Kitchen Science Demo
Do a safe kitchen demo, like baking soda and vinegar, and post a short write-up explaining the science behind what happened.
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Rubbing a balloon on your hair lets it stick to a wall because of what?
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Do a safe kitchen demo, like baking soda and vinegar, and post a short write-up explaining the science behind what happened.
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Each day, explain one everyday science effect to someone in under a minute, like why a balloon sticks to a wall. Check in daily.
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Tie a small weight to a string, time 10 swings at two string lengths and post a short write-up of what you found.
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