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KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB When you see this trick with water in an upside down glass for the first time, it really impresses. it is hard to believe that this is just a physics experiment in which atmospheric air pressure holds water in an upturned glass.
The air pressure in the glass is lower than the atmospheric pressure. The pressure outside is greater, so the cardboard presses against the glass and prevents the water from spilling.
Have you tried to repeat this experiment with a plastic card or a piece of cardboard?
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Upside down Water Glass Physics experiment #shorts

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-06-01 | When you see this trick with water in an upside down glass for the first time, it really impresses. it is hard to believe that this is just a physics experiment in which atmospheric air pressure holds water in an upturned glass.
The air pressure in the glass is lower than the atmospheric pressure. The pressure outside is greater, so the cardboard presses against the glass and prevents the water from spilling.
Have you tried to repeat this experiment with a plastic card or a piece of cardboard?
⇒ Check one more water trick youtu.be/Mw87sNSWzmY

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Sound or light - which is faster? Science experiment #experiment #scienceexperiment #education

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2022-07-27 | This demonstration will help you understand and remember what happens first: a flash of lightning or the sound of thunder!

🔻We will need:
- A balloon and a toothpick.
- Slow motion camera phone
- A tripod (not necessary)
- A field, beach or any other free space

🔻 What we do:
Go to an open area, such as a field. Take a balloon and move 50-100 meters away from the camera. Turn on your slow motion camera and burst it.
After watching this slow motion video you can easily determine the winner!

How To Make Colored Sand and Sand Art

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2022-07-24 | You can bring some sand from a beach vacation and create a picture at home, remembering the trip🤩. But you can also use sand from an ordinary sandbox😉

🔻To create a picture with sand you will need:
- sand
- pencil
- glue
- paper
- tray
- bags
- dyes
- water

🔻 What to do:
First, let's dye our sand: we put the sand in several bags, add a few drops of dye and some water in each of them. Close the bags and stir it well. Then we put the sand on a tray and leave it to dry.

Draw any kind of picture on paper. We decided to make a palm print ✋ and a foot print 🦶.
We covered the picture with glue, sprinkled with sand, gently shook off the extra sand and left to dry.

Do you like this idea? ❤ Create your own colorful sand paintings with your kids🤩.

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DIY jet boat. Power boat science experiment with baking soda.

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2022-07-23 | 🔻 We need:
- A wide-necked bottle (0.3 or 0.5 liters).
- Straw
- Plasticine or hot glue
- Vinegar 9%
- Baking soda
- Cloth
- A sharp object (such as scissors)
- A large container of water or a puddle.

🔻 Here's how to do it:
With a sharp object, make a small hole for the straw in the top of the bottle. Insert the straw into it and seal the gap with plasticine or hot glue.
Pour 80-100 ml of vinegar into the bottle. Put 2 tsp. of baking soda on a small napkin and twist its edges. Tilt the bottle and place the napkin with baking soda in it so that it rests on the straw and does not touch the vinegar. Carefully screw the lid on. Our boat is ready!

Shake the boat to mix the contents, and place it on the surface of the water so that the free end of the straw is under the water. The boat picks up speed and sails away!
You need to increase the amount of ingredients and the size of the bottle to launch a faster boat.

🔻 What happens?
The acid reacts with the baking soda. This reaction results in new substances: water, a certain kind of salt and carbon dioxide.
The carbon dioxide leaves the bottles through the straw, and it rushes off in the opposite direction.

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How To Make a Volcano. Eruption experiment with baking soda

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2022-07-22 | 🔻Materials we will need:
- Plastic cup,
- Soda,
- 9 % vinegar,
- Food coloring or dye,
- Liquid soap,
- Sand.

🔻 Create a volcano shape out of sand outside or on the beach. You can use figurines of animals, tree branches to imitate flora and fauna, and make a river at the bottom and fill it with water.
Put a plastic cup in the crater. Add 2 tablespoons of baking soda, red dye, and a bit of liquid soap. Mix it up.
Your volcano is ready. Now you can pour the vinegar into its crater in portions and watch it eruption.

🔻Explanation:
In this experiment, soda reacts with acid when water is added. The reaction produces carbon dioxide CO2 and water H2O. The carbon dioxide rushes to the top, but is trapped in soap bubbles. Therefore, dense soapy foam bursts out of the crater and begins to flow down the slope of the volcano.

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Summer Experiments with Balloons and Sunlight | 4 experiments for kids

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-07-21 | Let's do simple summer experiments with balloons and sunlight. We will learn what light is and why we see different colors.
We only see different colors of objects because they absorb or reflect some rays of sunlight, which is made up of seven colors. For example, a green ball absorbs all rays of sunlight except the rays of green. It reflects them. Black color absorbs all sunlight rays, so it seems black to us. We see white when an object reflects all sunlight rays. Transparent objects appear to us when they let all the light pass through.
When we focus rays of sunlight with a magnifying glass and direct them to a colored ball, it bursts. The more rays the ball absorbs, the faster the "hot spot" heats the rubber and burns through it. That's why the black ball bursts faster than the others.
Because the white ball reflects all light rays, it cannot be burned through with a magnifying glass. The ball reflects them, and the rubber in the "hot spot" does not heat up.
In the experiments, we see that the rays of light pass freely through the transparent balloon and plastic bag. That is why we manage to focus them on the colored ball inside the transparent object and burst it.
The more rays the ball absorbs, the faster the "hot spot" heats the rubber and burns through it. That is why it is very easy for a dark balloon to burst.
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8 Upside down WATER TRICKS

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-07-14 | Experiments with water and air help children understand how and why real wonders and tricks happen! After all, the magic of the experiments is explained by physical phenomena. Homeschool kids with experiments.
1. POWERFUL TISSUE
It's the surface tension of the water, which works magically. The water filled all the gaps in the tissue and blocked them, forming a thin layer called surface tension.
2. BATTLE OF WATER AND AIR
When the neck of an upside-down bottle is in water, it doesn't come out of it. The pressure of the water column inside the bottle is balanced by the atmospheric pressure on the open surface of the water in the container. If the neck of the bottle is above the surface of the water, the pressure inside the bottle becomes greater than the atmospheric pressure and it pours out.
3. PING PONG BALL TRICK
When we put the ball on the top of the bottle, it pushes all the extra water out of it. When we turn the bottle upside down, all the water stays inside. The pressure of the water inside the bottle is balanced by the atmospheric air pressure on the ball, which is kind of stuck to the neck of the bottle. Surface tension of water helps it do this. The water molecules are attracted to each other, closing the small opening between the ball and the neck of the bottle.
4. INVISIBLE POWER
When you spin the bottle of water, the centrifugal force - the force that occurs when the object rotates - acts on them. Because of this, the water is pressed to the bottom of the container and does not splash out. If you let go of the rope during rotation, the bottle will fly up or sideways, depending on where it is at the moment. The same thing happens to the water inside - it heads in the opposite direction from the rope, but it is held by the bottle.
5. PAPER COVER
The air pressure in the glass is lower than the atmospheric pressure. The pressure outside is greater, so the cardboard presses against the glass and prevents the water from spilling.
6. THE SECRET OF WATER
The water does not pour out because of air pressure and surface tension. The air pressure inside the bottle is lower and the air pressure outside it is higher. Also, the water filled all of the tiny holes in the cheesecloth and held the entire volume of water in the bottle due to surface tension.
7. AIR PRESSURE TRICK
Water flowing out of the glass and soaking the cloth lowers the air pressure inside it (if there is no space for air circulation between the glass and the lid). The glass is sort of "sucked" onto the smooth flat lid. But the atmospheric air pressure remains the same. This is what holds the lid under the glass sucker on the lid.
8. AIR PRESSURE HOLDS WEIGHT
In order to hold heavy objects, it is necessary to lower the pressure inside the glass. In this case the atmospheric pressure will be able to hold some weight. When gases are heated, they expand. When they are cooled, they contract. When the candle goes out, the air inside the glass cools and compresses, sucking the water inside from the napkin. If no gap is left between the glass and the napkin, the air inside will be discharged and the atmospheric pressure will help lift the weight.

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Upside down water bottle trick. Physics trick

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-07-06 | What keeps water in an upside down bottle? Why is the water level in the bottle higher?
When the neck of an upside-down bottle is in water, it doesn't come out of it. The pressure of the water column inside the bottle is balanced by the atmospheric pressure on the open surface of the water in the container.
If the neck of the bottle is above the surface of the water, the pressure inside the bottle becomes greater than the atmospheric pressure and it pours out.
Bird drinkers work on this physical phenomenon. If the water level in the container drops and the bottle neck comes out of the water, some of the water pours out. As soon as the water level reaches the level of the opening, the water stops pouring out. In this way, the drinker acts automatically.
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Centrifugal force experiment with a bottle of water

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-06-29 | Why doesn't water splash out of an upside down bottle?
Let's explore the centrifugal force with a simple physics experiment.
When you spin the bottle of water, the centrifugal force - the force that occurs when the object rotates - acts on them. Because of this, the water is pressed to the bottom of the container and does not splash out.
If you let go of the rope during rotation, the bottle will fly up or sideways, depending on where it is at the moment. The same thing happens to the water inside - it heads in the opposite direction from the rope, but it is held by the bottle.
⇒ Check this simple Air pressure Science Experiment youtu.be/hSrJ0WCHmDQ

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Science experiment with sand | What things will come to the top?

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-06-22 | Let's repeat the preview experiment with different things. What things will come to the top?
Take any thing and put it in the bottom of the cup or container. Fill it with sand or semolina.
Cover the top and shake it up and down. No matter how dense these things are, they will rise to the top!
With each shaking, grains of sand are poured under the resting object. With each new shake, it goes up a little at a time. This is how the object is pushed to the surface, regardless of its density.

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Summer science experiment with sand | Appearing stone

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-06-21 | Why does the stone come to the top of sand?
This simple summer experiment looks like magic!
Get a stone and put it in a plastic cup. Fill it with sand.
Cover the top and shake it up and down. The stone will rise to the top!
With each shaking, grains of sand are poured under the resting stone. With each new shake, it goes up a little at a time. This is how the stone is pushed to the surface, regardless of its density.
⇒ Check also this simple experiment Sink or Float Density Experiment youtu.be/NePdS2UBKFE

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Air pressure Science Experiment

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-06-15 | With just a few simple household items, you can try this simple and fun science experiment to see the effects of air pressure in action.
In order to hold heavy objects, it is necessary to lower the pressure inside the glass. In this case the atmospheric pressure will be able to hold some weight.
When gases are heated, they expand. When they are cooled, they contract.
When the candle goes out, the air inside the glass cools and compresses, sucking the water inside from the napkin. If no gap is left between the glass and the napkin, the air inside will be discharged and the atmospheric pressure will help lift the weight.

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Trick with a glass | Upside Down Glass Science experiment

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-06-08 | Can an upside down glass hold a heavier object than a piece of paper or plastic? For example, a big plastic lid from a container?
It's all about atmospheric air pressure. Water flowing out of the glass and soaking the cloth lowers the air pressure inside it (if there is no space for air circulation between the glass and the lid). The glass is sort of "sucked" onto the smooth flat lid. But the atmospheric air pressure remains the same. This is what holds the lid under the glass sucker on the lid.
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Upside down bottle of water with a ping pong ball | Science experiment #shorts

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-06-07 | Have you seen the experience with a bottle of water and a ping pong ball? The ping pong ball keeps the water in the bottle. Why doesn't the water come out of the bottle?
When we put the ball on the top of the bottle, it pushes all the extra water out of it. When we turn the bottle upside down, all the water stays inside. The pressure of the water inside the bottle is balanced by the atmospheric air pressure on the ball, which is kind of stuck to the neck of the bottle. Surface tension of water helps it do this. The water molecules are attracted to each other, closing the small opening between the ball and the neck of the bottle.
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Upside down Water Bottle Physics experiment

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-06-01 | We were already holding water with a napkin and a card. Now let's try to hold water in an upside down bottle with cheesecloth. Why is this possible?
In this experiment we see both phenomena of the previous experiments at once.
The water does not pour out because of air pressure, the air pressure inside the bottle is lower and the air pressure outside it is higher. Also, the water filled all of the tiny holes in the cheesecloth and held the entire volume of water in the bottle due to surface tension.
⇒ Check previous water tricks youtu.be/Mw87sNSWzmY and youtu.be/jLA_NOETflc

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Tissue and water bottle experiment | How to do Anti gravity water trick

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-05-25 | What keeps the water in the upside down bottle? Why doesn't it run out? Why doesn't water obey the laws of gravity? How to do Anti gravity water trick?
It's the surface tension of the water, which works magically. The water filled all the gaps in the tissue and blocked them, forming a thin layer called surface tension.
⇒ Check also this simple experiment with water: youtu.be/kBtOWgSfL7c

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Physics for kids | Exploring static electricity activity

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-05-18 | Use science in your activities with children, which sometimes looks a lot like magic! Today I'm going to show you how to make a fun game for preschoolers using the materials you have at home!

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Explore static electricity with simple science activity

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-05-11 | Explore static electricity with simple science activity for kids. Learn playing and have fun

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Air takes up space Experiment with paper boat

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-04-27 | Air takes up space. Very simple experiment for kids of all ages. You need just household materials for it.

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Air pressure experiment for kids “Balloon monster” youtu.be/gi23FXiy2mU

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Cool baking soda experiment Fizzy funny Trolls | Kids science experiment

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-04-20 | Cool baking soda experiment for kids to do at home!
Baking soda reacts with citric acid, causing carbon dioxide to be released. It end up trapped in soap bubbles because of the liquid soap, which is very delightful for kids. If you do not have citric acid, you can use 9% vinegar, but it will smell a little.

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Air pressure experiment for kids “Balloon monster”

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-04-13 | Explore Air pressure with this fun science experiment for kids!
Funny Balloon Monster would deffinately amaze your children!

The balloon inflates, its walls flatten and drags the air in the cup with it. As a result, the air in the glass becomes loose and the pressure reduces. And the cup is like being stuck to the balloon.

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Warm air rises | Convection Science Experiment for kids Dancing Elsa

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-04-06 | Warm air from candels causes the paper Elsa to spin. It looks like she is dancing!

Any Fairy Tale can be played with simple science experiments for preschoolers. Children will enjoy and learn about the wonderful things in the world around us!

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How to make frost in a can | Science experiment with ice and salt

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-03-30 | This science experience with making frost can be used to play up the scene of how Elsa freezes Erendell Castle. The water under the jar freezes in 5 minutes, which can't help but amaze kids.

When we added salt to the ice, it began to melt. But this process requires a very large amount of energy. And energy is taken from the environment, dramatically cooling everything around it. So, in our experiment, you could see that the ice in the jar was melting, and the jar itself was cooling to low temperatures. The temperature dropped rapidly below -20°C, causing the puddle on the board to freeze and stick the jar firmly to the board.

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How to Inflate a Balloon with Baking Soda & Vinegar

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-03-23 | Inflate a Balloon with Baking Soda and Vinegar Chemical Reaction.

In this simple experiment the vinegar reacts with the baking soda. This is called neutralization, because this reaction results in new substances instead of acid: water, a certain kind of salt, and carbon dioxide.
The carbon dioxide leaves the liquid mixture, and its amount gradually increases. The gas fills the balloon and inflates it.

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Simple science water trick for kids | Water behaves like a magnet

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-03-16 | A simple sciemce trick for kids with water.
Build a bridge between two glasses using two plastic cards. Place the glasses a little further apart than one card and try to build a bridge without any extra materials. This will not work. The cards will fall down, or there will be a gap between them.
If you fill the glasses to the top with water, the bridge will be done in seconds. Why does water behave like a magnet?

When we put the card on the surface of the water, the water wets it, which means that the molecules of the water are attracted to the molecules of the card. At the same time, the water molecules are attracted to each other. This attraction between the molecules of substances keeps the cards on the edge of the glasses.

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Experiment with water and toothpicks | Exploring Water Science

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-03-09 | Explore Water Science with water experiments
Why do snowflakes turn into stars? Wood fibers absorb moisture. It travels farther and farther through the capillaries, the narrow spaces between the fibers. The toothpick fibers fill with water and straighten out because they can no longer bend much.

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Sink or Float Density Experiment for kids

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-03-02 | Why do some objects float and others sink?
If you've moved on to density science, it's time to understand why huge and heavy ships don't sink.
Do Boat experiment with a piece of plasticine and children will see that "heavy" plasticine can suddenly become "light" and buoyant by changing its shape causing its density to change as well.

Even if a ship is made of heavy iron, it has a lot of air inside. This makes the ship less dense than water, so it floats.

The inner space of this boat is filled with air, which is lighter than water. Therefore, the density of the boat is less than the density of water.

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5 Snow experiments for kids | Winter science experiments for preschoolers

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-02-23 | 5 Snow experiments for kids in one video!
I have selected simple winter experiments for preschoolers that you can do at home, in preschool and outside to explore the properties of snow.
You'll be able to turn water into snow and then melt it instantly, as well as find out how much water comes out of snow. You will create a snow volcano and check what happens if the snowball is held over a fire.

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How to make fake snow | Winter fuzzy snowman science experiment

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-02-16 | Do you want to make fake snow at home, build a fuzzy snowman and melt it creating lots of foam and happyness?
In this video I'll show you how to make fake snow with baking soda and starch. Do this Winter fuzzy science experiment and have fun with kids.

The fake snow contains soda (sodium hydrogen carbonate NaHCO3), which reacts with citric acid. The reaction produces a new kind of salt (sodium citrate Na3C6H5O7), carbon dioxide (CO2), and water (H2O).

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Instant boiling water freezing | Bubble freezing experiment | How to freeze supercooled water

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-02-09 | If it's -10 degrees Celsius or lower outside, it's time to do some cool experiments outdoors like Instant boiling water freezing and Bubble freezing experiment.
If there is no such frost right now, you can instantly freeze supercooled water and make an ice tower.

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Non-newtonian fluid experiment | Cool and safe activities to do at home

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-02-02 | Non-newtonian fluid activities are Cool and safe experiments to do at home with kids.
You will need starch, water and some household items. Watch the video to see how to make it and use the Non-newtonian liquid indoor activity ideas to play with your kids.

If a non-Newtonian liquid is hit or squeezed, it begins to behave like a solid. The starch molecules line up closer together, as if "holding" the water inside. If the liquid is still, the water molecules fill the space between the starch molecules again, and the mixture behaves as a liquid substance.

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Salt experiments to do at home | Kitchen Science

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-01-26 | Today you will see 6 easy Salt experiments to do at home with kids.
The basic ingredients of all salt experiments are salt and water (or ice).

The following Science Experiments with salt are:
1. Frost in a can. In this experiment, you will turn water into ice in minutes without using a freezer and freeze a can to a cutting board using ice and salt.
2. Ice fishing. You will catch ice cubes using string and salt.
3. Floating Eggs. A raw egg sinks in water, but you can increase the density of the water to make it float.
4. Salt crystals. Is it possible to grow salt crystals fast? Yes, it is very easy! You can even decorate a card with such crystals.
5. Drawing on the ice. Use salt to make unique colored patterns on the ice.
6. Non-freezing water. How to make water that doesn't freeze in the freezer overnight?

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Magic Tricks Kids can do with the Secrets

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-01-19 | Today we will reveal the secrets of simple tricks for kids.
You will see how to turn paper into a bill, magically vanish or make a bill appear, mysteriously transport a coin and poke a bill without making a hole. All of the magic tricks are simple and quick for kids to learn and perform.
For this tricks we used special devices.

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How to make a Snow volcano | Winter science experiment for kids

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-01-12 | It's winter time - time to do fun Snow volcano experiment with kids. Just bring inside a bunch fot this cool winter science.
In this video we are experimenting with baking soda and citric acid to make our snow volcano erupt.

You can also do this snow volcano experiment outside.

In this experiment, soda (sodium hydrogen carbonate NaHCO3) reacts with acetic acid when water is added. The reaction produces carbon dioxide CO2 and water H2O. The carbon dioxide rushes to the top, but is trapped in soap bubbles. Therefore, thick soapy foam bursts out of the crater and begins to flow down the slope of the volcano.

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Giant bubble science experiment

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2021-01-05 | Have fun with giant bubbles at home.
Water the surface and make the biggest bubble on it!

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Salt crystal snowflake Science experiment | Crystal DIY Christmas card

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2020-12-29 | In this video I'm going to show you how to use science ti make a cute DIY Christmas card.
Do this simple Science experiment to Grow Salt crystals on a paper snowflake.

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How to make fake snow | Instant snow experiment with snow powder and water

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2020-12-22 | How to make magic snow for kids?
Make your own fake snow at home with Instant snow powder and water. It will take less then 2 min to make colorful fake snow.

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Ice Science Experiments for kids to do at home

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2020-12-15 | Today you will see 5 easy Ice science Experiments with ice to do at home.

You can do the following cool winter science experiments with your kids at home or preschool:
1. Ice boat experiment.
2. Frost in a can
3. How to keep ice longer?
4. Instant water freezing
5. Painting on ice

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5 Winter Science Experiments with ice | Simple science for kids

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2020-12-08 | Today you will see 5 simple Ice science Experiments to do at home.

You can do the following easy winter experiments with your kids at home or preschool:
1. Magic Non-freezing water
2. Ice fishing experiment
3. Ice fizzy bombs
4. Snow storm in a jar with hydrogel balls
5. How much water does snow contain?

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7 Cool Static Electricity Science Experiments for Kids

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2020-12-01 | I’ve filmed 7 more cool Static Electricity Science experiments for kids
Today we are showing you pretty fun science experiments you could do at home with household items:
1. Static Fireworks
2. Static electricity powered boat
3. Can we charge everything?
4. Jellyfish and static electricity
5. Static electricity and Jumping balls
6. Rolling can
7. Paper spinner powered by static electricity

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5 Soap Bubble Experiments to do at home and Bubble mixture recipe

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2020-11-24 | How to Make Homemade Bubbles to have Fun Soap Bubble Experiments at home?
With this Bubble Mixture Recipe you will be able to do some cool bubble tricks at home.

Today I'm showing you 5 simple and easy science experiments with Bubbles you can have with your kids:
00:20 Bouncing bubble
00:51 Snake Bubble
01:38 Bubbles inside a Bubble
02:10 Poke a soap bubble without bursting it
03:27 Bubble moving by static electricity

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7 Awesome Static Electricity Experiments for Kids

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2020-11-14 | There are different types of electricity including static electricity.
And static electricity can be pretty fun!
Today we are showing you seven Awesome experiments with static electricity you could do at home.
Levitate small things using the ‘Wingardium Leviosa’ charm and the power of static electricity!
Do some tricks with a magic balloon, bend flowing water, play bouncing aluminium balls and more!
All experiments are simple and fun!

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How to make a treasure hunt for kids at home / Scavenger hunt for kids in 5 minutes

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2020-11-03 | Scavenger and Treasure hunts are so much fun and really do not take much preparation.
So, I want to show you how to create a fun and simple Treasure hunt for your toddlers. You can just make up a Treasure hunt for kids at home in 5 minutes.

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How to make a pumpkin out of a balloon and paper | Paper Mache Halloween Jack OLantern

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2020-10-22 | Make a Paper Mache pumpkin out of a balloon and paper, curve it ant turn into Halloween Jack O'Lantern with your kids.

There are two simple mixture recipes for you:
Glue mixture: Blend 2 parts white glue with one part water into a mixing bowl.
Flour mixture: You will need 5 parts of water and 1 part of flour. Boil 4 parts of water in a pot. Blend 1 part of flour with 1 part of water in a bowl. Carefully pour the mixture into the pot and stir it for 2-3 minutes. Cool before using.

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Halloween Stop Motion Video for KIDS | DIY Dancing Skeletons

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2020-10-17 | Are you looking for cool and simple halloween ideas for kids?
Try this simple activity and make your own Halloween Stop Motion Video for KID!
Bring skeletons back to life and let them dance! Just find free tamplates on internet to make paper skeletons.
Watch this video to see how to make easy stop motion animation.

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Halloween story for kids | Halloween puppet show for kids

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2020-10-14 | You can make your own shadow puppet theatre out of a cardboard box for kids and help them put on their own puppet show at home.
It's a cool way to tell a spooky story on Halloween night.
Watch Shadow Puppet Theatre tutorial if you don't have it youtu.be/nK4d9g9WQUU

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DIY Shadow Puppet Theatre out of a cardboard box in 5 minutes at home for a Halloween spooky story

KITCHEN SCIENCE LAB 2020-10-14 | You can make your own shadow puppet theatre out of a cardboard box and help your kids put on their own puppet show at home.
You can come up with a fairy tale or even make up a story. The puppets are very easy to make together with children from cardboard by drawing them. You can also print out pictures of your favorite characters and glue them to cardboard.
It's also a cool way to tell a spooky story on Halloween night.
If you're looking for story inspiration, try this one youtu.be/dOrsHwwPaCs

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