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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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This is my skin — which I used to be in!
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Enjoy some fun leaf chromatography using flowers, leaves or even veggies!
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Newton’s Cradle – A Demonstration of Physics Concepts, An Example of Kinetic Art, or A Fascinating Toy!
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Some fun holiday based science experiments with candy canes, milk and growing crystals!
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Dr. Alvaro Labiano – Looking to the sky with modern eyes
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Add Tree Data to a National Tree Census using iSeaTree!
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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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In this episode, I show you how to get started in screen printing using a screen printing press by Mekanika!
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Create your own solar oven to cook some yummy treats!
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In Science Mom’s Guide to Water, Part 1 – Cohesion, Science Mom demonstrates cohesion with 3 activities: “The gravity-defying lid,” “The magic screen”, and “hot and cold water cups.”
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How to separate mixtures with the help of paper and alcohol
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In Science Mom’s Guide to Water, Part 6 – Universal Solvent, we learn why things dissolve and why with six hands-on activities: salt crystals, halocline eggs, eggshell geodes, borax snowflakes, rock candy, and bath bombs.
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How-to make a battery with pennies and other household items.
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