Enjoy this article? Subscribe to the weekly newsletter to hear about them all.
Or grab my RSS feed 
13 More Things to do with Water
Previous post: GDUNH? GCNH? The Nappy Hunt!
Next post: Comparing Bubble Mix
Science activities for parents of babies, toddlers and school children.
Get smart with the Thesis WordPress Theme from DIYthemes.
Siteshit Aljyyosh العاب طبخ
All material on this site copyright © 2009–2026
Facebook
Twitter
Email Newsletter
RSS
{ 8 comments }
I wish I had space for a watery landscape, a nice little stream with maybe a small waterfall. Would be heaven!
My post: Artzoobilee 2
Heather´s latest amazing offering ..Thursday Thirteen 169- Artzoobilee 2
I have actually been thinking about a good water experiment all week.
Hang on to some plastic drink bottles (or other suitable size container) and half fill them with water. Gather half a dozen different substances (flour, sugar, powdered milk, baking soda, talcum powder). Put a tablespoon (or so) of each substance into a bottle, cap it, and agitate.
Observe what the different substances do (ie. thicken, dissolve, fizz)
I love that! We’ve been collecting bottles for another project, but we are so doing this first!
This will provide hours of fun for the kids.
Number 13 sounds like a lot of fun!
Anne´s latest amazing offering ..13 Sets of Words Commonly Confused and Misused
Right now….I’m watching the water from the sky fall on to the water in my pool 🙁
Have a great Thursday!
http://harrietandfriends.com/2010/09/earl-from-space-and-the-ruler-of-the-blogoverse/
Harriet´s latest amazing offering ..Earl from Space and the Ruler of the Blogoverse
Definitely some rainy day science projects on this list!
My boy discovered the other day that things look bigger when you put them in water, so we’ve been playing with that a bit.
He’s also been adding things to water and discovering what happens to them – ie milk powder dissolves and makes milk, cereal goes very soggy… We might try a few more this week.
Comments on this entry are closed.