This month at the Science Center the topic was bubbles. Is there any kid that doesn't like bubbles? It started off with a lesson on surface tension and trying to figure out how many drops of water you can fit on a penny (43 in our class!)
Of course there was lots of play time and jumping around with bubbles.
The kids got to be inside of a bubble, although I couldn't get a picture that showed the bubble!
Then they got to make
Boo Bubbles, or bubbles filled with dry ice smoke.
Those looked pretty cool when they popped.
This month at the Science Center the topic was bubbles. Is there any kid that doesn't like bubbles? It started off with a lesson on surface tension and trying to figure out how many drops of water you can fit on a penny (43 in our class!)
Of course there was lots of play time and jumping around with bubbles.
The kids got to be inside of a bubble, although I couldn't get a picture that showed the bubble!
Then they got to make Boo Bubbles, or bubbles filled with dry ice smoke.
Those looked pretty cool when they popped.
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2 comments:
What a fun little science class! Where do they offer that?
Okay...I just reread that! It was at the science center! FUN!
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