Fabulous homemade experiments for children.

yessicafcp (53)in #steemiteducation • 8 years ago (edited)

Science fairs, is an activity that today have become very famous in schools, that is why I want to share with you these entertaining experiments 🔍. For children, the experiments are magical, incomprehensible and at the same time infinitely interesting 💡. They love to feel like scientists, and in doing so they not only have fun but also learn and know about the world around them. Some benefits of doing homemade experiments are that it arouses the child's curiosity and creativity, stimulates reasoning and logic, helps them solve daily problems of daily life, and takes an interest in science, improves their self-esteem and makes them feel important when discovering new things 💥. To enjoy science and its experiments it is not necessary to have a laboratory and to make excessive expenses you will only need some objects and materials that you use in your daily life. So do not wait any longer, and enjoy with your children and students these fabulous experiments:

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** Tea bag rocket.
** MATERIALS
 A tea bag
 A lighter
 One tray
 Waste basket.
Experiment: With caution, cut the tea bag on one side and remove the tea. Extend the bag to give it the shape of a cylinder and put it on the tray. Turn the bag on from above and wait for it to fly.
Discovery: Due to the small weight of the bag, the flow of hot air puts it flying.

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Fishing.
MATERIALS:
 One cup of water.
 Ice cubes.
 A thread.
Experiment: Immerse the ice in the water. Place the thread on an ice cube in such a way that its ends are on the edges of the container. Now put some salt on the ice and wait 10 to 15 minutes. Take the ends of the thread and pull the ice bucket out of the water.
Discovery: When touching the ice, the salt slightly melts an area on its surface. In the course of those 10 to 15 minutes, the salt dissolves in the water, while the clean water on the surface of the ice freezes along with the thread.

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❸ Volcano.

MATERIALS:
 Baking soda.
 Red paint.
 Water.
 Dishwasher
 Vinegar.

Experiment: Make a cardboard cone and cut the top. Put an empty container inside. Put plasticine on the cardboard so it looks like a mountain. Put this construction on a tray to avoid unintended consequences. Add baking soda, red paint (do not skimp on it!), Pour the water and add a small amount of soap to wash dishes. Mix everything very well and allow your child to pour in a spoonful of vinegar. Enjoy the show!

Discovery: When the bicarbonate is mixed with vinegar, a reaction occurs with the release of water, salt and carbon dioxide. The gas bubbles expel the entire contents out.

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I hope you liked this post and can put it into practice at school or home with their students or children. In my next post I will upload other experiments. See you soon. Teacher Yessica C. 🌹 http://www.hanscience.com/shop/goods/goods_view.php?&goodsno=9513 Here I leave the source , from where I got the information , You can find other experiments .

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