Welcome to The Lab Report sponsored by Apologia Science. This week we are exploring chemistry by making a polymer ball out of ingredients  you probably have at home. http://youtu.be/X2PBGnE0-OE For more Lab Report projects, visit The Homeschool Scientist’s You Tube channel.
What kid doesn’t like slime? It’s gooey, gross and even more fun if you can make it yourself! DIY slime is a bonus, because it also makes a great chemistry lesson. Here’s how to make your own slime! What happened? The borax reacts with the polyvinyl acetate molecules in the liquid glue to form large polymers….
This Lab Report explores the properties of water with a simple experiment for you to try at home. For more water property experiments, see this past Lab Report on Testing The Properties Of Water.
This week, we are talking enzymes. In this enzyme experiment, you will get to see enzymes in action and an experiment challenge for you to do on your own. More Enzyme Information Chem4Kids.com Kidipede More Enzyme Experiments Fruit Gelatin Enzyme Experiment Digestive Enzyme Experiments Vitamin C And Apple Experiment Enzyme Catalase Lab
This post is sponsored by Novare Science And Math mastery-based curriculum designed to promote true learning and understanding of science, not just memorization. Learn more about the benefits of mastery learning HERE. Experiments are an important part of science education. Learning facts out of a book isn’t science. That is learning about things and phenomena…
The unusual features of a giraffe’s anatomy make them one of the most recognizable animals in the world. Their long neck, spindly legs, and spots set them apart. A giraffe’s sheer size along with their gentle demeanor and slow movements make giraffes mesmerizing to watch. In the past, we studied giraffes along with other African…
