by Amy Winson | Dec 14, 2020 | All Guides, Back 2 School, Science Experiments
Balls have been toys practically forever, but the bouncing ball is a more recent innovation. The bouncing ball in this activity is made from a polymer. Polymers are molecules made up of repeating chemical units. Make sure you are wearing protective clothes including...
by Amy Winson | Dec 14, 2020 | All Guides, Back 2 School, Science Experiments
This experiment is easy and fun for kids of all ages. You Will Need: Blender (optional) Microwave (optional) Red cabbage Filter paper STEP 1 Cut a red cabbage into pieces such that it will fit into a blender. Chop the cabbage, adding the minimum amount of water needed...
by Amy Winson | Dec 14, 2020 | All Guides, Back 2 School, Science Experiments
This experiment is perfect for any day but will work best if you have a sunny day and want crystals FAST! Please wear appropriate clothing including apron, gloves, suitable shoes and clothing. You Will Need: Black construction paper Pie or cake pan Water (should be...
by Amy Winson | Dec 14, 2020 | All Guides, Back 2 School, Science Experiments
You can make ice cream in a plastic bag — for science! This is a fun and tasty food science project that explores freezing point depression. Please ensure you are dressed properly for this experiment including suitable clothing and shoes, apron and gloves. You Will...
by Amy Winson | Dec 14, 2020 | All Guides
Chalk has many uses, but not all chalk is the same substance. This guide shows you how to make your own DIY chalk. You will need: 16-32 (1-2 Cups) of Calcium Carbonate 4 Tablespoons of Water (warm/hot water) 1 quarter of satin paint STEP 1 Add 1-2 cups of Calcium...
by Amy Winson | Dec 14, 2020 | All Guides
You don’t need fancy jewellery cleaner to get your silver to sparkle, your gold to gleam, and your gemstones to shine. You Will Need: Ammonia Solution Acetic Acid 6% Isopropanol 70% Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate 99% (Sodium Bicarbonate) BRIGHTEN GOLD AND SILVER TRINKETS...