April 2022

The Sneaky Stethoscope (61 Brilliant Biology Experiments)

You will need: 4 funnels (two larger than the others) Plastic tubing, at least 15 inches in length Garden hosepipe(15 inches in length) Scissors Electrical tape Hot water Pen and paper Create your own stethoscope and figure out what the doctor hears inside your chest. INSTRUCTIONS In this experiment, we are going to create two […]

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Super Tasters (61 Brilliant Biology Experiments)

You will need: Blue food colour Toothpicks Paper hole reinforcement labels (available at stationery shops) Disposable rubber gloves Drinking water Magnifying glass Volunteers Conduct this experiment to spot the supertasters from the normal guys, just bylooking at their tongues. INSTRUCTIONS Wear disposable rubber gloves. Ask all your volunteers to line up. Begin by dipping the

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One of Kind Kidneys (61 Brilliant Biology Experiments)

You will need: Scissors 2 plastic bottles (plastic water bottles will do) 12 coffee filters Modelling clay Thin plastic tubes(available at chemists) Funnel Large plastic container Large sheet of cardboard Red food colour Kidneys filter the food and liquid intake fromthe blood stream to keep us healthy. Understandtheir function by creating your own model. INSTRUCTIONS

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Connect those Neurons (61 Brilliant Biology Experiments)

You will need: Jell-O Small ziplock (sandwich- size) plastic bags Candies (in different shapes and sizes) 1 can of tinned mixed fruit Pen and paper Water To understand how neurons work, we mustfirst understand what they look like. INSTRUCTIONS Ask an adult to help you make 1 box of Jell-O with water according to the

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See Your Lungs in Action (61 Brilliant Biology Experiments)

You will need: Clear 2 litre plastic bottle (empty) Scissors 2 straws 2 large balloons Electrical tape Rubber bands Plastic bag Follow this experiment to make a working model of the lungs and their function in our respiratory system. INSTRUCTIONS Ask an adult to help cut the base off a plastic bottle using scissors. Take

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The Sense in Sensitivity (61 Brilliant Biology Experiments)

You will need: Willing participants Toothpicks Ruler with a millimetre scale We always talk about our five senses, butthe sense of touch is often overlooked and considered not so important as the others. INSTRUCTIONS                 1.            Ask your friend to close his/her eyes.                 2.            Identify 3-4 areas (such as the index finger, knee, arm,

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Something Smells (61 Brilliant Biology Experiments)

You will need: Blindfolds 5 edible items with different smells (coffee, tea, cheese, onion, apple, etc.) 5 inedible items with different smells (scented candle, rose, mothballs, soap, talcum powder, etc.) 10 containers Play a fun game with your friends and find out who has the capabilities to become a smell scientist! INSTRUCTIONS Place each item

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You Missed a Spot (61 Brilliant Biology Experiments)

You will need: Marker Large pieces of chart paper Blue and redcolouredfelt pens Figure out why sometimes your eyes play tricks or why you may see something that isn’t there with this experiment. INSTRUCTIONS Take a large piece of chart paper and divide it vertically in half. Write ‘A’ on the left-hand side, and ‘B’

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Grow Some Bacteria (61 Brilliant Biology Experiments)

You will need: Long cotton string 4 small glass jars with lids 2 cups of hot water Marker 1 packet of unflavoured gelatine Small spoon Try this fun experiment to see how bacteria exist and how they cultivate. INSTRUCTIONS                 1.            Firstly, sterilize your glass jars and dry them out.                 2.            Mix one packet

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See Your DNA (61 Brilliant Biology Experiments)

You will need: 1 bottle of any colourless sports drink Dish-washing liquid soap Pineapple juice 1 wooden skewer (looks like a long wooden toothpick) Rubbing alcohol Transparent glass Small spoon Find out how you can actually see what your DNA looks like. INSTRUCTIONS 24 hours before your experiment, place the rubbing alcohol in the freezer.

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Auto-Suggestion

Chapter 4 THE MEDIUM FOR INFLUENCINGTHE SUBCONSCIOUS MIND The Third Step toward Riches AUTO-SUGGESTION is a term which applies to all suggestions and all self-administered stimuli which reach one’s mind through the five senses. Stated in another way, auto-suggestion is self-suggestion. It is the agency of communication between that part of the mind where conscious

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