Reading
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