July 5, 2012

About Today: Is Your Kid a Wannabe Chemist?

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From Bob Schulties, your About Today Editor
My son's Pre-K tried to save money in every way possible. One of the ways was to make their own Play-Doh type of clay. It was fun to watch the kids help. What's the first thing I did when it was done? Smell it. It was "eh." Hard to beat the real thing.

Make a Volcano
I so badly want to just stop writing this newsletter and go home and make one of these. I've never made one, but really, it doesn't look all that hard. Now to build a little town around it. I warned them, I'll say. I warned them Mt. Bob was about to blow! Read More...
See More About:  chemical volcanoes  baking soda  vinegar

Great Science Experiments for Kids
I suppose the first one I'll try after the volcano is the one where you make ice cream. I mean, the clean up is mostly nom nom nom and that's it. Read More...

Science You Can Eat
There's something about gelatinous products that doesn't feel right to me. But glowing Jell-O? Now we're talking. Yes, I eat glowing things, you wanna fight about it? Read More...
See More About:  jell-o  gelatin  glow in the dark

Egg in a Bottle
Ok, this is cool and I'm going to try it tonight. I do wonder how to get the thing out of the bottle. Anne, our Chemistry Guide, explains how but I am not convinced yet. Have you tried this? Read More...
See More About:  demonstrations  eggs  air pressure

 


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