Spring Break is almost here for students, but as a parent, you can teach your child that learning doesn 't have to stop for the Easter bunny. The cool thing about scientific experiments is that they can be great fun for children and adults ....! Here are some simple but impressive ways to teach children how the world works!
1. a waterproof bag.
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Fill a plastic bag with water and stick pencils throughout the two sides. If done correctly, there will be no leaks! Indeed, the bag is made of polymers which are long chains of molecules which separate at the rupture site.
2. Create "elephant tooth."
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Ask your children if they want to see how the elephant brush their teeth. Just pour hydrogen peroxide in a bottle, add food coloring and dish soap. In a separate cup, add yeast and warm water together. Pour the yeast mixture into the bottle and make room for the foam!
3. Learn about buoyancy with packets of ketchup.
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Fill one or two liter bottle three quarters of the way with water. Now take a ketchup packet there and see if it floats upward. Change it by putting a packet of mustard sauce or soy to see if the results are the same.
4. Make your own goo.
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Oobleck, quicksand, mud, whatever you call it, this classic experience can be a little messy, but it is always a good time. Just mix the cornstarch, water and a little food coloring, and you yourself have some muck in good faith to play in.
5. Create art with milk and food coloring.
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Just pour some milk on a plate, add a few drops of food coloring, and a drop of soap dish. Suddenly you are on a trip to swirl town!
6. Learn why sunscreen is important.
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Sunblock is extremely unpopular with the children (and adults), but it is important for health your skin! Prove it by having your children spread sunscreen on a piece of black paper. Put it in the sun and see what happens. Bare parts fade, while protected spots remain bleak.
7. gummy bears grow.
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When you put in a little salt water, gummy bears to grow your eyes!
8. Watch what happens when you throw an Ivory soap in the microwave
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Be careful -. This one is hot, but it is very cool! Ivory throw a bar of soap in the microwave for a minute or two and watch what happens!
9. Turn celery different colors.
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Show your kids how cool is celery is to place the stalks of it in cups filled water and various drops of food coloring. After a few hours, celery must absorb water, causing them to turn color (hopefully) which makes them less "icky" to children.
10. Look lemons "burst."
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This is a much better alternative odor classic vinegar volcanoes. Cut a lemon and add the baking soda. If you want to jazz things up, just add food coloring!
11. Play with foldable candy canes.
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No matter how far from the holiday season it is, there is bound to have candy canes lying around your house. Unpack, place them on aluminum foil and stick them in the oven at 350 degrees. When you take them out after two or three minutes, your children should be able to bend like a toy!
12. Blow up balloons with vinegar and baking soda.
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Place vinegar in a bottle and baking soda into a ball, then stick the ball on the bottle. When baking soda falls into the vinegar, the balloon inflates slowly!
13. Make your own bouncing balls.
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Create a mixture of glue and cornstarch, add food coloring and pour your mixture in a container of borax and water. Let it sit for 10-15 minutes, remove and train goo ball. Let dry and you have made yourself an inflatable ball!
14. Learn about the buoyancy of oranges.
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Did you know that the orange float, but when they are peeled, they can not? Show this to your child by placing two oranges & mdash; a peeled, unpeeled one & mdash; in a bucket of water.
15. Make your own butter.
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This is a pretty fun (and delicious) way to get kids in kitchen. Just pour a little double cream in a jar and shake until it becomes the good stuff!
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Most of these experiments can be done in less than an hour, so your children will have great time to soak in this time of spring before and after a good deal of knowledge!
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