April 2022

You will need: Water Coin Empty plastic bottle witha narrow mouth Refrigerator Understand the science behind thetemperature of gas and the speed of moleculesby conducting this simple experiment withyour everyday household items. INSTRUCTIONS Take an empty plastic bottle and place it in the refrigerator to cool down. Leave it inside the refrigerator for half an

You will need: Matchbox Good-quality rubberbands Strong glue Thin piece of wood Carving knife orpenknife Cello tape You know that music is an art; musical instruments are built on pure science. Create your very own miniature guitar to understand its inner workings. INSTRUCTIONS Cut the piece of wood into a flat triangular shape so that

You will need: Aluminium foil roll Flat clear glass Scissors Conduct this basic experiment to understandthe principles of light and how it interactswith smooth surfaces to create reflections. INSTRUCTIONS Cut a 12-inch piece of aluminium from the foilroll carefully so as not to wrinkle it. Take the flat piece of aluminium and lie it out

You will need: Oil (vegetable oil) Ice-cube tray Food colour Transparent glass We all know that oil and water do not mix. In fact, oil floats above water. But have you ever wondered what happens to oil and ice? Find out with this simple experiment. INSTRUCTIONS Firstly, take an ice-cube tray and put a few

You will need: Thin wooden ruler (notmore than 1/8th of aninch) Newspaper Smooth table, withplenty of open spacearound Would you believe it if someone told you that they could break a ruler with nothing else but some newspaper and air? If you thought they were joking, then think again. Conduct this experiment to find out

You will need: An empty soda can Hot water Gas stove Shallow dish Iced chilled water Tongs We all have seen explosions take place in movies. What if you could try creating your very own implosion using basic household items? INSTRUCTIONS Fill 1-2 inches of an empty soda can with hot water. Ask an adult

You will need: Sturdy paper plate Plastic glass Water 6 feet of string Try this fun experiment to learn all aboutcentripetal force, but trust in physics; otherwise,you are going to get water all over yourself. INSTRUCTIONS Try this experiment outdoors. Take a sturdy paper plate and make three holes around the circumference, equidistant to one

You will need: Glass Water Soap (any brand of ivorysoap works best) Microwave Paper plate or a shallowplastic dish Create amazing soap sculptures with your friends by using three simple ingredients and your mom’s permission! INSTRUCTIONS Firstly, get this experiment approved by your parent. For this experiment, you have to use soap, which if put

You will need: Large see-through glassjar Water Kebab stick Jelly sweets (or anysweets which are softenough to be punctured) Try this fun experiment at home as a gamewith your friends, and learn about refractionof light which creates an optical illusion. INSTRUCTIONS Fill the glass jar with water and place a long kebab stick into the