In Science Mom’s Guide to Water, Part 3 – Capillary Action, we learn about Capillary action with “ink Chromatography,” “walking water,” “straw siphon,” “fountain in a bottle”
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Learn a simple method for measuring the thrust of a model rocket motor.
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Learn an easy way to find the amazing tardigrade.
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Blaze of Steel: Explosive Chemistry – with Andrew Szydlo
Royal Institution
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This episode of Science Mom discusses different ways to make slime and is borax safe? Is slime a fluid or a solid?
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Discover the inner workings of our weather systems by trying some fun experiments with materials from home.
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Hear for yourself how different musical pitches are created through sound vibrations.
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In Science Mom’s Guide to Water, Part 2 – Surface Tension, we learn about surface tension with “Pepper scatter,” “soap boat,” “floating paperclip,” and “floating pin”.
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In this final video of the water series, Science Mom’s Guide to Water, Part 7 – High Specific Heat, we explore water changing states with five activities: evaporation sensation, water cycle in a jar, rain in a jar, water from dirt, and pop-proof balloon.
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Water is one of few substances to EXPAND when frozen. In Science Mom’s Guide to Water, Part 4 – Expanding when Frozen, we learn about this incredible effect in “Oil cube versus ice cube,” “Frost wedging,” “magic slushy,” “Lift ice with salt,” “Ice cream in a can”
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Explore what natural wonders await you on a winter walk!
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