Materials:

• White rose or flower

• 2 cups

• Water

• Food coloring ( 2 colors)

• Scissors

Instructions:

• Add water to both cups

• Add food coloring to both cups ( 1 color in each cup)

• Cut down the center of the stem

• Place one stem inside a cup then place the other stem inside the other cup

• Observe! This make take several hours

• Take a picture & share it on class dojo for points!

Materials:

• Two cups

• Water

• Baking soda

• Vinegar

• Gummy worms

• Scissors

Instructions:

• Full one cup 3/4 way with water

• Add 2-3 spoons of baking soda to cup of water

• Cut gummy worms in half

• Add gummy worms to your water/baking soda cup

• Wait 15 minutes

• Pour vinegar into your second cup (halfway)

• Take out gummy worms & add them to the cup with vinegar

• Watch as the gummy worms “dance"

• Take a picture and share with us for Dojo Points!

Materials:

• Jar

• Water

• Baby Oil

• Food Coloring

• Glitter (Optional)

Instructions:

• Fill your jar halfway with water

• Put in two-three drops of food coloring into your jar

• Put the cap back on and shake

• Fill the rest of your jar with baby oil

• Add in your glitter or sprinkles (if you don’t have any glitter)

• Shake and watch the oil separate from the water

• Take a picture and share with us for Dojo Points!

Materials

• 3 cups

• Several Pennies

• Water

• Soap

• Salt

• Vinegar

Instructions

• Set up your cups

• Pour water into your first cup

• Pour soap and water in the next cup

• Pour salt and vinegar in the last cup

• Now put a few pennies into each cup

• Wait about 10 minutes

• Remove the pennies from each cup

• Rinse them in water and set them on a paper towel

• Compare all the pennies & show us on Class Dojo!

Notes

• Which cup cleaned the pennies the best?

• If you guessed vinegar, you are correct.

• The vinegar made its penny shiny. Pennies become dull over time as copper on the surface reacts with oxygen from the air. The two elements combine to form dark chemicals called copper oxides. The acetic acid in vinegar dissolves these chemicals and leaves the copper surface of the penny looking shiny. Soap can clean lots of things, but it can’t dissolve copper oxides.

Materials

• Used coffee grounds (1 cup)

• Cold coffee (1 cup)

• Flour ( 1 cup)

• Wax paper

• Mixing bowl

• Small objects to make impressions (ex. cookie cutters)

Instructions

• In the mixing bowl stir together the coffee grounds, cold coffee, and flour until well mixed

• Knead the dough together and then flatten it out onto the wax paper

• Cut out circles of the dough ( you can use a can)

• Press the small objects firmly into the dough, to leave an imprint. Remove the object, and there’s your fossil

• Let the fossil dry & harden overnight

• Take a picture & post it on Class Dojo for points!

Materials

• Ice cubes (1 cup)

• Salt ( 1 tablespoon)

• Any juice ( 1 Cup)

• Quart-size Ziplock bag

• Sandwich-sized Ziplock bag

• Cup

Instructions

• Place ice cubes and salt in a quart-sized Ziploc bag

• Place juice in a smaller sandwich-sized Ziploc bag, press out all the air and seal tightly.

• Place bag of juice inside the bag of ice and seal tightly

• Shake for about 3-5 minutes or until you notice the juice turn into slush

• Pour slushie into a cup and enjoy

• Take a picture & post it on Class Dojo for points!