Materials Required: Empty glass bottle Vessel Water Procedure: Take an empty glass bottle and remove its cap. Hold it upside down and immerse it into a vessel filled with water. Water enters the bottle and rises up only a certain point. Now, immerse the bottle deeper in the water. The level of water inside the […]
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Materials Required: Glass Water Ice cube String Salt Procedure: Fill a glass with water and place an ice cube on the surface. Tie a loop, about 1 inch in diameter, in a piece of string. Set the loop on topof the ice cube. Sprinkle some salt over the top of the cube where the loop
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You will need: 3 jars of the same size (1 empty, 1 filled with jam, 1 filled with water) Inverted wooden table Carpeted area or cushions Bet your friends to figure out which jar would win. INSTRUCTIONS Set up your ‘race track’. Invert a wooden or plastic table and place it at an angle from
You will need: Paper cup Water Carpeted area (beware, water might fall on it) Create a simple fountain of water using paper cups and understand the science behind it. INSTRUCTIONS Fill a paper cup with water, and place it on a carpeted area. Very gently, touch your fingers to the bottom of the cup and
You will need: Bottles of different sizes Water Recorder (not compulsory) Create some musical notes with a bottleand water. INSTRUCTIONS Pinching your mouth as if you are about to whistle, blow a constant stream of air onto the mouth of the bottle. Adjust the angle until you hear a musical note. Remember the angle and
You will need: 2 good-quality rubber balloons Small piece of pipe or a tube (size should be slightly larger than the mouth of the balloon) Bet your friends to get 2 balloons on a tubeof the same size. Try as they might, they can’t. INSTRUCTIONS Take a balloon and attach it to one end of
You will need: 2-litre clear plastic bottle filled with water Pen-cap Modelling clay Understand the science behind submarines with this simple experiment. INSTRUCTIONS Firstly, block the pen-cap opening with modelling clay. Then stick a 1-inch (in diameter) ball of clay on the bottom extended part of the pen-cap. Put the pen-cap and clay contraptioninto the
You will need: Crystal wineglass (or any other crystal glass) Water Create some musical notes using a wineglass. INSTRUCTIONS Pour 2 cm of water into the wineglass. Make sure your hand is not oily or greasy even a little bit. Gently dip a finger in water and slide it along the rim of the wineglass.
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You will need: Drinking glass Water Tissue paper Needle Create some magic with a needle and be a master of scientific techniques. INSTRUCTIONS. Fill a glass to the brim with water. Do this slowly so that it may not spill over. Wait for a minute, and then tear the tissue paper into a thin square
You will need: Scissors 2-litre empty plastic bottle A4 sheet of paper Lampshade or unique patterned ceiling light (most likely to find in your school) A glass of water INSTRUCTIONS Ask an adult to help you cut a circular piece of plastic from just below the neck of the bottle. Fill water in this circular
You will need: 2 paperback books (make sure they are of the same size and thickness) Stick two books together without the use of glue and have a hard time pulling them apart. INSTRUCTIONS Take 2 paperback books and hold them in such a way that the open sides are facing each other and the
You will need: 2 mugs Hot tea Milk (room temperature) Thermometer When is the exact time to add milk in tea, before or after brewing tea? Figure it out with this experiment. INSTRUCTIONS Pour hot tea of the same temperature into 2 mugs. Make sure you pour the same amount intoboth cups. Add milk in
You will need: Candle with long wick Match box Create a bit of magic with pyrotechnics using simple science. INSTRUCTIONS Ask an adult to help you light a candle. Make sure the candle has a long wick. Wait for the wick to catch fire properly and the flame becomes steady. Gently ask the adult pour
You will need: A volunteer (with visible veins) Your own hand Have fun playing with your veins while youlearn something new about your anatomy. INSTRUCTIONS Ask an adult to help you get this experiment right. Place your index and middle finger on the vein of your volunteer’s hand. Pressing down on it, move only your
You will need: TV remote Radio Cell phone Have you ever been listening to the radio only to hear some weird static before you receive a call? Figure out why that happens with this experiment. INSTRUCTIONS Firstly, fidget with the radio till you reach a silent area between stations. Next get the TV remote next