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Have you ever wondered how rain is formed and where it comes from? Raindrops falling from the sky onto the ground are very soothing to watch. In this activity, you will have the opportunity to create your own rain. Doesn’t that sound exciting?
The Rainbow In A Jar Experiment is a fun and colorful way for students to learn about weather. This rainbow weather experiment shows how rain falls from clouds when the rain within the cloud becomes too heavy and falls to the ground due to gravity.
Who would’ve thought that liquid colors can become colorless in a moment? In this lesson, the students will conduct an experiment that will lead them to learn about chromophores and the process they go through before becoming colorless.
Rocks are not for consumption but with a little bit of science and kitchen magic, you can create edible rocks that you can eat and share with friends.
Convection is one of the things that happen around us and in this lesson, students will conduct an experiment about convection currents using bottles, hot and cold water, and food coloring to discover the science behind it.
Balloons are delicate and easy to pop but this one isn’t. Create balloons that are not easy to pop with magic in this wonderful lesson.
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