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The information presented herein represents the view of the author as of the date of
publication. This ebook is presented for informational purposes only. The author does
not assume any liability related to conducting the experiments provided herein.
Perform them at your own risk. Due to the rate at which conditions change, the author
reserves the right to alter and update her opinions based on new conditions. While
every attempt has been made to verify the accuracy of the information provided in this
ebook, the author does not assume responsibility for errors, inaccuracies, or
omissions.
 Table of Contents

Introduction
Give White Flowers Vibrant Colors
A “Crawling” Water Rainbow
A Mini Explosion in a Jar
Tornado in a Jar
Make Your Own Lava Lamp
Make Swirling Colors in Milk
Make a “Rubber” Egg
Measure pH Using Cabbage Water
Make Glue into the Perfect Slime
Make a Non-Newtonian Fluid
Bend Water with a Balloon
Water That Defies Gravity
Make a Soap Powered Boat
Make a Paper Clip Float
Make Pepper Scatter Like Magic
Make a Bubble in a Bubble
WELCOME
Colorful flowers
CraCrawling Rainbowwling rainbow
mini explosion
tornado
Lava lamp
Swirling milk
rubber egg
cabbage water
slime
oobleck
bbend water
surface tension
water defies gravity
soap powered boat
floating paper clip
scattered pepper
bubble in bubble
!
I hope you’ve enjoyed these experiments as much as my
kids and I did. As you can see from these activities, it
doesn’t take much to generate an excitement for science in
kids. Sometimes a little food coloring, oil, and water can
accomplish more than even a week in a classroom could.
As a scientist, a mom, and a blogger, I am devoted to using
scientific evidence to explore the whys and hows in
parenting and in life. Please visit my blog at
www.musingsofamomscientist.com for evidence-based
answers to your parenting questions, as well as my newest
downloadable activities for kids.