First, we did the ketchup packet diver experiment. The first step in this one is to find the very-most-perfectly floating ketchup packet...it can't sink to the bottom, but it shouldn't poke out of the top of the water too much either. Then you put the perfect packet into a container filled with water, put the lid on and squeeeeeze until that little packet sinks like a rock....then let go to watch the packet drift dreamily back to the top. :)
And our final experiment for the day was our favorite....the "make a boiled egg go into a bottle" experiment. Hehe. Ours was a little more explosive than expected. First, you drop still burning matches or paper in the bottom of a glass bottle, then quickly sit the egg on top and wait for the magic to happen....check out the egg guts!


Yep, fun was had by all....even Simon (the cat). :) Annnnd....all of the bottles we needed for these fine endeavors were right in our recycling box...it paid off for me to be slack about taking it to the center. :D Never fear, they were put back in the recycling box when we were finished!



Yep, fun was had by all....even Simon (the cat). :) Annnnd....all of the bottles we needed for these fine endeavors were right in our recycling box...it paid off for me to be slack about taking it to the center. :D Never fear, they were put back in the recycling box when we were finished!

After our science fun, we decided to go to the park/zoo....I'll post pictures from that later in the week because I have to scram for now.
Next week's science projects.....Mentos and Diet Coke, rock salt and Diet Coke, and sugar with 7-Up...there will be pictures!
Have a great Monday!




2 comments:
hi emily... how you doing? thought i'd pay a visit to msn space since its more than a year and figured it out that you've moved out to blogspot. well, good to be here. nice to visit your blog after long time.
have wonderful day. cya.
Awwww SCIENCE!!! I love that you were doing experiments with "G." She is so blessed to have you pushing those inquiry skills on her ;)
Stephanie Jacobs
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