Materials
-A glass jar with a lid (Mason jars are a great option)
-1/3 cup of hot water (hot water from the faucet works)
-Can of hairspray
-Ice cubes
Instructions
-Start by asking parents help getting hot water from the faucet
-Using 1/3 cup of hot water, pour it into the jar and swirl the water around
-Put the lid on upside down and place cubes of ice on top for 1 minute
-Next take the lid off and spray a little bit of hairspray into the jar and put the lid back on
-Wait for a few minutes and the clouds should start appearing
-Once the clouds appear, you can open the lid and watch the clouds come out of the jar
Materials
-A lemon
-Food coloring (optional)
-Baking soda
-Dish soap
-Fork
Instructions
-With parent’s permission, cut a lemon in half
-Poke the lemon so the lemon juice comes to the top
-Next, add a few drops of food coloring
-Cover the top of the lemon dish soap, then add 2 tablespoons of baking soda on top
-Watch as the lemon starts to fizzle! The more lemon juice there is the more fizzle there will be
Materials
-Paper or card stock
-Scissors
-Paper Clip
Instructions
Watch the video and follow along at home to make your own paper helicopter.
Materials
Gummy Bears
Vinegar
Baking soda
Salt
Water
Cups
Instructions
Have four cups, each cup with different liquids. Make sure you label each cup!
Cup 1: 2 cups of water
Cup 2: 1 cup of vinegar and 1 cup of water
Cup 3: 1/2 cup of salt and 2 cups of water
Cup 4: 1 tablespoon of baking soda and 2 cups of water
-After filling up the cups with the ingredients add a gummy bear in each cup. Make a guess on which gummy bear will get bigger
-Let the gummy bears sit in the cups for at least 5 hours or if you really want to see a big change in gummy bear size, let the gummy bears sit in the cups for 24 hours
-After letting the gummy bears sit, take them out and compare them to gummy bears not in the cups
-Using the before and after sheet, place the gummy bears next to one another for easy comparisons. Was your guess correct or wrong?