76 Amazing Science Games and Experiments

Materials Required: Fresh egg Glass jar Hot tap water Procedure: Place the fresh egg in the glass jar and then fill up the glass jar with hot tap water. Set the glass jar on a table or counter top and watch closely sitting quietly for several moments. You will see a tiny stream of bubbles […]

Materials Required: Newspapers Tub Water Enamel paint in several colours Glass Procedure: Spread some newspapers on the table you are working. Fill up the tub about ¾ with water and then dribble differently coloured enamel paints into the tub. You do not have to measure the paints exactly. Hold a glass by the rim and

Materials Required: Glass jar with lid Tap water 1 tablespoonful of salt Procedure: Fill up a clear glass jar, such as a mayonnaise jar, with tap water. Set the jar in front of a bright window and watch the water at the top. Air bubbles will rise to the surface. After the bubbling has stopped

Materials Required: Stove burner Frying pan Small glass Water Procedure: Ask one of your parents to turn on a stove burner on high heat and to set a frying pan on the burner. Fill up a small glass with water and set this down near by. After the pan has heated for a few minutes,

Materials Required: Large bowl Water Dishwashing liquid Scissors Paper cup Spoon Procedure: Fill up the bowl with about one and a quarter litre of water; then add 4-5 tablespoonfuls of dishwashing liquid. Stir the water slowly, but do not beat it. Cut a ½ inch hole in the bottom of a paper cup. Now, dip

Materials Required: 2 tea cups Round balloon Procedure: Place two tea cups on a table, about 5 inches apart. Place the deflated balloon between the two cups and blow air into it until the sides of the balloon are touching the sides of the tea cups. Then knot the opening of the balloon, without raising

Materials Required: Knife Ripe banana 1¼ litre transparent bottle,with a neck about the samewidth as the banana Newspaper Match box Procedure: Ask one of your parents to use the knife to slice a 1 ½ inch cross- section from a ripe banana (skin and all). Fold a 6-inch–long, 1-inch–wide strip of newspaper until it is

Materials Required: A plate One glass A ring Water Newspaper Match box Procedure: Pour some water into the plate and place a ring in the water. Afterwards, burn the newspaper and place it in the glass. As the flames start extinguishing, turn the glass upside down in the plate. After some time, you will see

Materials Required: Large potato Small, sensitive scale,such as a postal scale ordieter’s food scale Pen and paper Procedure: Wash and dry the potato; then place it on the scale. Note the weight and write it down. Now, set the potato in a dry place and leave it there for about three weeks. After three weeks,

Materials Required: Wire clothes-hanger Coin Procedure: In one hand, hold a wire clothes- hanger by the hook. With your other hand, pull straight down on the bottom wire at the middle. Bend the wire until the hanger has stretched lengthwise and an angle has formed. Slip this newly-formed bottomangle over your index finger and allow

Materials Required: Paper 2B or 3B pencil Transparent sticky tape
 Magnifying glass Procedure: Blacken a piece of paper with a2B or 3B soft lead pencil and then rub one of your fingers on the paper vigorously to blacken it too. If necessary, rub the pencil once again on the paper because you need a thick

Materials Required: A glass Two straws Water Procedure: Take some water or any other drink of your choice in a glass. Put two straws into it. Now, hold one of the free upper ends of the straw by your mouth and suck in air from it. This suction will mean that you are drawing out

Materials Required: Small cardboard box 2 glasses Thick cotton thread strings 8 nails Epsom salt Procedure: Remove the lid of the cardboard box and place one glass each on both sides of the box. But be sure that the box is below the level of the glasses. Take four thick thread strings of cotton. Putting

Materials Required: Empty box Scissors Balloon Rubber band Ammonium chloride(available at a drug store) Aluminium foil Tweezers Candle Procedure: Cut a hole about the size of a 50-paise coin in the bottom of an empty box. (The other end is completely open.) Slice open a large balloon so that you may have a flat rubber

Materials Required: Bath tub Water Soap Procedure: The next time you take a bath, scrub yourself clean with soap, then soak in the bath tub for at least fifteen minutes, with some bubble bath, if you like! After you have stepped out of the water and dried yourself off, check your fingertips and the bottoms