76 Amazing Science Games and Experiments

Materials Required: Big glass bowl and water Jar with lid Hollow rubber tube Procedure: Take a big glass bowl and fill it up with water to about 5 to 7 cm in height. Then make a jar fill it up with water and tighten its lid quite firmly. Now, hold the jar upside down, immerse […]

Materials Required: Funnel Jar Water Procedure: Keep the funnel on the mouth of of the jar and pour in water through the funnel; the speedwith which the water enters the jar is very slow. But the moment the funnel is raised a little higher, the water starts rushing in at a great speed. This is

Material Required: Sheet of paper Procedure: Do you know a fast way to stick a piece of paper to your hand without using any glue or tape? Can you believe that air will do the job? Well, it will! Just follow the steps below. Hold your arm straight at your side. Turn your hand so

Materials Required: String Wooden dowel Tape 2 paper lunch bags Candle with stand Match box Procedure: Tie a piece of string to the centre of a wooden dowel and attach the free end of the string to a support, such as the centre of a doorway. Tape equal lengths of string to the bottom of

Materials Required: Pail Water Lightweight plastic box (likethe kind that berries aresold in) with holes in the bottom and on side Procedure: Fill a pail up with water. Make sure the berry box is dry, and then gently set it on top of the water surface. Even though the berry box has large holes in

Material Required: Cellophane packagingmaterial Procedure: Save the plastic wrapper from a packaged food-item. Try to make a rip in the Cellophane by poking your fingers into it, then pulling it apart. You will find that it is very hard to make a tear, but it is easy to keep it going after it has started.

Materials Required: String Water Cream pitcher, with ahandle and spout Drinking glass Procedure: Cut a piece of string about 1foot long and soak it in water for a few minutes. Tie one end of the string to the handle of the cream pitcher; then fill the pitcher with water. Run the piece of string across

Material Required: A packet of unsweetenedcrackers Procedure: Place an unsweetened cracker in your mouth. Chew it thoroughly, but don’t swallow it. Continue to chew without swallowing for several minutes. Does the cracker now taste sweet? This is what happens: The moisture in your mouth is called saliva which contains chemicals that start to break down

Materials Required: Large can, such as acoffee or juice can Hammer Nail Water in a bowl Procedure: Ask one of your parents to punch 5 holes into a large can, using a hammer and a nail. The holes should be placed on the side of the can, near the bottom, and spaced ¼ inch apart.

Materials Required: Cork Slender tube Lac or grease Glass bottle Large bowl A piece of cloth Procedure: Drill a hole in the cork and insert the slender tube through the hole. Then fix the cork along with the tube tightly on the mouth of the bottle. Lac or grease can be used for making the

Materials Required: 1 tablespoonful of dried hot peppers ¼ cup of hot tap water Cotton swab Procedure: Mix the hot peppers in the hot tap water. Let the mixture soak for about twenty minutes. Next, dip a cotton swab in the water. Then shake off any excess water. Touch the tip of the swab to

Materials Required: Glass of water 3 test tubes Grease Procedure: Take three test tubes and put them in a glass and half fill up with water. Now observe the water level carefully. It is highest at the sides and gets gradually concave in the middle! This curved level of water is called meniscus and the

Materials Required: Sheet of typing paper Rubber band Book Procedure: Roll a single sheet oftyping paper into a tubeand slip a rubber band around it. Let the tube stand on end on a flat surface. Carefully place a book on top of the tube and you will see that the paper supports the weight of

Materials Required: Candle Match box 1 teaspoonful of baking soda Glass (not plastic) measuring cup,marked for millilitres Vinegar Procedure: Set a candle on a safe place. Then ask one of your parents to light the wick. While the candle is burning, place the baking soda into the glass measuring cup. Look at the markings and

Materials Required: Saucepan Tap water Glass Procedure: Fill a saucepan with tap water. Ask one of your parents to boil the water gently for a few minutes. Then leave the pan undisturbed with its cover on until the water is cool. Now pour some of the water into a glass and drink it. Does it