Shane and I got the girls science kits for Christmas. When they unwrapped them we got just about the reaction you would expect when getting a science kit for Christmas: "Hmmm....looks cool but I'll check it out later....where's the next gift?" Kinda like unwrapping a gift to find a new package of underwear or socks...all good but movin' on!
Maybe not very exciting on Christmas but the science kits have been good rainy Saturday activities. We made snow and played with magic sand a few weeks ago. We cracked open the kits and books and did two new experiments this weekend. The first project was making gravity goo.
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| Kennedy wasn't so sure this was a good idea at first |
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| but it got funner. |
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| Especially when you can make a big mess with it and stretch it all over the place. Looks like boogies |
Isabella was happy playing with measuring spoons, water, and her dinosaur creature.
Our second experiment was learning about density with common household items like honey, dish soap, vegetable oil, rubbing alcohol, water, etc.
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| We measured everything very carefully. I really think we need to invest in some safety goggles or at least mad scientist glasses just so we get the full effect. | | | | |
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