Kids love playing with bubbles. So this experiment will surely be enjoyed by your Sunday School class. It is very easy to do. Just prepare the following: 6 cups of water A half cup of Dawn dish detergent (blue) A half cup of corn starch 1 tablespoon of baking powder 1 tablespoon of glycerine 2 straws Yarn Add cornstarch to the water and stir well … [Read more...]

There are many experiments that you can do with eggs. This one is pretty amazing. How will you make an egg slip inside a narrow-mouthed bottle without pushing it? Here's how. You need: A hard-boiled egg Hot water A glass bottle with a narrow mouth First, peel the egg shells. Pour the hot water on the bottle, let it stay for 30 seconds then drain it. Place the … [Read more...]

The rocket bottle experiment will amaze the kids in your Sunday School class, especially the boys. It is very simple to do, all you need to prepare are the following. A 2 liter soda bottle 3 pencils Tape Vinegar Baking soda A cork that will fit the mouth of the soda bottle What you need to do first is tape the pencils to build a stand for the water bottle. Put … [Read more...]

Kids enjoy anything that has to do with balloons. So we found an experiment that involves balloons. It also uses candy which will make kids enjoy it even more. What you need: Soda Nerds Pop rocks Balloons Funnel Using a funnel, put nerds in one balloon and pop rocks in another balloon. Attach the balloons to the soda. Make sure that you don't spill the candies … [Read more...]

The grow grass head is a fun Science experiment for kids. They will be making grass heads out of old tights, soil, grass seeds, googly eyes, felt mouth and a small flower pot. Put grass seeds at the bottom of the tights then fill with soil. Make a ball shape to create the head. Pinch a small part to create the nose, twist and tie it with a rubber band. Place the googly eyes … [Read more...]

This experiment will show kids how to make a silver egg. It is very simple. All you need are the following. one raw egg candle jar with water tongs Hold the egg using the tongs and put it over the flame until it is covered with soot. Make sure that all the egg shells will be covered with soot. Once it is covered with soot, submerge it in the water and watch in … [Read more...]

This experiment will show kids how dyed carnations will look like. Here are the materials you will need: White carnation flowers with long stems Blue, red and yellow food coloring Three jars Water Put water in each jar and mix one food coloring per jar. Place the carnation on each jar and wait for an hour for the result. Will the food coloring change the carnation … [Read more...]

This Science experiment will teach kids how to inflate a balloon using baking soda. What you will need: Baking soda Vinegar Plastic bottle Balloon Funnel Put 2-3 teaspoons of baking soda in the balloon. Pour 2-3 tablespoons of vinegar in the water bottle using a funnel. Attach the balloon onto the tip of the bottle but make sure the baking soda does not mix … [Read more...]

This Science experiment will teach kids how to stick an ice cube to a string using salt. What you will need: Ice cubes String Salt Bowl with water Drop the ice cubes on the bowl of water. Place the (wet) strings on top of the floating ice cubes. Put salt where the string and ice cube meet. Leave it for one minute. After a minute, try to lift the two ends of … [Read more...]