My daughter is obsessed with color/mixing/solutions etc. lately. I gave her a "chemist area" outside that she can explore. Glue, liquid starch, sand, salt, vinegar, alcohol, oil, dish soap, corn starch, and liquid watercolors
Here are some of her latest concoctions...
Something simple and easy with stuff you already have hand around the house. The old baking soda and vinegar trick.
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Baking soda, liquid watercolors, vinegar. |
These next few I found on Steve Spangler's Science Page. http://www.stevespanglerscience.com/
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| Lava Lamps |
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Since my daughter enjoyed the lava lamps so much we created our own version...
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| Lava lamp in a box |
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| Milk, food coloring, dish soap |
We tried a few different versions to answer some of my daughter's questions...
"Let's see what would happen (her new favorite line) if we use water" It still worked but I noticed the higher the fat content the better the result. Whole milk worked best.
I suggested that we sprinkle some glitter to see if the soap would move the glitter as well. It did.
This last one we also found on Steve's page...we modified it a bit. http://www.stevespanglerscience.com/experiment/00000032
Sharpie tie dye... I pinned down a onesie on foam board, my daughter colored it and then used a spray bottle to spray on alcohol.
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