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Your whistler has the basics of air pressure down just by using their mouth to blow. And now you can amaze them with this science experiment for kids. There is a little fire play involved (dropping a lit paper into the bottle), but that’s what causes the unbalanced air pressure, which pushes the egg into the bottle. Want to test it out? Head over to Steve Spangler Science for the tutorial. More Simple Science Kids Will Love Http://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/project_ideas/Chem_p022.shtml

Make sure you replicate your experiment. It’s important to repeat your test at least three times. That means, if you’re comparing microwave popcorn for the number of unpopped kernels left after popping, you need to test 3 of the same type of bag per brand. Sure, that’s a lot of popcorn, but that just means you get to eat a lot of popcorn. Be smart: plan ahead and conduct your experiment over several nights. UPCOMING EVENTS In-school Science Field Trips book up fast.

Great ideas! We just went through this experience with our 7th grader. Because we had retrofitted our walls with injection foam insulation last year, she was able to compare our comfort level and energy bills “before and after” the project. It was a great real-world experiment and she got a great score on the project, too! 10 – The science of liquids, gases, and solids There's a reason why this science experiment is so popular. When the solid baking soda (sodium bicarbonate—a base) mixes with the liquid vinegar (acetic acid—a weak acid), it creates a gas—carbon dioxide! Besides the chemical reaction, kids enjoy making the actual volcano, whether it's out of clay, mud, or foam sheets. Get a great step-by-step tutorial from The Dad’s Book of Awesome Science Experiments by clicking here.