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Draw Your Own Electrical Toys!

Draw Your Own Electrical Toys!

You're never too old to play with toys...especially when there's science involved!  Consult the source for more details. Source: Draw Your Own Electrical Toys! Special thanks to Jesslin Tan for the submitting the post

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Unwrapping Packaging Demo

Unwrapping Packaging Demo

Introduction Food containers are common sources of waste. These materials can end up in landfill or be diverted by thinking of the 3 Rs: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Students will examine product packaging to assess packaging in terms of sustainability through the 3 Rs....

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Hydrodynamic Levitation!

Hydrodynamic Levitation!

https://youtu.be/mNHp8iyyIjo On a stream of water you can levitate light balls of all sizes and even disks and cylinders. The mechanism is not the Bernoulli effect... Want to make this at home: My friend Blake from InnoVinci emailed me with a cool idea for a video and...

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Why Olive Oil is Awesome

Why Olive Oil is Awesome

https://youtu.be/lg1Jy9kx1Kk Whether you sop it up with bread or use it to boost your cooking, olive oil is awesome. But a lot of chemistry goes on in that bottle that can make or break a product. Take the “extra virgin” standard: Chemistry tells us that a higher...

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STEM Activities | Chemistry Minute

STEM Activities | Chemistry Minute

https://youtu.be/s_UBtkJzI_c This video describes a simple rocket building activity that could be used as part of your STEM program.  The rocket is powered by the reaction baking soda and vinegar.  The video provides suggested trials that your students might...

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Potato Candle Demo

Potato Candle Demo

In this demonstration, a peeled potato is cut into the form of a candle and an almond slice is used as the candle’s “wick.” The teacher lights the almond slice on fire and it burns. The students see the object, and make observations about it. Then the teacher blows...

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