Interested in making some "messy magic" with your student or child?
Check out some of the activities we've done in our "Mad Science" club this spring!
Check out some of the activities we've done in our "Mad Science" club this spring!
OOBLEK/SLIME MAKING: A classic that never gets old! We use 3 parts water to 1 part borax. Click here for a template you can use to help your child or student through this gooey process. (TEACHER'S TIP: Ooblek is especially fun to make if you pretend it's secretly snot!)
SPIN ART: We have featured this activity on our blog before, but the kids love it so much, we're featuring it again! Click here for a template to use with your child. Before beginning, brainstorm the materials you will need. (TEACHER'S TIP: We use watered-down tempera paint in squirt bottles to make fun tie-dye like designs, without using so much paint! We also have found that card-stock paper works best, and that cut spirals form different designs than those left uncut.)
MARBLED MILK: This activity is quick, fun, and a great way to mix science with art. (TEACHER'S TIP: Watercolor paper works best for this experiment!)
SPIN ART: We have featured this activity on our blog before, but the kids love it so much, we're featuring it again! Click here for a template to use with your child. Before beginning, brainstorm the materials you will need. (TEACHER'S TIP: We use watered-down tempera paint in squirt bottles to make fun tie-dye like designs, without using so much paint! We also have found that card-stock paper works best, and that cut spirals form different designs than those left uncut.)
MARBLED MILK: This activity is quick, fun, and a great way to mix science with art. (TEACHER'S TIP: Watercolor paper works best for this experiment!)
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